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Articles in Jan-Feb, 2004 issue of Chief Executive, The

• In Wal-Mart's wake - By the Numbers - Brief Article
• Weill on the world: the financial system is getting fixed
• Back on track: how an old-fashioned Kansan with railroading in his blood breathed new life into the UP
  by Peter Galuszka
• In defense of ratings - Feedback - Letter to the Editor
• The right stuff - Management - James F. Parket of Southwest Airlines - Brief Article - Interview
• Darts & roses - CEO Watch
• The global CEO: overseas experience is becoming a must on top executives' resumes, according to this year's Route to the Top - Cover Story
  by Justin Martin
• Succession: revolving door - CEO Watch
• Analysis managing the derivatives risk: 'weapons of mass destruction'? In the wrong hands, sure. But also essential financial tools - Finance
  by Gregory J. Millman
• Lord's A-leapin': for the sporty and debonair, Jaguar unveils its new XJR
  by Kate McLeod
• The silent CEO - Feedback - Letter to the Editor
  by John F. Budd, Jr.
• Clipped wings: CEOs may not be able to save the traditional major airlines as low-cost challengers win the battle of the skies - Management
  by Alan Gersten
• Going for growth: tech seems to be recovering. "Old economy" companies are poised for big gains, too
• Midwest revival
• CEO Confidence Index: corner office mood is soaring - CEO Watch
• Grand slammin' in the flats of Belize: need a respite? Try casting flies at this idyllic Caribbean fishing hub. But don't expect the tarpon to be easy. Just ask Intel's Craig Barrett
  by Scott Henjum
• Asian competition rising - Editor's Note - Editorial
  by William J. Holstein
• The next bubble? The inevitable shakeout in the outsourcing industry could leave your offshore operations stranded - Management
  by Rebecca Fannin
• The global growth imperative: Asian markets are major theme of CEO summit
  by Jennifer Pellet
• Management: chairman-CEO splits? Not likely - CEO Watch - Brief Article
• Ode to wisdom: when trouble hits, we bring in the veterans to clean up the mess - Opinion
  by C.J. Prince
• The feat of the master: it's time the job of director demanded a formal education
  by Joe Queenan
• How to subvert hierarchy: CEOs must 'skip levels' to manage more effectively - Chief Concern
  by Michael J. Critelli
• Beyond good governance: how can CEOs win back the trust and loyalty of skittish stakeholders?
• Betting on technology: with manufacturing dwindling, the heartland states are turning to high tech to draw new blood
  by Dale Buss
• CEOs must shape election year debate
• Succession planning: still broken; Why many companies aren't getting it right - Thought Leader
  by Roger M. Kenny