Even as key corporate financial indicators continue to fall, some hope may be emerging that forecasts of an impending recession will prove inaccurate.
The order in which a company presents financial statements may present clues about how it wants to be viewed by investors and analysts.
After years of neglect, cash-flow statements get FASB’s attention.
Board involvement in cybersecurity surges, according to a new study.
The Japanese conglomerate’s woes may have much to do with percentage-of-completion accounting.
But a reduction in the corporate rate would also cut the deferred tax assets — and the net worth — of some companies.
Median revenue for 3,000 companies has dropped 8% since December 2012.
Although revenues are finally rising, companies haven’t increased capex in a year, a cash-flow review finds.
Classifying premiums paid on company-owned life insurance policies as an operating use of cash can distort operating and free cash flows, says a new study.
Classifying premiums as an operating use of cash rather than an investing use can distort reported cash flow and free-cash flow. But GAAP is silent.
