Tepid demand is putting a choke hold on the cash flow of consumer products companies.
TJX, ATK, M.D.C. Holdings, Vitacost.com, P2 Energy Solutions, Hibbett Sports, Adaptive Computing, API Healthcare.
David Ebersman is perfectly suited for the maelstrom to come when the social-media giant's IPO hits the market.
The finance department’s challenge will be to keep a lid on costs without stifling the company's growth.
Ford, General Motors, and Chrysler used “absorption costing” to make themselves look more profitable, researchers say. But the practice can be costly, and other companies may want to think twice before they follow suit.
The standard-setter proposes simplifying compliance with an accounting rule in a way that could cut companies' valuation costs.
The retailing giant’s operating expenses are growing faster than its revenues, crimping the company’s free-cash flow.
An SEC advisory committee recommends changing the 500-shareholder threshold for when private companies have to publicly share their financial information.
Insurers that don't use enough of their premium income to pay for employees' medical treatments will owe rebates to fully insured plans. But they may raise premiums to mitigate the hit.
In the face of lackluster consumer spending growth, consumer products companies created strong value for shareholders.
CFOs can’t ignore social media. But what’s the ROI?
Companies hoping for a cut in corporate tax rates will probably have to wait until next year. But now is the time to pay attention to the changes that are brewing, tax experts say.
Clawbacks are becoming a more common mandate in SEC settlements. In the latest case, a finance chief will return $185,000 to his company.
While many companies report the existence of tax-planning strategies, only a few describe what they are.