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Articles in July, 2004 issue of Chief Executive, The

• Building a nation
• The Wal-Mart of auto sales? AutoNation's Mike Jackson has big plans for the car retailer
  by Herbert Shuldiner
• Darts & Roses
• This won't take a nanosecond: next up in the hype market: the nanofication of America
  by Joe Queenan
• How CEOs reinvent their companies: mere execution isn't enough. You need game-changing ideas
  by Jay Desai
• Course of history: at the Architects Club, a lesson in design awaits around every bend
  by Paul Rogers
• Can politics be fixed?
• For big spenders, a global program: through a Barcelona school, companies send executives to get an education on the road
  by Rebecca Fannin
• A note of caution, but hiring to continue
• Chrysler fights back: Dieter Zetsche has stopped the bleeding. Now Chrysler must go on the offensive in the most brutal auto market in history
  by Dale Buss
• Let airlines fail
• Keeping the pipeline full: thanks to its indefatigable CEO, Novartis's R & D effort is paying off
  by Fran Hawthorne
• Back to B-school: CEOs are turning to custom-designed programs at top schools to educate the senior ranks
  by Jodi Schneider
• Thailand wants Bill. Tiger, too
  by Sheridan Prasso
• The CIO's rise and fall: more CEOs are asking their chief information officers to report to the CFO. Can it come back to hurt their companies?
  by Jeffrey Rothfeder
• Diesel: the smarter alternative? As gas prices rise, new high-peformance diesels bear attention
  by Herbert Shuldiner
• Succession at Coca-Cola
  by John F. Budd, Jr.
• Who's winning the game?
  by William J. Holstein
• Making consumer-directed health care work: CEOs must gradually change employee expectations
  by Ed Wristen
• Flex forward: Flextronics' Michael Marks says that outsourcing can only get much, much bigger
  by Justin Doebele
• CEO of the Year
  by Daryl Travis
• Better to switch than fight?
  by Amy Cortese
• Protecting trade secrets in China: how CEOs must build intellectual property strategies
  by Kevin Rivette
• Darts & Roses
• Corrections
• The mounting assault by trial lawyers, Inc.: CEOs must help drain the litigation swamp
  by Steven B. Hantler
• Splendor at sea: the Queen Mary 2 evokes the golden age of timeless and luxurious transatlantic travel
  by Everett Potter