December-January 2004

Forget about price transparency. Companies are building on e-FX trading to streamline and speed their systems by achieving straight-through processing

Slow rise in payrolls and the prospect of higher rates dim the merriment

Although consolidation ensures banks long-term negotiating strength, CFOs and treasurers are enjoying a taste of power thanks to kinder credit markets

CFO Jumps from Airline to Drug Distributor. . .Walgreen Promotes Rudolphsen to CFO. . .

A cash manager makes a plea for sanity in A/P and A/R

Thanks to Web-based trade finance, treasurers may finally be able to reduce the inefficiencies that make trade a cash management nightmare

After a long drought in tech spending, companies are loosening the purse strings--but not necessarily with Sarbanes-Oxley in mind

Duke Energy Names Hauser CFO. . . Winn-Dixie Grabs CFO from Burger King. . .

Three CFOs who are surmounting the challenges of an era of growth and heightened scrutiny

Collections software can track down your biggest deadbeats