All of yesterday’s finance and accounting articles from CFO.com right here in today’s roundup…
U.S. to Delay Domain Names Handover for a Year
Calls for the U.S. to transfer control of ICANN to an international group have been fueled by Edward Snowden’s revelations of NSA spying.
What Will the CFO Role Look Like in 2020?
As much as technology influences the CFO role today, it may define the job in five years.
Companies Purposely Hire Fraudsters: Study
Groundbreaking research suggests that when hiring accountants, companies weigh a proclivity toward “earnings management” more highly than any other trait.
>> David McCann
Finance Chief Eyes Steady Shift to the Cloud
The new CFO of Interactive Intelligence Group will try to balance on-premises software against the priority of a cloud solution.
Consumer Prices Rise Slightly in July
Despite the tame inflation trend, signs of an improving economy may keep the Fed on course to hike interest rates this year.
Fed Official Criticizes Post-Crisis Policies
The St. Louis Fed’s vice president says zero interest rates, forward guidance and QE have done little to stimulate the economy.
PayPal Makes a ‘Modest’ Purchase
The acquisition of the Modest mobile e-commerce platform is PayPal’s first since its split from eBay.
Citigroup to Pay $15M Over Trade Review
The SEC says a Citigroup unit failed to review thousands of transactions as part of its daily surveillance of trades.
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