Get informed with CFO’s articles and stories from June 25, 2015…
Five Working Capital Management
With the release of the 2015 REL Working Capital Survey results, here is a collection of five classic articles on working capital best practices. >> Danielle Balestra
Walmart to Hit Suppliers with Hefty Fees
The move, which applies to 10,000 suppliers, is meant to compensate for higher labor costs. >> Katie Kuehner-Hebert
Sloppy Benefit Plan Audits Putting Employers at Risk
After 45 days, major deficiencies in employee benefit plan audits start costing employers $1,100 per day in fines. >> David M. Katz
Like It or Not, It’s Time to Face Obamacare
With Supreme Court ruling in favor of the government, the “employer mandate” stays in place and companies should start working to avoid the “Cadillac Tax.”
>> David McCann
CEO Pay Lines Up with Shareholder Returns: WSJ Survey
But some CEOs were paid well even though the company delivered lower shareholder returns. >> Katie Kuehner-Hebert
IKEA Raising its U.S. Worker Pay
The raise would put IKEA’s minimum wage at $4.62 above the current federal minimum wage. >> Katie Kuehner-Hebert
Toshiba Chief Apologizes for Accounting Crisis
Five years of overstated profits anger investors and elicit the company’s vow to “create a new Toshiba.” >> Matthew Heller
Merger of Euro Grocers to Create No. 4 U.S. Chain
The combination, Ahold Delhaize would have a 4.6% share of the U.S. grocery market.
U.S. Consumer Spending Shows Biggest Gain in Six Years
“This portends well for second-quarter growth and the broader momentum of economic activity in the second half of the year,” an economist says. >> Katie Kuehner-Hebert
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