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Articles in Dec, 2006 issue of Risk Management

• The stonecutter
  by Bill Coffin
• Dirty work
  by Peter Salwen
• Former Comverse CFO David Kreinberg is the first top executive to plead guilty to conspiracy and securities fraud charges in relation to stock options backdating practices
• Preliminary damage estimates from October's earthquake in Hawaii have been set at $73 million with about $43.5 million in damages sustained by schools and another $7 million in damages reported at the Kawaihae harbor
• Hundreds of victims of Hurricane Katrina have been victimized by unlicensed contractors who take their money without performing any work
• Ground zero workers gain chance at lawsuits
• Almond thefts on the rise
• Is your domain at risk?
• Compensation blues
• A bumper crop for insurers
• Aerospace, health care, utilities, energy, oil and government sectors are expected to be the hardest hit by the baby boomer retirement swarm, which will decrease the U.S. workforce by as much as 40%
• E-Trade Financial Corp. and TD Ameritrade recently reported that "concerted rings" of hackers in Thailand and Eastern Europe had caused significant losses for their online trading customers
• A report by A.M. Best Co. predicted that a 7.6-magnitude earthquake would cause more than $100 billion in insured losses in San Francisco, hitting insurers with minimal capital reserves the hardest
• Evaluating a managed care organization
  by Joyce Newman
• The HP spy scandal
  by Jared Wade
• Feeding the addiction
  by Bill Coffin
• Stock watch
  by Bill Coffin
• Dirty spinach
  by Morgan O'Rourke
• Flu season
  by Jared Wade
• The sky is falling
  by Jared Wade
• Liquid terrorism
  by Morgan O'Rourke
• Planning for terrorism: how far should an employer go?
  by John J. Matchulat
• Navigating the public policy labyrinth: using risk analysis for tough issues: all organizations have intractable policy issues that lie outside the realm of conventional risk management. If risk managers wish to promote greater interest in risk techniques
  by Edward Robertson
• 2005 Ad
  by Alfredo Guerra
• ERM in the land of the maple leaf
  by Mark Eichler
• Datebook
• Perception vs. reality: communicating in a crisis
  by Mike Hatcliffe