U.S. finance chiefs see earnings growth in 2018, but they also expect higher wage and benefits costs.
Tight labor markets are inhibiting corporate expansion, according to the third-quarter Duke/CFO Business Outlook survey.
The second-quarter Duke/CFO Business Outlook Survey shows U.S. CFOs are wary of placing big bets on growth initiatives.
In the first-quarter Duke/CFO Business Outlook Survey, CFOs advise the president to change his communications tactics.
The Duke/CFO Business Outlook Survey finds optimism among U.S. finance chiefs lifted by the election of Donald Trump.
Second-quarter results from the Duke/CFO Business Outlook Survey reflect political uncertainty.
First-quarter results from the Duke/CFO Business Outlook Survey raise a note of caution.
Fourth-quarter results from the Duke/CFO Business Outlook Survey show the effects of economic uncertainty on business confidence.
John Graham of Duke University reveals the results of the fourth quarter's Duke University/CFO Global Business Outlook Survey.
Third-quarter results from the Duke/CFO Business Outlook Survey show executives’ optimism flagging.
CFO confidence remains steady in the latest Duke/CFO Global Business Outlook Survey, but worries mount over wages and data security.
The latest Duke/CFO Global Business Outlook Survey finds U.S. finance executives searching for the best ways to leverage the strengthening economy.
