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Citing stakeholder feedback, the Obama administration is giving employers an additional three months to comply with the reporting requirements of the Affordable Care Act.
The U.S. Department of the Treasury and the Internal Revenue Service on Monday extended the Feb. 29 paper and March 31 electronic deadlines for companies with more than 50 employees to provide information on what coverage they offer and the coverage they provide their staff. Read more.
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GM is making a $500 million bet that it can use Lyft’s rideshare technology to provide self-driving cars to customers.
Lyft announced Monday it was closing a $1 billion funding round led by a $500 million investment from GM, which would have a seat on its board. Read more.
CFOs on the Move: Week Ending January 1
CRST International, Under Armour, Shiloh Industries, Transcat, BenefitFocus, Ameriflight, TierPoint
Companies’ Investment Plans: From Diggers to Data Centers
Computers, research, and software will be the big-ticket items in 2016.
One-on-One Coaching Misses the Mark
Here’s why it takes a team to coach a leader.
Antoine Gerschel and Lawrence Polsky, Contributors
Pension Plan Funded Status Unchanged at 82%
Towers Watson says the lack of improvement at the end of 2015 reflects a rise in interest rates offset by weak stock markets.
GM, Lyft Driving Toward Driverless Car Future
The automaker is investing $500 million in Lyft, which will develop software to bring self-driving cars to customers’ doors.
How to Detect, Assess, and Manage Cyber Security
CFO’s top 10 cyber security stories from 2015.
Intel Acquires German Drone Maker
The purchase of Ascending Technologies fits Intel’s strategy of finding new markets for its processors and software.
Employers Get More Time for Obamacare Reporting
Treasury, IRS extend Feb. 29 paper and March 31 electronic deadlines for companies with more than 50 employees.
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