Analysis

An increasing number of companies are collecting and using customer and employee fingerprints. But doing so comes with legal risks.

Women and minorities may feel more included, but they still don't feel like they have a real voice.

Corporate insolvencies are on the rise, both in the United States and globally. Here's what that says—and doesn't say—about companies' future prospects.

All-time low discount rates are forcing pension plan sponsors to rethink equity risk.

Pension plans can complicate M&A transactions if not dealt with properly. Here are some things to consider.

GE's gaping pension deficit is just a tiny part of companies' $269 billion gap.

It could signal liquidity risk to the broader economy.

How the journey to replace LIBOR led a finance legend to the nation's best barbecue.