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Natasha Piñon

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Strategy

When customers push back on price hikes

CFOs are increasingly turning to advanced pricing models—but an effective rollout takes work.

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Risk Management

Consumer spending ticked up slightly in February

When adjusted for inflation, it’s a particularly small climb.

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CFOville

Oracle taps industrial exec as its new CFO

The move comes as Oracle pours money into an AI infrastructure build-out.

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Talent Management

Chipotle CFO strives for transparency

In a year of unknowns, providing the “why” behind an organizational decision was crucial, says Adam Rymer.

Sponsored LHH
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Strategy

Goodbye, earnings call tech mishaps?

Not yet, but there are tools making these high-stakes events less stressful for IR.

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Compliance

The stock exchange that asked the SEC for quarterly reporting changes

The Long-Term Stock Exchange filed a petition last September requesting the SEC give public companies a twice-a-year reporting option.

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Strategy

How middle market leaders are navigating uncertainty

The decision-making mindsets shaping middle market company performance right now.

Fed Chairman Jerome Powell standing at a podium.
Compliance

Coming soon: an unusual situation at the Fed’s top position

There’s awkward leadership transitions, and then there’s the current situation at the Fed.

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Strategy

CFOs stuck between cost inflation and price-sensitive consumers

A majority of finance chiefs surveyed by Grant Thornton said they passed along some cost increases in the past year.

Risk Management

Private credit default rates will climb, Morgan Stanley warns

We never like to hear the words “Covid peak levels.”