Buoyed by the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act, U.S. CFOs project sizable increases in earnings, capital spending, and technology outlays this year.
Donald Trump's slow start makes U.S. finance chiefs wary of placing big bets on growth initiatives.
John Graham of Duke University discusses the results of the fourth quarter's Duke University/CFO Global Business Outlook Survey.
In the first-quarter Duke/CFO Business Outlook Survey, global CFOs caution President Trump about trade policy.
Only one in five finance chiefs see themselves moving into the top job. Are they having a crisis of confidence—or being realistic?
The fourth-quarter Duke/CFO Business Outlook survey reflects what researchers call the "Trump Jump."
In the latest Duke University/CFO Global Business Outlook Survey, finance executives reveal few concerns about the UK’s Brexit decision.
Second-quarter results from the Duke/CFO Business Outlook Survey reflect political uncertainty.
U.S. companies are reducing hiring/spending plans due to political uncertainty, according to a recent Duke University/CFO Magazine survey.
Japan’s malaise continues, but the slowdown in China poses a greater risk to Asian economies.
