Corporate Finance

Leadership

America’s CEOs Pledge to Rethink Corporate Priorities

“These modernized principles reflect the business community’s unwavering commitment to continue to push for an economy that serves all Americans.”

William Sprouse
August 19, 2019
Growth Strategies

Admit It, Your Investments Are Stuck in Neutral

New research shows that companies that know how to shift critical resources where and when they’re needed share common traits. Rigor is the first one.
People

Citrix Hires Arlen Shenkman as CFO

He joins the company from SAP, where he held financial and business development roles critical to the software maker’s cloud transformation.
GAAP and IFRS

FASB Proposes Later Standards Deadlines for Private Companies

The Financial Accounting Standards Board says it wants to make a two-year stagger of implementation deadlines standard practice.
People

CFOs on the Move: Week Ending August 16

SME, DiamondRock Hospitality, United Natural Foods, Comcast Advertising, Superdry, Gulfport Energy, UPS, Standex International, Allegheny Technologies
Governance

Burford Capital CEO’s Wife Steps Down as CFO

Elizabeth O'Connell is taking another job at the litigation finance firm amid investor concerns over her independence.
Global Business

Germany’s Economy Shrinks as Exports Struggle

The country is feeling the effects of trade conflicts and global uncertainty.
Fraud

SEC Charges 1 Global CFO in Fraud Scheme

Regulators said Alan Heide was part of a scheme to fraudulently raise investor funds.
Cybersecurity

Microsoft Finds Four Security Flaws in Windows 10

If exploited, the flaws can be used to launch a computer worm to attack vulnerable machines.
Business Planning

How to Focus on Finance Team Performance

Here is a highly organized way to track how the finance department is doing and make it more important to the business.
Fraud

SEC Freezes Accounts of Digital Token Promoter

Regulators said Reginald Middleton and his firm Veritaseum failed to register and fraudulently sold ‘VERI’ tokens.
IPOs

WeWork IPO Filing Reveals Massive Loss Last Year

The company lost more than $1.6 billion last year on just $1.8 billion in revenue.
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