CFO columnists provided an abundance of advice to finance chiefs in 2020. Here are some of the best columns we published.
Which stories encapsulate the year? Crisis management advice, auditor fines, business insurance hiccups, cash-flow forecasting, and more.
Remote work, small businesses, the federal government's balance sheet, health care — they will all require attention.
Fueled by piles of capital, special-purpose acquisition companies want to take your company public. But are they the best route to a listing?
Only 37% of the employers surveyed by Willis Towers Watson in October had remote-work policies in place prior to 2020.
A questionnaire asking borrowers to justify their $2 million-plus Paycheck Protection Program loans is confusing and burdensome, says the AICPA.
The COVID-19 economic downturn has small businesses considering Subchapter V bankruptcy filings over other options.
Current GAAP accounting prohibits a business from showing the true value of its crypto assets, say critics.
Knowledge of a potential sale eluded Andeavor LLC's internal controls team, causing the firm to violate securities law.
Megan Zietsman, chief auditor and director of professional standards of the PCAOB, will replace Jim Kaiser, who is retiring.
The Fed's Open Market Committee said that the ongoing public health crisis would continue to weigh on economic activity, employment, and inflation.
Banks' net interest margins plummet; poor business loan performance pushes up delinquency and charge-off rates.
