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Articles in April-May, 2006 issue of Chief Executive, The

• Best states, and worst
• Darts & roses
• McCain to CEOs: be careful
• Reaching the young
  by Wilbert Q. Murdock
• Samsung: more love?
  by Anna Fifield
• Think Southeast Asia is taking a backseat? Think again: Singapore, Malaysia and the rest are booming by exporting to China
  by Assif Shameen
• Amen, on dealing with banks
  by Barry Naft
• Man with a mission: A.G. Lafley wants Procter & Gamble to serve the world's consumers. Yes, it's more than lip service. He's serious
  by William J. Holstein
• Keep up the heat on Sarbox
• Why Johnny can't export
• CEOs debate the merits of private vs. public
• The incalculable value of building brands: CEOs say it's not just about advertising, but about everyday operations, too
  by William J. Holstein
• Infrastructure antiquated
  by L. Kravitz
• Preparing for avian influenza: companies need a plan in place
  by Jack Devine
• Two-seat roadsters for $20k: you don't have to spend a lot to have fun. The Pontiac Solstice vs. the Mazda Miata MX-5
  by Sheridan Prasso
• A clarification on "mandates"
  by Scott P. Serota
• Should CEOs take public policy stands? Novartis's Vasella thinks so. He challenged Condy Rice
• High stakes on K Street: CEOs must use finesse in the world of lobbying and sleazy favors
  by Peter Galuszka
• Making innovation happen
  by Brenda Vester
• Darts & roses
• When Directors Don't Make the Grade: self-evaluations could be the key to removing bad apples in the boardroom
  by Beverly A. Behan
• CEOs vote with their feet
  by William J. Holstein
• Controlling technologies
  by Donald A. DiFrisco
• On developing markets: Lafley sees huge upsides in new markets, both for corporate profits and international harmony
• Congress: getting real on China
• We don't need help
  by John K. Barnard
• A better way of looking at compliance: use it to grow the business
  by Travis Engen
• Defending a brand isn't easy: even when the brand is Steinway
  by Fred Mackerodt
• You got it all wrong, pal
  by Laurel Delaney
• Keeping U.S. leadership in engineering: one key is training students to think globally
  by Pradeep Khosla
• Winding down on Abaco, where a golf oasis awaits: CEOs can find that a big new idea sometimes just takes getting away from it all
  by Sheridan Prasso