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Articles in May, 2004 issue of Chief Executive, The

• On the virtues of travel
  by William J. Holstein
• India's outsourcing boom: sure, the infrastructure is bad. But India's huge labor pool suggests the growth may last
  by Rebecca Fannin
• The health care dilemma
• Germany's moment of truth: can the largest economy in Europe remain competitive?
  by Igor Reichlin
• In defense of secretaries
  by Angela Weisman
• Compensation: options out, restricted stock in
• What to look for when hiring a CEO: the most critical skills are the ones you can't quantify
  by Betsy S. Atkins
• CEO confidence index: CEOs say "no" to government-run health care
• Opting out: the public markets look better, but there are still plenty of reasons for CEOs to take their companies private
  by Rebecca Fannin
• CEO: chief education officer; How to deal with an independent board
  by Jay W. Lorsch
• What the economy needs
  by Roy Serpa
• Darts & roses
• Innovation: a cure for what ails you
  by Dale Buss
• Playing peekaboo!
• Little giants: you don't have to be big to be global. Some of the best players are smart and small
  by Dale Buss
• Outsourcing backlash
  by Gunther Karger
• Darts & roses
• Driving diversity; CEOs get it: diverse work forces make for better companies. The question is, how do you get there?
  by Jennifer Pellet
• Outsourcing IT headaches is no answer: often the problem that needs fixing is management
  by Mark D. Lutchen
• African dream: experiencing the modern safari, as nature and luxury take their course
  by Cait Murphy
• Correction
• Technology: Comcast looks beyond Disney
  by Jon Chesto
• This story was written in Calcutta: even articles about outsourcing are being outsourced
  by Joe Queenan
• Tennis, everyone? Here's hoping that golf finally loses its grip as the favorite sport of CEOs
  by Mike Brewster
• Health care meltdown: as costs continue to spiral, here's what CEOs can do to stave off a crisis
  by Russ Mitchell