The Latest
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More finance-job listings seek AI expertise, but pay is mostly down
Among other shifts since early 2025, demand shoots up for tech-savvy FP&A leaders, while controller salaries plummet.
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Former manufacturing firm CFO’s case against CBIZ moves closer to trial: Trial Balance
Christopher Podlasek accuses Marcum, which was acquired by CBIZ over a year ago, of breaching fiduciary duty in valuating his former employer AmeriTex.
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In a more automated world, how do CFOs think about succession planning? CFO Peer Audit
For some finance leaders, there’s a renewed focus on critical thinking among entry-level hires.
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CFOs On the Move: Week ending March 27
The Dallas Mavericks name a Chicago Bulls exec as CFO, Cox Farms hires a new finance chief and Middleby promotes its chief accounting officer to CFO.
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Cost cutting is losing favor this year as companies ramp up AI spending
Counter to headlines about tech-driven layoffs, companies are backing away from human capital budget reductions due to the growing need for AI skills.
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Q&A
Medely CFO’s bid to lower health care costs
After a long tenure at digital marketplaces like Airbnb and Turo, Brent Loder looks to bring his expertise to the health care staffing startup.
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How CFOs can build and sustain a strong network for career growth
Busy schedules may make it feel impossible to prioritize networking, but neglecting professional relationship building can hinder success. Here’s how CFOs can create lasting connections.
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Despite war and tariff uncertainty, CFOs are confident in economy: Duke-Fed survey
In the first quarter of 2026, finance chiefs’ optimism for their own business and the U.S. economy ticked up slightly.
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Opinion
Why CFOs are essential for business turnarounds
Loss-making businesses don’t fail because of finance chiefs, but they can survive because of them.
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Q&A
Hatch Bank CFO on liquidity, risk and the potential for automation
Francis Mitchell discusses his approach to building teams, evaluating operations and managing risk at the banking-as-a-service provider.
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Insurers rank financial volatility as this year’s top risk
Looking three-plus years ahead, the nod goes to adverse artificial intelligence outcomes.
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Uncle Nearest founder’s bankruptcy attempt is denied: Trial Balance
A federal bankruptcy judge late last week said that Fawn Weaver lacked the authority to seek Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection for the brand, but the legal battle isn't over yet.
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Opinion
What CFOs should know about the ‘jock tax’
The jock tax is more than just viral headlines — it’s about understanding multi-state wage sourcing and building systems to effectively manage it.
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CFOs On the Move: Week ending March 20
Brown-Forman appoints Whirlpool’s former CFO as finance chief, Wonder names a finance chief in preparation for an IPO and Quantinuum hires SoundHound AI’s CFO.
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HSBC weighs big AI-driven cost cuts: Bloomberg
The British bank is reportedly considering eliminating about 10% of its global workforce amid a big bet on artificial intelligence.
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Q&A
Leading with emotional intelligence: Meet The People CFO on transforming finance teams
In her first CFO role, Lu Hur combines financial expertise with emotional intelligence to unite a global team, drive collaboration and support a “people-centric” mission.
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Ex-CFO of Nebraska lender convicted of bank fraud
In 2021, while he was CFO of Bank of the Valley, Aaron Luneke submitted fraudulent contractor invoices and obtained bank loans totaling $4.3 million, the Justice Department said.
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The 6 a.m. CFO: How Fundrise’s Alison Staloch starts her day
Staloch highlights the value of embracing uncertainty, explains why she checks Slack before email and shows how a small shift in perspective can change work approaches.
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Bloomingdale’s takes share from Saks Global, lifts Macy’s Inc. in Q4
“The vendor community has rallied around Bloomingdale's like never before,” Macy’s Inc. CEO Tony Spring told analysts Wednesday.
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Internal audit functions lose budget bucks and headcount
But internal audit departments that gel with wider enterprise priorities are more likely to get the funding they need, according to a new survey.
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Hospital finance chiefs say half or more tech pilots fail: survey
In a survey of 150 American hospital CFOs, respondents reported mixed success with financial and administrative technology experiments.
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Q&A
Chipotle CFO on expanding globally while maintaining a debt-free model
Adam Rymer explains how the fast-casual chain is using AI tools, funding rapid restaurant growth and operating with a debt-free balance sheet.
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SEC’s enforcement chief steps down
Margaret Ryan has resigned as director of the agency’s division of enforcement after about six months on the job.
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Opinion
Is your company ready if liquidity returns?
Firms that benefit most from renewed capital won’t be the ones who raise first. They’ll be the ones prepared to use it effectively.
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Nidec looks to determine execs’ liability in accounting scandal: Trial Balance
The Kyoto-based manufacturer of electric motors says it has formed a new committee to determine whether certain leaders “bear legal liability” in a $1.6 billion accounting misconduct case.