Human Capital

Workplace Issues

Another Roadblock for Women: Performance Reviews

Men tend to get more helpful feedback during performance reviews than women do, experts say.
Health Benefits

Execs Could Boost Profits by Owning Health Care

Judging by their apathy over fixing the health care cost problem, C-suiters apparently are comfortable the way things are, a health care executive says.
People

Gap Shares Dive on Old Navy Spinoff Doubts

The surprise resignation of CEO Art Peck has Wall Street "wondering whether the split could be delayed or abandoned altogether."
People

CFOs On the Move: Week Ending November 8

Rhapsody International, Trivago, Pier 1 Imports, Reed’s, Bluebird Network, Teva Pharmaceutical Industries, Swiss Re, TreeHouse Foods, Papa John’s
People

Papa John’s CFO to Depart Amid Executive Shakeup

The pizza chain’s finance chief is leaving after a stint of almost 20 years.
People

McDermott CFO Resigns After $1.9 Billion Loss

The company said Stuart Spence left to “pursue other opportunities” and was replaced by Chris Krummel, formerly chief accounting officer.
Health Benefits

Companies Move to Limit Employees’ Health Costs

Most large and midsize employers hit "pause" on requiring workers to pay more out-of-pocket for health services.
People

CFOs On the Move: Week Ending November 1

Nissan, Altice USA, Juul Labs, Victory Park Capital, CarMax, Trimble, Sovos Brands, nCino, Spotify
Strategy

The Two Faces of Private Equity

Host Analytics' CFO makes a case for private equity, recalibrates the software company's business focus, and sets a six-point agenda for his finance team.
Employee Benefits and Compensation

GM Workers Approve Contract After 40-Day Strike

“It’s a rich contract for workers. The health care coverage would be the envy of nearly every worker in America.”
People

CFOs On the Move: Week Ending October 25

Hart InterCivic, Caribou Coffee, Databricks, EFG Companies, Alaska Communications, Amgen, GES, Apprio
Health Benefits

Annual Waste in U.S. Healthcare System Nears $1 Trillion

The waste equates to approximately a quarter of all healthcare spending, according to a study in the Journal of the American Medical Association.
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