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‘The Federal Government Does Not Need Revenue’

‘The Federal Government Does Not Need Revenue’

The government can't go broke, says a leading proponent of Modern Monetary Theory. What's more, the huge and growing national debt is great for the economy.

By David McCann | November 2, 2018

Partying Like It’s 1999

Mergers & Acquisitions

Partying Like It’s 1999

Warren Buffet holds more cash and has less debt at the top of the cycle so he can invest at the bottom. You should too.

By Gregory V. Milano | September 12, 2016

Being ‘Intensely’ Data Driven Is Not for Everyone

Talent Management

Being ‘Intensely’ Data Driven Is Not for Everyone

A high-performing culture like Amazon’s is effective, but it also creates winners and losers. And, in some cases, it can quickly go bad.

By John Parkinson | August 24, 2015

The Whole Story

From the Editor

The Whole Story

In more than 350 issues of CFO, we have covered the events, trends, and changes — some good, others not so — that have affected the chief financial officer.

By Edward Teach | February 25, 2015

Facebook: The Sound of a Bubble Bursting?

Facebook: The Sound of a Bubble Bursting?

The king of social media's IPO flop may signal the end of the enthusiasm for social media as a money-making business.

By David Rosenbaum | May 30, 2012

Facebook Slips at the Starting Line

Facebook Slips at the Starting Line

If Facebook shares don't recover soon, the mispricing of the social-networking giant’s IPO may have lingering effects.

By Vincent Ryan | May 22, 2012