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75% of CFOs Embrace Double Digit Spending Increases
CFOs want to spend more, but access to capital is the challenge, per the CFO Alliance sentiment report.
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Adam Zaki
| January 26, 2023
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Effective Capital Allocation: A Force Multiplier
For IAC finance chief Glenn Schiffman, a disciplined, rigorous approach to making investment decisions is the key to winning superior returns.
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Glenn Schiffman
| June 3, 2019
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The Cloud
NetApp Strives to Shed Hardware-only Image
The big data storage provider still sells mostly hardware but positions itself as a key player in a "hybrid cloud" world.
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David McCann
| September 26, 2018
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Investor Relations
The Link Between Good Investor Relations and Stock Price
Half of public-company CEOs and CFOs are significantly less well-off financially than they should be. Do you know which half you’re in?
By
Brad Samson
| June 12, 2017
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Human Capital & Careers
Use of TSR as Incentive Pay Metric Flattens Out
Total shareholder return is still the leading metric for calculating long-term compensation, but companies' thinking may be starting to shift.
By
David McCann
| March 30, 2017
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Profit & Loss
Stop the Quarterly Madness!
Although it's better to beat consensus estimates than not, it's more important to improve earnings over the year-ago period.
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Gregory V. Milano and Allison Cavasino
| August 26, 2016
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Planning
In Tech, It’s How Well You Invest that Matters
What seems to matter most is not how much you invest but how well you invest.
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Gregory V. Milano, David Fedigan, and Arshia Chatterjee
| July 5, 2016
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Strategy
Three Reasons to Shed Your Idle Assets
Selling idle operating assets below net book value for cash is at worst irrelevant and at best will boost the value and hence the stock price of a company.
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Marwaan Karame
| March 1, 2016
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