The Big Four firm said that an unauthorized user gained access to the platform and downloaded documents “pertaining to a ...

Finance leaders have been evaluating agentic AI investments through a productivity lens, but the more consequential question ...

From Australia's push for tougher regulation to changing workforce expectations among accountants in New Zealand, the ...

The Trial Balance is CFO.com’s weekly preview of stories, stats and events to help you prepare. Part 1 — TXSE goes live. The ...

The search for quality talent, something that nearly every industry has had issues with over the last few years, continues to hinder finance leaders and their teams. As younger people are no longer ...

New buzzwords emerge every year, but only a handful become part of the conversations CFOs are having. For the terms that do, many of them originated in human resources or technology circles before ...

While many in and out of the finance team praise automation's benefits, the costs associated with these tools may be burning a hole in organizations’ pockets when they were expecting to save them ...

The legal fallout surrounding former Uncle Nearest CFO Michael Senzaki entered a new phase this month. Newly submitted court documents from July 10 reveal the whiskey maker’s court-appointed receiver ...

The U.K. government is raising the bar for finance leaders in further education colleges, setting forth new rules that require CFOs at these institutions to hold a professional accountancy ...

Scott Sekella, who took a major role in turning around craft supplies retailer Joann’s business operations after a Chapter 11 bankruptcy filing in March, is leaving the company. Sekella received a ...

The popularity of GLP-1 drugs is driving up companies’ health-care costs, especially for those that provide coverage for employees using the medications for weight management. In a recent Business ...