It's official. Ninety-six percent of senior financial executives agree we're in a recession. Still, they remain a little--not a lot--more hopeful about economic conditions a year from now.

With job loss fears high, workers could be tempted to take sensitive corporate data to use in negotiating a job with a future employer.

Now that debt violations have dire consequences for liquidity, treasurers are seeking better tools to alert them to problems.

The President-elect, Congress and business are poised for reform, but how fast can the change-resistant health care sector move?