The beauty products maker agrees to pay $135 million to settle allegations that employees bribed Chinese government officials.
Bruker Corp.'s Chinese offices entered into sham ‘collaboration agreements’ to direct money to foreign officials and send them on trips.
An internal review of Wal-Mart stores in China found questionable sales and accounting practices designed to make profits look stronger.
The Conference Board says average economic growth of 3.9% annually between 2020 and 2025 will present foreign firms with a huge opportunity.
SWIFT reports that use of the Chinese currency continues to grow, especially in the United States and Europe.
Slow revenue growth and high labor costs are giving some U.S. firms second thoughts about increasing their stakes in the second-largest economy.
Benefits expenses may not move much in the next 12 months, but U.S. CFOs project an increase in employer costs for workers' salaries.
Finance executives around the world are plagued by uncertainty about the economy, politics and more.
Cheap credit is tempting emerging markets towards risky borrowing.
Overcapacity and depressed prices threaten many of the country's corporate borrowers, who have gorged on debt for six years.
Western firms have piled into emerging markets in the past 20 years. Now comes the reckoning.
Regulatory shifts in China are making it easier to fund operations, manage working capital and run treasury operations.
