"The conventional IT stack wasn’t built for today’s world of analytics, sensors, mobile computing, AI, the internet of things, and billions of devices."
Finance departments are reluctant to remove humans from the financial reporting progress, but Gartner says that misses opportunities for efficiencies.
A majority of leaders from all three participating countries believe the agreement will be ratified and will produce positive business results.
While companies are naturally conservative with cash when the economy goes bad, it may be a good time to consider making acquisitions, research suggests.
The Council of Institutional Investors and prominent compensation consultant Farient Advisors both question the wisdom of awarding performance shares.
Ironwood Pharmaceuticals is in the black for the first time thanks to its complex spinoff of pre-commercial drug development programs.
Research into finance executives' concerns consistently finds that they're prioritizing the safety of data above all other matters.
Disclosing vital data about a company’s workforce will soon be the norm. Will U.S. businesses fall in line?
The automaker's lackluster performance in profit margin and free cash flow leads the credit rating agency to relegate Ford's debt to junk status.
Companies are gaining confidence that their use of artificial intelligence is starting to pay off: KPMG study.
Investors get more information about the selection and evaluation of large companies' independent auditors.
Wall Street likes tax avoidance practices, and it likes corporate social responsibility. But it doesn't like companies that practice both, study finds.
