"There are a number of reasons why [British Steel's] turnaround has been very badly blown off course but the main one is Brexit,” its owner says.
See how much you know about the long-running British political drama dubbed “Brexit.”
CFO Mark Patrick discusses the enormous business opportunities available to Syngenta now that it's owned by a big Chinese company.
What finance chiefs are and should be doing to brace their organizations for the likely economic downturn.
S&P reports that companies are implementing contingency measures including inventory boosts, warehouse relocations, and supply chain adjustments.
While acquiring companies have underperformed stock indexes for the past two years, the outlook for M&A may be brightening.
While there are different ways to measure the success of M&A deals, shortly after deals close investors tend to expect they'll deliver incremental value.
Deeply concerned about the U.K.'s future relationship with the European Union, businesses are waiting anxiously for the rules of separation.
"A commitment to continued open markets is at the heart of the future," says the head of the U.K.'s financial watchdog.
The most common what-if scenario CFOs are planning for is the possibility that the U.K. and the European Union just can't reach a deal.
Original equipment makers, tech companies, and suppliers are vying for control of the auto's “center stack,” which customers may value more than the engine.
The fund cites uncertainty over Trump's fiscal policy in cutting its U.S. growth forecast to 2.1% for both 2016 and 2017.
