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Companies Are Worried About Employee Retention, But Don’t Plan to Raise Pay
A study from PayScale found companies are hoping…
CEO Pay Ratio Rule Is ‘Disclosure by Soundbite’
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Waning Trust in Corporate Leadership Brings a New Urgency to Transparency

The problem of waning trust in corporate leadership is bigger than a public…

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SEC Accuses Four Firms of ICFR Deficiencies
The companies allegedly failed to remedy material weaknesses in their…
Delta Shares Fall After Lower Guidance
Other airlines also saw their shares decline amid fears of a global…
A CFO’s Roadmap for Introducing New Technology to Streamline Financial Processes
We discuss what finance leaders need to know when deciding whether and how…
Hong Kong Firm Fined $3M for Accounting Fraud
The SEC says Agria Corp. hid from investors a $17.5 million loss from the…
 

PCAOB to Focus on New Technologies in 2019

The boards says cybersecurity risks, software audit tools, and digital assets will be among its areas of emphasis for audit inspections.

Lowe’s Announces Mexico Exit, Q3 Sales Miss

While Lowe's is streamlining its business, it "still has to address its status as a second-fiddle retailer."

Poor Nonfinancial Reporting Tests Investors’ Trust

Many senior finance executives admit that the public has a low level of trust in large companies, often because of nontransparent reporting.

Internal Controls Violations in Cyber-Fraud Cases?

The SEC takes the position that public companies must assess and calibrate internal accounting controls for the risk of cyber frauds.

Disney Surge May Accelerate Fox Deal Closing

The company's quarterly earnings and revenue solidly beat forecasts, perhaps opening the door to an early-2019 completion of Fox assets acquisition.

SASB Unveils Sustainability Accounting Standards

The group says its new standards are “an important milestone for global capital markets,” combining industry specificity with financial…

Fox Reports Earnings Ahead of Disney Sale

The $71 billion deal won approval from European regulators this week.

When Smaller May Be Better: Adopting SRC Status

Companies that can qualify as smaller reporting companies have to evaluate scaled-down disclosures item by item.

The Dark Side of Accounting Expertise

For top executives, managerial experience at an auditing firm is not necessarily a virtue, especially among those who are highly paid, a study finds.

Auditing: Time for an Adjustment?

Keeping the auditor-client relationship free of conflicts of interest is still a struggle.
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