The struggling conglomerate took the biggest impairment charge in almost a decade, causing the SEC to widen its investigation of GE's accounting practices.
Trading suspensions and share purchasing by brokerage firms "reek of panic," says one analyst.
Medical equipment manufacturer expects to lower its effective tax rate by about six percentage points by moving its tax domicile to the United Kingdom.
Small companies in particular pared back their cyber-security budgets this year, according to PwC.
Embattled U.K. retailer works out a deal that would allow its new finance chief to start his job 10 weeks earlier than scheduled.
Activist hedge funds agitating for shareholder-friendly actions by companies are increasing the chances of "credit-negative" events, says Moody's.
More than a quarter of finance execs tell AFP they will reduce their company's cash balances in the first quarter. Will they this time?
