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Something Has to Give

Staff Writer

Three Wall Street economists wax poetic on what the next 12 months could mean for the U.S. economy--and it's not all good
Dollars Per Minute

Robert Rosenberg

Maxager 7.5 lets executives get granular when it comes to profit velocity, telling them which products produce profits fastest
Headache No. 157/159

Robert Rosenberg

New FASB rules on fair value accounting are expected to lead to volatility and restatements in the area of derivatives
Careers

Staff Writer

Wyeth, the $20.4 billion research-driven pharmaceutical and healthcare products company, with headquarters in Madison, N.J., elected Greg Norden senior vice president and CFO. Norden, 49, ...
Editor's Letter

Pat Wechsler

It's not having great ideas so much as executing them that really counts, and unfortunately, for the Sarbanes- Oxley Act, the first three years of ...
Congress Takes Aim At Fat Cats

Staff Writer

If Congress can't cut executive compensation, then you'd better believe it'll tax it
Can there be a risk of too little risk?...Does one size fit all when it comes to accounting standards?

Staff Writer

Sarbanes-Oxley:Risk of Too Little RiskWhile much of the criticism of Sarbanes-Oxley has focused on Section 404 costs, a new study suggests that the greater damage ...
One Slip, You Dip

Jeff Derose

Managing reputational risk is a corporate priority in an era of corporate malfeasance, scandal and heightened risk
Steering A Giant

Richard Gamble

Treasurer Charles Holley is introducing new cash management services to deliver on Wal-mart's promise of always low prices
Finally, the Party Can Start

Beth Karlin

It's been five less than satisfying years that companies have had to live with the Sarbanes-Oxley Act, but for the first time there is less fear and loathing and more hope that the new guidance from the SEC and Auditing Standard 5 could turn SOX into something that might actually...
The Winds of Trouble

Duncan Wood

With the subprime market in disarray, fears mount over a possible investor stampede in the corporate loan market
Stop the Madness

Richard Gamble

While automating your account analysis may not be the sexiest topic in the world, it could lead to some exciting savings
Hitting the Target

Robert Rosenberg

Verizon used the decision to freeze its DB plan as an impetus for overhauling and improving its target date retirement funds
Living Life Exposed

Russ Banham

There's simply not enough capacity in D&O insurance to cover a company when investors want 10-digit settlements
2007 Biannual Economic Survey

staff Writer

The U.S Economy Is Good, But Not Great

July-August 2007

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