As Hedge Funds Meddle, Corporate Bond Risk Rises
Activist hedge funds agitating for shareholder-friendly actions by companies are increasing the chances of "credit-negative" events, says Moody's.
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PeopleWhat Do CFOs Do for Fun?
For many, physical challenges provide the perfect complement to their pressure-cooked professional lives.
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HiringCSX Uses Case Study to Hire Persuasive Finance Staffers
Big railroad company CSX wins points for a unique hiring process that heavily uses a...
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ApplicationsWhat Do CFOs Do on Twitter?
Turns out that they like The Voice, Joel Osteen and sports. Oh, and they read...
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Cyber Specter Mandates New CFO-IT Dynamic
Immense security concerns thrust finance chiefs into the technology maelstrom more than ever.
A CFO Learns to Fly: Video
Sohail Ashraf, finance chief at business-aviation firm JFI Jets, is learning on the go amid an industry revival.
Reliance on Windows XP Poses Threat to the Grid
While regulators move to physically protect electric utilities' infrastructure, an outdated desktop operating system could be the real threat.
View from the Top: CFO-turned-CEO Shares His Wisdom
Errol Olsen leverages years of experience as a finance chief to gain an edge in his new, higher role.
Health-Care Cost Hikes Stay Modest for Big Companies
The average company with more than 1,000 employees will pay 4.4 percent more in 2014 than it did last year, new research says.
Emerging Markets: Emerge, Splurge, Purge
Western firms have piled into emerging markets in the past 20 years. Now comes the reckoning.
CFOs on the Move: Week Ending March 7
Apple, Salesforce.com, Symantec, American Greetings, Sykes Enterprises, AutoNation, CECO Environmental, Hurco, Innophos
Employees Seek Cost Savings from Private Health Insurance Exchanges
Exchange participants can either 'buy up' or 'buy down' compared with their previous coverage, but most do the latter rather than opt for better insurance.
Dewey & LeBoeuf Execs Accused of Accounting Fraud
In a multiyear scheme, the law firm's CFO and other executives falsified accounting entries to conceal a cash-flow shortfall, Manhattan prosecutors allege.
