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40 Companies Unite to Rein in Health Costs

Human Capital & Careers

40 Companies Unite to Rein in Health Costs

Health Transformation Alliance signs lucrative pharma deals, looks to change the way medical care is delivered, and prioritizes health-care data analytics.

By David McCann | May 19, 2017

How Analytics Is Helping to Curb Insurance Losses

How Analytics Is Helping to Curb Insurance Losses

Analytics are now being used to predict the relative likelihood of different loss-producing events at a location.

By Gary Love | April 3, 2017

When One Insurance Claim Is Better than Many

Risk Management

When One Insurance Claim Is Better than Many

If there are multiple claims, a policyholder may have to pay multiple deductibles.

By Eric Jesse and Catherine Serafin | April 3, 2017

Special Report: Commercial Insurance at the Crossroads

Risk Management

Special Report: Commercial Insurance at the Crossroads

The commercial insurance industry lags behind the complex needs of corporate buyers.

By David Katz | April 3, 2017

Radical Changes Needed in Border-Adjusted Tax Plan

Radical Changes Needed in Border-Adjusted Tax Plan

The World Trade Organization would likely reject the Republican tax blueprint provision.

By Nate Smith | March 1, 2017

Cap on Benefits Tax Breaks Could Shake up Companies

Cap on Benefits Tax Breaks Could Shake up Companies

The days of a total tax exclusion for employer-sponsored insurance may be numbered.

By Rohit Kumar | March 1, 2017

Repatriating Cash in a Territorial Tax System

Repatriating Cash in a Territorial Tax System

For now, companies are in a quandary as they wait for clarity about how to prepare for a territorial tax system.

By John Kelleher and Howard Wagner | March 1, 2017

Special Report: Smart Tax Planning

Special Report: Smart Tax Planning

Current political uncertainties are making tax planning a big challenge for corporate America.

By David Katz | February 28, 2017

Federal Tax Reform Could Have Big Effect on States

Federal Tax Reform Could Have Big Effect on States

While the outlook is unclear, sitting back and waiting to see how things unfold is not a winning strategy.

By Larry Cusack | February 28, 2017

Your Guide to Claiming the R&D Tax Credit

Your Guide to Claiming the R&D Tax Credit

Thanks to the credit’s now-permanent status, companies can factor a federal income tax reduction into their financial planning.

By Tom Sanger | February 28, 2017

Should U.S. CFOs Worry About EU Cyber Risk Rules?

Should U.S. CFOs Worry About EU Cyber Risk Rules?

Compliance will motivate firms to update their current processes and methodology to assess cyber risks and the related potential business effects.

By Kevin P. Kalinich | February 10, 2017

Special Report: Preventing Cybersecurity Losses

Special Report: Preventing Cybersecurity Losses

Mitigating cyber risks requires CFOs to look far beyond technical considerations.

By David Katz | February 9, 2017

Cyber Risks Threaten Physical Security, Industrial Controls

Risk Management

Cyber Risks Threaten Physical Security, Industrial Controls

Cyber risk management should go beyond IT-specific concerns like malware, firewalls, and virus scans.

By Kevin Ingram | February 9, 2017

Lessons Learned from the Dyn Attack

Lessons Learned from the Dyn Attack

Dyn's response is a model to follow for CFOs in every industry.

By Christopher Roach | February 9, 2017

Verizon’s Wake-up Call: Cyber Diligence in M&A

Risk Management

Verizon’s Wake-up Call: Cyber Diligence in M&A

Cyber is a relatively new dimension of M&A risk that organizations are only now beginning to grasp.

By Craig A. Newman | February 9, 2017