Analysis

"For the first time in U.S. states, companies will need to collect meaningful permissions from their customers to gather and apply data relating to the customers' position on the globe."

Part 1 of 2: What does the instant-payments landscape look like now, and how will it change when the Fed enters the market later this month?

While organizations cannot control the outcomes of natural disasters, they can create safe, flexible, and inclusive work environments where employees feel secure and safe to return after a natural disaster occurs.

How public pensions are adjusting to the pressures of the current moment—and what that means for managers of every type of pension plan.

Beijing's massive oversupply in property and industry, and surging debt levels among local governments, have analysts wondering whether China is headed for a Japan-style malaise after 30 years of unprecedented economic growth.

Why some see promoting employees' adoption of electric vehicles as the next frontier of corporate responsibility.

Although the local rules are different and the settlements in the region do not always take into consideration the specifics of each taxpayer, it is possible to negotiate with tax authorities in Latin America. Below we comment on the main aspects of the trend in key jurisdictions such as Brazil, Argentina, Chile and Mexico.

Corporate treasury teams can leverage the recent debt-ceiling standoff to improve their preparedness for future crises.