New York City

Taxi Cab Lenders Lose Suit Over Ride-Sharing
Risk & Compliance

Taxi Cab Lenders Lose Suit Over Ride-Sharing

A New York judge dismisses a suit in which four credit unions challenged city rules allowing Uber to pick up passengers.
By Katie Kuehner-Hebert | September 11, 2015
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How Finance, Operations Set Up Key Risk Indicators at Con Ed
Strategy

How Finance, Operations Set Up Key Risk Indicators at Con Ed

Identifying key risk indicators, however, was only the first step of Con Ed's risk management process.
By Richard Muzikar and Robert Hoglund | December 16, 2014
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Computer Sciences Accused of Medicaid Billing Fraud
Technology

Computer Sciences Accused of Medicaid Billing Fraud

CSC and its client, New York City, wrote software that fraudulently altered billing data to get paid more by Medicaid, says the U.S. Attorney's office.
By Matthew Heller | October 29, 2014
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New York Racing Association Lures Customers Online: Video
Risk & Compliance

New York Racing Association Lures Customers Online: Video

The CFO of the not-for-profit talks about where the racing association is hoping to grow — and how she's making that happen.
By Marielle Segarra | April 16, 2014
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You’ve Got a First-Rate Finance Department
Human Capital & Careers

You’ve Got a First-Rate Finance Department

The hallmarks of a great workplace for finance professionals aren't necessarily what you'd think.
By Lisa Yoon | September 12, 2003
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