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Remote Workers Alter State Taxes
Workplace Issues

Remote Workers Alter State Taxes

States such as Texas and Florida that have no individual income taxes could become havens for remote workers.
By Vincent Ryan | March 17, 2021
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5 Questions for Jack Hartung, CFO, Chipotle
Supply Chain

5 Questions for Jack Hartung, CFO, Chipotle

“It was kind of too late to pivot if you hadn’t already made the right investments,” Hartung says of adapting to the pandemic.
By Vincent Ryan | March 10, 2021
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Labor Cost Index Rises 0.7% in Fourth Quarter
The Economy

Labor Cost Index Rises 0.7% in Fourth Quarter

“Overall, compensation costs are likely to remain subdued going forward, reflective of a high level of unemployment that will restrain wages."
By Matthew Heller | February 1, 2021
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Do You Remember?: The Quiz
The Quiz

Do You Remember?: The Quiz

Take our quiz on these finance news stories to see how many you might have already forgotten.
By CFO Staff | December 3, 2020
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Embattled Industries: Profiles in Resilience
Strategy

Embattled Industries: Profiles in Resilience

Although the pandemic nearly crushed their industries, these companies are finding ways to thrive.
By Lauren Muskett | December 2, 2020
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Kohl’s Cuts Corporate Jobs to Save $65 Million
Strategy

Kohl’s Cuts Corporate Jobs to Save $65 Million

The layoffs will “further align [Kohl’s] cost base in response to the business impact resulting from the COVID-19 pandemic."
By Matthew Heller | September 16, 2020
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‘High Potentials’ Are Not Putting Career Plans On Hold
Talent Management

‘High Potentials’ Are Not Putting Career Plans On Hold

In the current climate, CFOs are at risk of losing their most senior direct reports.
By John Touey | August 12, 2020
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Top CEOs Urge Congress to Save Small Firms
The Economy

Top CEOs Urge Congress to Save Small Firms

More than 100 executives said small businesses need "much more significant and sustained support" than the PPP to weather the COVID-19 pandemic.
By Matthew Heller | August 4, 2020
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Cinema Chain Merger Heads for Court Fight
M&A

Cinema Chain Merger Heads for Court Fight

Cineplex accuses Cineworld of "buyer's remorse" and seeking to avoid its obligations under the merger agreement because of the COVID-19 pandemic.
By Matthew Heller | June 15, 2020
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Five Accounting and Reporting Considerations Before Reopening
Workplace Issues

Five Accounting and Reporting Considerations Before Reopening

Companies must now adjust to a yet-evolving new normal.
By Vincent Ryan | June 4, 2020
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Libbey Files Chapter 11 Amid ‘Dramatic’ Slump
Credit & Capital

Libbey Files Chapter 11 Amid ‘Dramatic’ Slump

The impact of COVID-19 on "demand for our products and on our business is truly unprecedented in Libbey's more than 200-year history."
By Matthew Heller | June 1, 2020
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The Health Care Backlog Is a $52B Problem
Human Resources

The Health Care Backlog Is a $52B Problem

The backlog in unaddressed care will cause a surge in demand that will hit the health care system quickly and inefficiently.
By Vincent Ryan | May 29, 2020
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Deere Shares Drop Despite Q2 Earnings Beat
Financial Performance

Deere Shares Drop Despite Q2 Earnings Beat

The company's farm equipment sales held up better than construction equipment amid the coronavirus pandemic.
By Matthew Heller | May 25, 2020
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Insurers Balk at Pandemic Coverage Proposal
Insurance

Insurers Balk at Pandemic Coverage Proposal

Industry groups are "opposing any legislation that requires them to bear the risk of business-interruption losses from pandemics.”
By Matthew Heller | May 14, 2020
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Neiman Marcus Takes ‘Stunning Fall’ to Chapter 11
Credit & Capital

Neiman Marcus Takes ‘Stunning Fall’ to Chapter 11

The luxury retailer "had been struggling with competition from online rivals and dwindling cash" before the coronavirus forced it to close its stores.
By Matthew Heller | May 7, 2020
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