Large majorities of dealmakers say they’re anticipating a second straight year of gains in both deal volume and deal quality.

U.S. intervention in the South American nation is raising risk considerations across credit markets, banking exposure and ...

Even as companies explore new forms of automation, they’re still on the hunt for accounting talent, says Razzak Jallow.

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About one in eight organizations has already experienced an AI-related data breach, according to an IBM-commissioned research report released on July 30. While the 13% of organizations that reported ...

Jack Hartung, one of the longest-tenured CFOs among public companies in the U.S., has announced his retirement. After joining the company in 2002, the company has named his successor, Adam Rymer, who ...

Firms that combine strategic agility with intelligent operations will redefine how value is captured in the next era of M&A.

The infamous $2.8 billion accounting scandal at HealthSouth, which was perpetrated from 1996 through 2002, left a trail of misery in its wake. Included in the carnage was the imprisonment of CEO ...

Executives at the largest companies expect to see a return on investment from their AI initiatives in a relatively short time, according to new data from KPMG. According to the firm's most recent ...

Did you think the most popular sport was football? Well, maybe not, regardless of whether you’re talking about the American or international game. The most popular sport of all might be theft.

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 ...