Finance Teams

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• Nobody Doesn't Like...Outsourcing?

  Sara Lee joins a growing number of companies that are sending their finance work to low-cost third parties. December 11, 2008

• Internal Auditors: Mission Unaccomplished?

  Companies want the "compliance police" to get more involved with process improvements and enterprise risk assessment, but they may be unprepared to make the change, E&Y research suggests. December 4, 2008

• Accountants Now Taking the Shift to IFRS More Seriously

  More than half of CPAs are preparing for the U.S. move from GAAP to international rules. December 4, 2008

• Deloitte Insider Case Sparked Client Doubts about Audits

  The auditor accused a 30-year partner of using his internal client data for personal gain, prompting companies for a time to investigate on their own as the quarter was winding down. November 10, 2008

• Crisis Spawns Payables-Receivables Crunch

  CFOs are paying close attention to both the payment terms their suppliers are demanding and the credit terms of their customers. November 6, 2008

• How to Keep Your CFO Job amid the Crisis: Headhunter Tips

  Fight the urge to take the safe course, watch out for customers' creditworthiness, be open to new roles — and don't take a vacation. October 31, 2008

• New AIG Chief Liddy Has Finance in His Blood

  Former CFO at Sears and G.D. Searle, his accomplishments include axing the Sears Catalog. September 17, 2008

• A Turn for the Worse

  The outlook is deteriorating even for the best-performing firms, let alone the troubled ones. September 12, 2008

• Blame Game: A Jury Tackles CFO-CEO Fraud

  Hayes Lemmerz trial suggests that when the two top executives face SEC accounting-abuse charges, the CFO's expertise can hurt. August 29, 2008

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