U.S. finance chiefs are strongly in favor of more accommodative immigration policies, finds the Duke/CFO Global Business Outlook Survey.
Here's why finance executives who fail to adequately develop their teams limit their own career potential.
The Taiwanese firm denies a report that it is recruiting Chinese workers to fill a staffing gap at its Wisconsin factory.
The October jobs report is "another reminder of the labor market’s persistent strength even as the stock market has swerved down in recent weeks."
The Duke/CFO Global Business Outlook survey shows strong support among finance chiefs for easing restrictions on foreign students.
Even with low unemployment and this year's tax windfall, employers are planning essentially flat salary increases for 2019, studies show.
U.S. job growth in June easily beat economists' expectations despite signs the economy is at or near full employment.
The decision to increase rates for the second time this year “is another sign that the U.S. economy is in great shape,” the Fed chairman says.
The decline in the proxy for business spending plans "is not a red flag for the economic outlook yet even if the caution light should be left on.”
U.S. finance chiefs see earnings growth in 2018, but they also expect higher wage and benefits costs.
Jobless applications have been confined to a range of 223,000 to 252,000 since mid-October, reflecting the strong labor market.
The Conference Board's index rose to its second-highest level of the year despite economists' expectations of a drop.
