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Articles in April, 2003 issue of Chief Executive, The

• Coca-Cola's doug Daft - Roses - Brief Article
• Getting growth in tough times - Thought Leader - new growth strategies for corporations
  by Adrian Slywotzky
• Managing investors like Warren Buffett does - Finance - CEO Mark A. Keller personal conduct of CEOs
• The Korean conundrum - Editor's Note - Editorial
  by William J. Holstein
• Forum for Corporate Conscience - Economy - Brief Article
• Short spring getaways - Golf - Executive golf getaways
  by Dean Foust
• The mouth of the south - Darts - Brief Article
• Toward more rational CEO succession - Thought Leader - business leaders must have business skills not just charisma
  by Rakesh Khurana
• Can you spare a dividend? Bush's tax-break proposal has ignited a debate over how companies use excess cash - Finance
  by Gregory J. Millman
• The sweater can review our economy - Flip Side - will sweater industry revive economy
  by Joe Queenan
• Corning's Jamie Houghton - Roses - Brief Article
• Gut instincts or consumer research? - Top Questions for Your CMO
  by Karen Benezra
• Is it time for Net2phone? CEO Stephen Greenberg says his company is conquering voice-over-internet - Technology
• Firing top guns: why CEOs hate axing their execs — and often foul it up - Management
  by Meryl Davids Landau
• How NEC is gunning for IBM - Global Business - NEC subsidiary in North America Niteo Partners
• Don't get caught without the right talent - Chief Concern - severe labor shortages to return
  by John A. Challenger
• A call to action - Editorial
• The CEO trap: how the very nature of the CEO's job can set you up for failure-and how you can steer clear of it - Cover Story
  by Leah Nathans Spiro
• Customer profitability: is the customer king - or cost? - CEO Insights
• Everybody involved in the Sprint meltdown - Darts - Brief Article
• General Motors CEO Rick Wagoner and Ford CEO Bill Ford - Darts - Brief Article
• Is S&P's pedestal cracked? Critics say the esteemed rating agency should have spotted Enron's woes sooner. S&P's president says 'not so' - Finance
  by Alan Gersten
• Cadillac gets it - Executive Life: The Editors Picks
  by William J. Holstein
• Feedback - Letter to the Editor
• The mood is downbeat - Ceo Confidence Index - Brief Article
• A Spring of discontent - shareholder resolutions will be filed this spring - Brief Article
• Averting disaster: think giving CPR to companies in crisis is hard? Try doing it in the middle of a downturn - Turnarounds
  by Jennifer Pellet
• BMW's Boxster beater - Wheels
  by William J. Holstein
• Investment banks pay for the past - By the Numbers - 2003 off to a poor start
  by Daniel Tynan
• Tireless in Seattle - Turnarounds - Safeco's corporate turnaround
  by Russ Banham