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A ‘Glut’ of High-Growth Companies Is Driving An IPO Market Reset
M&A

A ‘Glut’ of High-Growth Companies Is Driving An IPO Market Reset

The question of going public has turned from "if?" to "when?" to "how soon?" with no signs of slowing.
By Vincent Ryan | October 13, 2021
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Finance Bots: Overcoming the Hesitation
Technology

Finance Bots: Overcoming the Hesitation

Striking right balance of risk and governance can curb the unintended consequences of an RPA implementation.
By Vincent Ryan | January 6, 2021
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Deloitte Fined Record $19M Over Audit Failures
Risk & Compliance

Deloitte Fined Record $19M Over Audit Failures

A U.K. investigation found the Big Four firm liable for “serious and serial failures” in its audits of software firm Autonomy.
By Matthew Heller | September 18, 2020
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Holiday Retail Sales Forecast to Rise 1% to 1.5%
The Economy

Holiday Retail Sales Forecast to Rise 1% to 1.5%

High unemployment and economic anxiety will weigh on consumers, keeping sales well below last year's 4.1% gain, Deloitte says.
By Matthew Heller | September 15, 2020
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Deloitte to Create Independent Audit Board
Risk & Compliance

Deloitte to Create Independent Audit Board

The new board is part of Deloitte's plan to implement U.K. regulatory changes after a series of high-profile audit failures at Big Four accounting firms.
By Matthew Heller | September 11, 2020
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Recovery Through Resilience: Considerations of Top CFOs
Strategy

Recovery Through Resilience: Considerations of Top CFOs

The Q2 Signals Survey found that 585 of CFOs see the North American economy rebounding a year from now.
By Vincent Ryan | August 19, 2020
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Audit Committees Boost Disclosure to Shareholders
Risk & Compliance

Audit Committees Boost Disclosure to Shareholders

Investors get more information about the selection and evaluation of large companies' independent auditors.
By David McCann | September 5, 2019
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Execs Cop to Data Dysfunction
Technology

Execs Cop to Data Dysfunction

Two-thirds of corporate leaders prefer to rely on others for accessing and using data from their own tools.
By David McCann | July 25, 2019
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VC Industry Makes Slow Progress on Diversity
Workplace Issues

VC Industry Makes Slow Progress on Diversity

Despite their wide recognition for exerting a positive effect on business results, diversity and inclusion programs remain relatively rare among VC firms.
By David McCann | July 8, 2019
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The Forecast is Cloud
The Cloud

The Forecast is Cloud

Cloud technology lets organizations be simultaneously innovative and cost-conscious.
By Vincent Ryan | June 18, 2019
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Tax Departments Are Starving for Technology Investment
Technology

Tax Departments Are Starving for Technology Investment

The tax function needs the same kinds of modern tools that finance and accounting are increasingly acquiring, Deloitte says.
By David McCann | June 5, 2019
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Report Suggests a Shift in Cost-Reduction Mentality
Technology

Report Suggests a Shift in Cost-Reduction Mentality

Instead of saving on costs to support strategic growth initiatives, companies are now more likely to be saving to support transformation efforts.
By David McCann | April 29, 2019
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The Activist Investor: A CFO’s Unlikely Ally
Risk

The Activist Investor: A CFO’s Unlikely Ally

Don't be caught by surprise — learn to view your company through the eyes of an activist investor.
By Vincent Ryan | March 7, 2019
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Has the TCJA Actually Helped Companies?
Tax

Has the TCJA Actually Helped Companies?

The overall financial impact of the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act is difficult to calculate and may be viewed differently by optimists and skeptics.
By David McCann | January 7, 2019
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M&A Activity Expected to Rise Again in 2019
M&A

M&A Activity Expected to Rise Again in 2019

Despite trade and tariff tensions, three-quarters of U.S. corporate executives expect to close more and larger deals next year than they did in 2018.
By David McCann | December 7, 2018
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