Strategy
Reducing healthcare spend: Small steps add up
CFOs shouldn’t be afraid to make a modest start as part of a multiyear cost management plan, healthcare consultant says.
Natasha Piñon
Strategy
Fed officials were divided on a future path for interest rates
The FOMC agrees to disagree (a little bit).
Compliance
ExxonMobil CFO pens letter supporting SEC proposal
CFO Neil Hansen said making quarterly reporting optional recognizes the multiple, “more user-friendly and often more effective” channels for disclosing information to investors.
Risk Management
How CFOs should be thinking about the economic landscape
“There are so many different ways you can read the current economy,” Emily Mandel, Moody’s Analytics’ senior economist, says.
Strategy
CFOs are still stressed about inflation
But many companies absorbed oil price increases instead of passing them on, according to the Q2 Duke-Fed survey.
Accounting
Soda war: Coca-Cola fights the IRS
It’s “the Super Bowl of transfer pricing controversy,” according to one expert.
Risk Management
Kevin Warsh’s next hurdle
The oracle has spoken. Now, the hard(er) part for the new Fed chair begins.
Risk Management
CFOs have a half empty, half full outlook
A new Grant Thornton survey of CFOs reveals growing pessimism about the economy but aggressive IT and digital transformation spending plans.
CFOville
M&A total deal value soars
Megadeals dominate the first five months of 2026, with 39 transactions of $5 billion or more.
CFOville
A healthy CEO-CFO relationship begins in the interview, Hasbro CFO says
“We got candid and honest pretty darn quick,” Hasbro CFO Gina Goetter said at the CFO Leadership Conference.