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Articles in Jan-Feb, 2006 issue of Chief Executive, The

• Can Chrysler show Detroit the way? The smallest of the Big Three has done the most to transform itself
  by Herbert Shuldiner
• Supply chain enigmas: they're longer—but they also have to be faster
  by Russ Mitchell
• Can GM fight back? Wagoner says it can with some help—not a bailout—from Washington
  by William J. Holstein
• Fixing public schools: it is increasingly a concern for CEOs
  by Russ Mitchell
• Darts & roses
• Taming health care costs: companies must rethink their policies
  by William J. Holstein
• The fight over CRM: on-demand services are providing a renaissance for a once-struggling technology
  by Cindy Waxer
• A theater in the home: high-end technology is about to get even better
  by Kevin Miller
• Framing the U.S. debate
  by William J. Holstein
• Mysteries of innovation: there are right ways—and wrong ways
  by Jeffrey Rothfeder
• Eliot Spitzer's moment of truth
• California ranked worst for business
• CEOs under fire: how can they respond?
  by William J. Holstein
• GM has a better chance than Ford: Bill Ford isn't making the right moves
  by Herbert Shuldiner
• Following the money: if access to public markets is tricky, private funds are huge
  by Jeffrey Rothfeder
• Are the Russians coming?
  by Peter Galuszka
• Developing global talent: managing worldwide companies hinges on people, culture
  by Jeffrey Rothfeder
• Fighting the glass ceiling: why Asian Americans don't have more positions at the top
  by Sheree R. Curry
• Advertising for the young and snarky: it's not the marketing, stupid
  by Joe Queenan
• Debating American competitiveness: the U.S. can keep an edge if it takes the right steps
  by William J. Holstein
• Good policy vs. political lunacy