Vol. 29 No. 8, October - October 2013
Index
- 2013 donor acknowledgement.
- Chapters.
- Corporations.
- Individuals.
- Trustee spotlight: Ray Purcell.
- CFRI has never been more important.
- Time to plan your next move.
- CFOs holding back from investment and growth.
- Cloud adoption usage increases.
- What are Women Corporate Directors thinking?
- Costs increasing for training, replacing millennia's.
- US small businesses vulnerable to extreme weather and climate change.
- FASB issues first new private company proposals for comment.
- The 113th Congress and the dangers of Doing Nothing.
- The company.
- The financial executive Susan L. Gorman.
- The global economy: what to worry about ... and what to not worry about.
- Is the offshore tax vacation over: politicians and business remain far apart on how to overhaul the U.S. corporate tax system in order to redomesticate billions on offshore assets. But the subject is no longer thought to be out of the question.
- Supply chain disruption risk: ask the right questions: a new study shows that the impact of extreme weather political turmoil and more are taking center stage in supply chain risk conversations.
- Revenue recognition realized: U.S. companies--long calling for revenue disclosure that was less prescriptive and principles-based--may question what they wished for when the new standard is adopted.
- Transformation: the financial executive's role in influencing business.
- Why CFOs fall to do the right thing in energy efficiency: lack of information in both financial and managerial decision-making is leading CFOs to make wrong decisions when it comes to investing in projects for industrial energy efficiency and sustainability.
- New indirect sales tax laws drive compliance burden: new or increased taxes have an obvious impact on consumers, but the impact these changes have on businesses is often overlooked.
- A closer look at the marketplace fairness act.
- The real security risks of cloud finance apps.
- Breaking dawn: proposed private company accounting principles.
- When does experience 'pay' for multinationals?
- Bringing quantitative rigor to employment deals.
- FASB@40 conference.
- Balance sheet: financial executives need to listen as well as act decisivley, and Jeffrey C. Grubbs says getting that combination right is a key part of his personal and professional success.