About 13% of adults reported that they lost a job or were furloughed in March or the beginning of April this year.
Savings from moving R&D to take advantage of lower wages drives foreign profits about as much as lower tax rates.
But many companies are tapping revolving lines of credit in a way that banks don't like to see.
To avoid the auditor attestation required by SOX 404, small companies often incur debt instead of selling stock, a new study finds.
A new survey by CFO Research shows finance chiefs are moving aggressively to conserve cash as COVID-19 constricts the economy.
Forbearance programs would cause liquidity problems for nonbank mortgage providers, the industry says.
While all eyes are on the equity markets, credit is the lifeblood of corporations. Which companies are facing headwinds?
Congress, President must act quickly to combat the economic disruption of the COVID-19 outbreak, says the business group.
As coronavirus fears disrupt the economy, CFO is tracking the weakening in corporate credit ratings and the companies under stress.
The formula for banks' lower profits: three rate cuts by the Fed, yield-curve inversions, and higher salary and benefits costs.
"Management expectations in the coming year may outstrip finance’s resources," said The Hackett Group.
Xerox Holdings on Monday announced a sweetened tender offer for HP at about $24 a share, or $34 billion.
