The finance chief of a solar-energy start-up that uses salt as a storage medium tells what it's like to work for private-equity investors.
The standard-setter will vote on whether to extend the comment period for a controversial disclosure rule that could open up companies to new lawsuits.
How much will ERP systems have to be tweaked to comply with FASB's new revenue-recognition rules?
Some companies have nixed group health-care coverage and are sending their former employees to exchanges to shop for plans.
Gary Crittenden, the Citigroup CFO who steered the company through the financial crisis, is charged by the SEC with misleading investors.
Among the ripple effects of the global credit crisis is the rewrite of the controversial fair-value accounting rule once known as FAS 157. The revised standard could be in place by the end of the year.
The government sees billions of dollars in potential tax revenue sitting on the shelves of company warehouses.
Three experts suggest creative ways for companies to counter the rising costs of health care.
A number of technical issues must be resolved before U.S. accounting rules can be converged with international standards, says one expert.
A Homeland Security official calls on CFOs to break down the corporate silos that house cybercrime risk management.
Goodwill impairment charges plummeted in 2009, reflecting large write-downs in 2008 and an improving economy.
A company's ethical lapses can be far more costly than executives imagine, says one expert.
