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Restarting the IPO Market
Risk

Restarting the IPO Market

To get the initial public offerings market going again, issuers may have to make their deals more enticing to investors.
By Vincent Ryan | March 21, 2016
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The End of the Affordable Care Act as We Know It?
Risk & Compliance

The End of the Affordable Care Act as We Know It?

Probably so, if the Supreme Court rules in favor of challengers to the law next week.
By David McCann | June 18, 2015
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Emerging Growth Companies Dominating the IPO Market
Risk

Emerging Growth Companies Dominating the IPO Market

Companies going public are taking full advantage of the JOBS Act's relaxation of some filing rules.
By Vincent Ryan | March 17, 2015
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Unique Pension Strategy Posed: Sell Stocks, Buy Call Options
Risk Management

Unique Pension Strategy Posed: Sell Stocks, Buy Call Options

A pension asset management firm is recommending a bold way to invest plan assets. Its counterparts are shaking their heads.
By David McCann | June 3, 2014
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Federal-Contractor CFOs Brace for Sequestration
The Economy

Federal-Contractor CFOs Brace for Sequestration

With almost $31 billion in contract dollars off the table for this year, at least for now, contractors must juggle sales, labor, pricing, and spending issues.
By David McCann | March 1, 2013
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Company Cedes Twitter Account to Ex-Employee
Workplace Issues

Company Cedes Twitter Account to Ex-Employee

Legal case shines a spotlight on the need for employers to clearly spell out who owns social-media accounts.
By David McCann | December 4, 2012
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CFO Slaps Ex-Employer with Bias Suit
Risk Management

CFO Slaps Ex-Employer with Bias Suit

The longtime finance chief of a major law firm alleges discrimination and unlawful termination after her bout with cancer.
By David McCann | October 5, 2011
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