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CFOville

The biggest CFO moves of 2025

No need to scour LinkedIn.

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Risk Management

What execs are saying about the K-shaped economy

K-shaped economy or “bifurcated consumer”? Tomato, tomahto.

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Accounting

Ulta Beauty, Victoria’s Secret earnings add to strange economic snapshot

Consumers are spending, that’s one thing we know for sure.

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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.

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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.

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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.

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Strategy

How Cava’s CFO handles investor relations communication

Cava CFO Tricia Tolivar walks us through her typical process.

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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.

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Risk Management

Why are corporate bankruptcies on the rise?

It seems like 2025 is the year to go bust.