On the back of stronger revenue and operating income, both finance chiefs and CEOs saw their personal incomes leap by about 10% last year.
Research yields first-of-its-kind evidence that greater reporting frequency begets corporate myopia.
Contradicting prior research, a new report finds that increased performance-based compensation for CFOs actually steers them away from earnings management.
With the right brand-value metrics and framework, managements can allocate marketing resources to improve both short- and long-term value creation.
Spending cash to achieve strategic goals beats tight cost controls at the bottom line, research suggests.
An FDIC survey shows the industry is benefiting from increasing net interest margins, which reached an average of 3.22% in Q2.
In a word, no. In fact, a high ratio is associated with, although it does not cause, stronger earnings and stock performance, a new study finds.
Deloitte blows up conventional thinking on the assessment of financial performance.
