How CFOs can take charge of nonfinancial performance measures without alienating the rest of the organization.
Finance and human resources don’t always see eye-to-eye. So what happens when the CFO becomes the company’s top people person?
America’s "systemically important" banks are bigger than ever. Are they safer?
How the JOBS Act helped five CFOs take their companies public.
The cloud, compliance, and consumerization are just three of the trends changing today’s midmarket enterprise resource planning systems.
To earn a “return” on stock buybacks, you need a more sophisticated message and better execution.
The working capital performance of America’s largest companies is flat for the third straight year, according to the 2014 CFO/REL Scorecard.
The Securities and Exchange Commission is determined to catch accounting manipulators, says Mary Jo White. But will it have the money and means to do so?
A proposal to require auditors to disclose “critical audit matters” in their reports has generated apprehension among audit firms and pushback from CFOs.
Discovery is expanding its pay-TV presence across the globe. An interview with Andrew Warren, Senior EVP and CFO, Discovery Communications.
Yesterday’s budgets are too slow for today’s volatile world. Here’s how to pick up the planning pace.
Companies are reinforcing their supply chains with contingent business interruption insurance.
