The faster you can turn inventory into cash, the healthier your company will be. Here’s why cash-to-cash cycle time matters.
Buyer-supplier intermediary C2FO hopes for a business windfall from the GOP tax bill.
The software company is aiming to leverage the data it collects from QuickBooks to make working-capital loans of up to $35,000.
Delaying payments is boosting the working capital performance of America’s largest companies, but also masking a lack of efficiency.
A 15-year surge in corporate cash flow may come to an end if companies can't generate any more inventory efficiencies.
There's a gap that many acquirers are starting to pay more attention to: the supply chain uncertainty created when companies combine.
As capital gets expensive, CFOs make plans for securing and spending what they will need to grow.
Thanks to the slumping oil and gas industry, the working capital performance of America’s largest companies is at its worst level in years.
Can the asset-backed security market cure wireless carriers' elongated cash cycle and ballooning working capital requirements?
Solid finance operations practices are more about discipline than rocket science, says FLIR's new CFO, fresh from 20 years at Ford.
But certain elements of the cash-flow cycle are causing them problems, according to TD Bank.
The impetus to improve working capital starts with top management.
