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	Debt-Ceiling Distress What companies are telling the SEC about the consequences of not raising the federal debt limit. August 1, 2011 • Guardian CFO: No Big Ripple Effect • Do Acquisition Premiums Matter? • CFOs on the Move: Week Ending July 29 • Farewell to Brand-Name Drugs • Loading Up on Corporate Paper • XBRL: What's It Good For?


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Debt-Ceiling Distress
What companies are telling the SEC about the consequences of not raising the federal debt limit.
July 29, 2011

• Guardian CFO: No Big Ripple Effect

• Do Acquisition Premiums Matter?

• CFOs on the Move: Week Ending July 29

• Farewell to Brand-Name Drugs

• Loading Up on Corporate Paper

• XBRL: What's It Good For?

Farewell to Brand-Name Drugs
More over-the-counter substitutes for common drugs are becoming available, promising to take a chunk out of spiraling heath-care costs.
July 28, 2011

• Loading Up on Corporate Paper

• XBRL: What's It Good For?

• A Feel for the Deal

• Capex, Inventory Spend Squeeze Cash: Study

• The Trouble with DSO

• Chipping Away at Ratings Reform

Capex, Inventory Spend Squeeze Cash: Study
Companies are starting, in the smallest of ways, to increase their outlays on inventory and plant and equipment.
July 27, 2011

• The Trouble with DSO

• Chipping Away at Ratings Reform

• Spies Like You?

• Biting the Bears

• Creating a Culture of Compliance

• How IPO Founders Keep Their Taxes Low

Biting the Bears
How to do battle with short-sellers.
July 26, 2011

• Creating a Culture of Compliance

• How IPO Founders Keep Their Taxes Low

• Auditors' Somewhat Raised Confidence

• Is Your Change-in-Control Protection Safe?

• China's Currency Conversion

• "Volatility Benefits Short-Term Shareholders"

Auditors' Somewhat Raised Confidence
The number of going-concern qualifications has fallen by 4%, estimates Audit Analytics.
July 25, 2011

• Is Your Change-in-Control Protection Safe?

• China's Currency Conversion

• "Volatility Benefits Short-Term Shareholders"

• Org Assessment Yields Big Changes

• Sources of Misery

• CFOs on the Move: Week Ending July 22

"Volatility Benefits Short-Term Shareholders"
The CFO of Siemens wants to reward long-term investors rather than those who buy and sell for immediate gain.
July 22, 2011

• Org Assessment Yields Big Changes

• Sources of Misery

• CFOs on the Move: Week Ending July 22

• Any Interest in Interest?

• Play Time or Pay Day?

• Who's There?

Any Interest in Interest?
Banks are taking a wait-and-see approach before offering companies interest on their checking accounts, which the Dodd-Frank Act now permits.
July 21, 2011

• Play Time or Pay Day?

• Now You See (Some of) It

• Debt Ceiling: Big Deal or Not?

• Who's There?

• Spreadsheets: Filtering a Pivot Table with a Formula

• "You Take Risks and You Own Them."

Debt Ceiling: Big Deal or Not?
Finance executives are frustrated with the government, but not panicked about default.
July 20, 2011

• Who's There?

• Spreadsheets: Filtering a Pivot Table with a Formula

• "You Take Risks and You Own Them."

• Mandate Mayhem

• Taking the Next Step

• How Western Union Smooths Out Risk

Mandate Mayhem
Court challenges to the health-care reform law, especially its provision requiring everyone to buy health insurance, make for an uncertain future.
July 19, 2011

• Taking the Next Step

• How Western Union Smooths Out Risk

• Think (Again)

• Easing the Squeeze: The 2011 Working Capital Scorecard

• Compensation Confrontation

• CFOs on the Move: Week Ending July 15

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