CFO’s Daily Roundup: June 11, 2015

Get informed with CFO’s articles and stories from June 11, 2015…

Five Steps to Revenue Recognition Tax Woes

FASB’s new revenue recognition standard could spawn costly changes in corporate tax compliance. >> David M. Katz

Banner Year for Airlines’ Margins, Return on Invested Capital

The industry is buoyed by low oil prices, the strong dollar, lower capital costs, and strong load factors. >> Katie Kuehner-Hebert

Barely Working

The availability of cheap debt has reduced companies’ incentive to improve working capital management. >> Edward Teach

Startups’ Use of Non-GAAP Metrics Stirs Concerns

Critics say use of nontraditional numbers that often far exceed actual revenue could inflate companies’ valuations. >> Matthew Heller

Uber Still Looking for CFO to Replace Callinicos

At least two executives have turned down the finance chief post at Uber.

>> Matthew Heller

Strong U.S. Dollar Squeezing Multinationals

Lower overseas earnings due to the strong dollar is seen a bigest forex challenge for U.S. Multinationals. >> Katie Kuehner-Hebert

Outlook for Emerging Markets Stays Sour

Emerging markets disappoint because of strong Dollar, low commodities prices, and tha prospect of a Fed interest rate increase. >> Katie Kuehner-Hebert

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