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Workiva Buys AuditNet to Add Content

Workiva Buys AuditNet to Add Content

“Digital communities like AuditNet … are essential for businesses looking to accelerate digital transformation."

By Matthew Heller | December 14, 2021

Central Banks See DeFi Decentralization as ‘Illusion’

Central Banks See DeFi Decentralization as ‘Illusion’

The Bank for International Settlements says although DeFi appears to be decentralized, there are "entry points" for regulators to implement policies.

By Matthew Heller | December 9, 2021

U.K. Regulator Orders Facebook to Sell Giphy

U.K. Regulator Orders Facebook to Sell Giphy

"We are protecting millions of social media users and promoting competition and innovation in digital advertising."

By Matthew Heller | December 1, 2021

Expensify Shares Pop 52% in Market Debut

Expensify Shares Pop 52% in Market Debut

The software firm joined “the growing roster of technology companies that have cashed in on high investor appetite for tech stocks."

By Matthew Heller | November 17, 2021

The ABCs of CPM Software

The ABCs of CPM Software

Corporate performance management tools focus on the digital enablement of finance and complement ERP systems and analytical reporting environments.

By Vincent Ryan | November 10, 2021

IBM Spinoff Kyndryl Launches With Cloud Hopes

IBM Spinoff Kyndryl Launches With Cloud Hopes

The IT services provider is looking to help clients shift to cloud platforms such as Microsoft Azure, Amazon Web Services, and Google Cloud.

By Matthew Heller | November 5, 2021

Regulators Urge Tougher Oversight of Stablecoins

Regulators Urge Tougher Oversight of Stablecoins

“Failure to act risks growth of payment stablecoins without adequate protection for users, the financial system, and the broader economy.”

By Matthew Heller | November 2, 2021

Microsoft Warns Against Russian Hackers

Microsoft Warns Against Russian Hackers

The hacking group infamous for the SolarWinds hack is targeting the tech supply chain.

By Lauren Muskett | October 25, 2021

Tesla and Square Are Up On Their Bitcoin Purchases

Tesla and Square Are Up On Their Bitcoin Purchases

With Bitcoin hitting all-time highs, here’s a look at how much Tesla and Square’s Bitcoin purchases are up.

By Lauren Muskett | October 21, 2021

How to Survive a Ransomware Attack

How to Survive a Ransomware Attack

The biggest question that arises in the wake of a ransomware attack is whether to pay the ransom, and the answer is by no means easy.

By Bob Violino | October 19, 2021

SeatGeek Going Public Via SPAC

SeatGeek Going Public Via SPAC

The merger with RedBall Acquisition values the mobile-centric ticketing platform at $1.35 billion.

By Vincent Ryan | October 14, 2021

Is the End of ‘Inventory Lite’ in Sight?

Operating Expenses

Is the End of ‘Inventory Lite’ in Sight?

A 15-year surge in corporate cash flow may come to an end if companies can't generate any more inventory efficiencies.

By | October 7, 2021

Time to Double Down on Efficient Cash Conversion

Working Capital

Time to Double Down on Efficient Cash Conversion

Although flush with cash, the best-performing companies aren't forgetting about fine-tuning their cash conversion processes.

By Peter Kingma | October 5, 2021

Massive Outage Dents Facebook Shares, Revenue

Massive Outage Dents Facebook Shares, Revenue

Facebook, Instagram, and WhatsApp went dark in what website monitoring group Downdetector said was the largest such failure it had ever seen.

By Matthew Heller | October 5, 2021