A worldwide increase in exercise would energize the economy because of lower mortality rates, reduced absenteeism, and increased employee engagement: study.
Only a third of top executives have a positive outlook for deal activity next year, half as many who said so coming into 2019.
The new "Procurement Collusion Strike Force" aims to root out antitrust crimes like bid-rigging and price-fixing in the procurement of government contracts.
Risks related to data management push cybersecurity preparedness out of the lead on the list of worries for chief audit executives: Gartner.
Proposed rule changes would pressure proxy advisory firms to take a more management-friendly stance in their reports and vote recommendations.
Business economists dial back expectations for GDP growth, corporate revenue, and hiring, among other key economic indicators.
Most large and midsize employers hit "pause" on requiring workers to pay more out-of-pocket for health services.
Host Analytics' CFO makes a case for private equity, recalibrates the software company's business focus, and sets a six-point agenda for his finance team.
But executives should shore up issues involving products, productivity, and customer experience before deciding how to digitally transform, Gartner says.
More so than other executives, COOs and supply chain leaders expect an economic downturn, causing significant harm to the business, within 18 months.
The waste equates to approximately a quarter of all healthcare spending, according to a study in the Journal of the American Medical Association.
Rather than jump on the bandwagon of lump-sum payouts, FedEx continues to donate more to its U.S. pension plans than is required to fund future liabilities.
