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Human Capital & Careers

One CFO, Two Companies

Two credit unions are sharing a chief financial officer, part of an effort to cut expenses and attract better talent.
Capital Markets

Global Banks Struggle to Report Counterparty Risk

Large financial institutions still have trouble accurately identifying and reporting their counterparties on derivatives contracts.
Banking & Capital Markets

Women-Led Hedge Funds Earn Higher Returns

Over the long term, women-controlled hedge funds have produced higher returns for investors. But finance is still a men's club.
Credit

Business Investment Driving Loan Demand, Say Bankers

Top commercial bank executives forecast brisk corporate lending in 2014.
Tax

Low Taxes Buttress GE Earnings

The tax advantage stemmed from GE's flotation of a majority stake in its Swiss consumer credit operation.
People

General Motors Hoists Company Insider to CFO

Chuck Stevens had been finance chief of the General Motors North America unit.
Workplace Issues

Should You Deep-Six the Open Floor Plan?

Research suggests that open office designs tend to drain productivity.
People

Why You Should Hire Autistic Employees

Thinking out of the box in hiring and human-capital management might provide a clinching competitive advantage.
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