Jeff Klimkowski shares his outlook on sustaining growth this year, providing finance chiefs with a real-life example of ways ...

While variable market conditions will dictate a lot of decision-making in 2025, there’s plenty for CFOs to prepare for today.

For a majority of office workers, among the few silver linings relating to the COVID-19 pandemic was a welcome respite from commuting. Remote work became a staple of everyday life for many U.S.

Here are the most prominent and potentially damaging threats businesses face and how CFOs can prepare to mitigate them.

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The homegrown CFO has spent nearly 16 years in the fast-casual restaurant chain’s finance function and hopes to continue ...

Schwab shares the importance of staying focused on your goals, hiring for the future and the components that drive ...

Ryder appoints a 20-year company veteran as its next CFO, Grocery Outlet hires a new finance chief and Broadridge names its ...

CFOs of publicly traded companies are experiencing an inverse relationship between their tenures and the value of their compensation packages, according to a new Datarails report. New York Gov. Kathy ...

Diversity, equity and inclusion policies going into 2025 are up for considerable review by CFOs who are risk-cognizant. Corporate America’s recent pullback on DEI policies — many of which involved ...

The winds of change are constantly shifting. To list a few, we're emerging from a significant presidential election, facing numerous armed conflicts globally and experiencing significant geopolitical ...

The U.S. mergers-and-acquisitions market is expected to have another banner year in 2025, with the overall number of deals worth at least $100 million projected to rise 10% from this year’s level, ...