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Yelp CFO to move to Eventbrite
Lanny Baker, who has overseen Yelp's growth since 2016, will be filling the CFO role at Eventbrite next month.
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43% of employees plan to look for new job in next 12 months
Employees say they want more money, but employers are likely to offer other incentives instead, such as greater recognition or professional development.
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US employers to hold the line on pay raises at 3% in 2020
A new survey of large employers shows few discretionary bonuses slated for 2020, despite strong labor market.
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Strong FP&A team called a must before CFO can be strategic asset
CFOs are advised to hand day-to-day tasks to a strong controller and other FP&A team members so they can bring strategic view to the CEO.
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67% of candidates do not negotiate salaries
Only 15% of candidates provided salary ranges that their employers then negotiated within, Monster said.
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$200M infusion to expand reach of C2FO procurement platform, CFO says
Investor SoftBank sees an expanded market for the platform because it helps companies on both the buyer and supplier side better manage cash.
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Teva CFO resigns amid restructuring
Michael McClellan's departure comes as the generics giant tries to turn around sagging sales and profits.
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22% of finance staff don't plan to stay, study shows. Here's how to keep them
To retain your best accountants and other staff, let them try other things (even if they're not finance-related), a Gartner survey shows.
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AI key to modernizing finance function
Traditional finance department models are becoming largely "ineffective and out of date" and need to be replaced by models that enable them to execute on day-to-day demands while delivering greater business value, CFOs said.
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Small companies drive big jump in IT outsourcing
34% of companies now outsource at least some of their network operations, compared with 30% last year, according to a report from Consumer Economics.
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CFO not part of Amneal shake-up
Reeling from financial woes, Amneal is bringing back its founders as co-CEOs and letting other top executives go. However, CFO Branning will stay on.
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CVS CFO: Company will spend up to $350M to expand CarePass loyalty program
The pharmacy giant, which acquired Aetna in 2018, is investing in the home delivery sector to compete for Amazon customers.
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Fed commits to real-time payments system by 2024
The central bank looks to bring faster transactions to community bank customers and act as a safeguard in a marketplace already served by The Clearing House.
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IRS aims to curb ID theft with truncated Social Security numbers on W-2s
Starting with returns filed after Dec. 31, 2020, executives can replace the first five digits of employees' Social Security numbers with Xs or asterisks.
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Survey ranks QuickBooks, ADP top accounting solutions for small companies
The CFO Solutions poll underscored the cloud's primary benefits include the ability to access data anywhere, elimination of the server and increased data security.
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Mapbox hire shows how CFO can be strategic partner in tech company
A recent hire by a fast-moving start-up shows why CFOs must embrace new thinking on how to account for tech investments.
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Amid rising corporate profits, workers demand more equitable compensation
Weekly wages have increased by about 2.6% each year between 2008 and 2018, the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics found.
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CFOs, private equity at odds on roles
CFOs and their private equity partners aren't aligned when it comes to their expectations of one another, a survey finds.
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Unicorns face challenge to find CFOs; VTS just found one
Tech start-ups are having a hard time finding CFOs with IPO and M&A experience.
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OpinionAs simple as it sounds, just identifying your leases is the highest hurdle to new FASB standards
CFOs of private companies don't have much time to comply with new lease accounting standards even if FASB extends the start date a year, as it has proposed.
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Companies hanging on to cash despite S&P 500 stock buyback binge
AFP's Corporate Cash Indicators index revealed most companies are still holding cash to hedge against global uncertainty.
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ColumnTrade tensions: Look at back office too
Trade tensions are an opportunity to look at all operational costs, not just those affected by the threat of tariffs.
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Millennial CFO of $7B company: Mentorship key to career path
ANGI Homeservices' Jamie Cohen discusses the mentorship that helped her rise through the ranks to attain the CFO role.
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Making the finance function millennial friendly
Millennials' preference for quick turnarounds, multitasking and modified workplace rules is driving CFOs to rethink how they structure their finance function.
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SEC hits Brixmor CFO, former REIT execs with $7M fraud fine
Executives improperly manipulated same-property NOI reporting, subjecting their company to the SEC fine.
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