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Articles in Oct, 2005 issue of Chief Executive, The

• CEOs bullish on equities
• The secrets of success: Indian entrepreneurs rely on the IndUS network for inspiration, advice and money
  by Kim Girard
• 2005 brand leaders
  by Rebecca Fannin
• Wyeth's comeback kid: Robert Essner guides the pharma giant back from the fen-phen brink
  by Fran Hawthorne
• Our broadband fiasco: high-speed connectivity in the U.S. is rolling out in slow motion. Whose fault is it?
  by Peter Galuszka
• Indian outsourcers hail new victory
  by Khozem Merchant
• Darts & roses
• BlackBerry against the world: powerful forces are at work against RIM, but it's counterattacking
  by Cindy Waxer
• Why CEOs shouldn't blog: with companies to run, CEOs have better things to do than rant
  by Joe Queenan
• Darts & roses
• How not to lead
  by William J. Holstein
• Is Chris Madden the next Martha? The design diva carves out a role by stressing the art of making life easier
  by Sheridan Prasso
• On the meaning of Katrina
• The coming age wave: how to help baby boomers manage their wealth
  by Sy Sternberg
• The top 10 cars for CEOs: what to buy when you're shopping for the best driving experience, at work or for play
  by William J. Holstein
• Getting your bench right: succession planning tends to focus on the CEO, but getting the right C-suite rotation can be just as important
  by Sheree R. Curry
• When bitter rivals should team up: sometimes you ought to cooperate with the enemy
  by Adrian Slywotzky
• CEOs need to go public: smart ways to address the issues
  by Robert L. Dilenschneider
• Closing the deal on hot wheels: when primal "want" overrides practical decision making, follow these tips to score the best possible price
  by Philip Reed