BlackBerry beefs up security spending while Samsung cuts losses, what’s new with China’s economy and Ceasers Palace fined for $8 million. These articles and more in this edition of the CFO roundup…
BlackBerry Places $425M Bet on Mobile Security
The acquisition of Good Technology continues BlackBerry’s shift away from smartphones to enterprise mobile security solutions.
How China’s Cash Injections Add Up to Quantitative Squeezing
The latest on China’s economy.
Nutrition Firm Charged with Not Disclosing Perks
Two former CFOs are among four executives charged along with the company.
Bankrate Settles SEC’s Accounting fraud Charges for $15 Million
The online personal finance publisher’s former CFO is implicated in charges that include fabricating revenues.
Caesers Palace Fined $8M Over Compliance ‘Blind Spot’
The compliance glitch allegedly created the potential for patrons of Caesars’ private gaming salons to circumvent anti-money laundering controls.
Samsung to Cut Payrolls, G&A Over Slow Android Sales
The South Korean company faces a second slow year.
Reaping the Rewards of Lower Risk in DB Plans
Finance executives have been busy de-risking DB plans, and they’re happy with the results.
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