Accounting
Former IRS commissioners on what they learned from shutdowns of yesteryear
While the latest government shutdown was the longest in US history, it was far from unprecedented.
Natasha Piñon
CFOville
CFO turnover ain’t over
CFO turnover hit a seven-year high, per the latest Russell Reynolds CFO Turnover Index, and it’s worth examining why.
Compliance
SEC enforcement actions against public companies dropped 30% in 2025
Former SEC Chair Gary Gensler oversaw 93% of FY ’25 actions, according to Cornerstone Research and NYU Law.
Strategy
How Cava’s CFO handles investor relations communication
Cava CFO Tricia Tolivar walks us through her typical process.
Economy
Atlanta Fed president to step down ahead of reappointment
Atlanta Fed President Raphael Bostic was eligible to serve six more years in his post.
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Quarter Century Project
The not-so-hidden silver lining of the Covid-era supply chain crisis
Have a working relationship with your supply chain team? Thank the pandemic.
Risk Management
Why are corporate bankruptcies on the rise?
It seems like 2025 is the year to go bust.
Risk Management
What burgers and burrito bowls tell us about the economy right now
McDonald’s, Cava, and Chipotle all reported earnings recently, and a similar story emerged.
Talent Management
The US economy added 42,000 jobs in October, per ADP report
Without federal jobs data, economists have turned to alternative reports to gauge the state of US hiring.
Accounting
A look at PwC’s ‘next generation’ audit
The Big Four firm has invested $1 billion into its Next Generation Audit platform.