Today, search engines have become serious money makers. However, traditional marketing budgets aren’t designed to tackle the world of key word bidding and search placement. Here’s the budget discussion you should be having with the chief marketing officer (CMO) as you increase your online presence.
When it comes to records retention, you need to walk a very fine line -- keeping certain records for long periods can be just as bad as not having them at all. Here's how to take control of your records retention process (or start one if you don't already have a process in place).
The economy is turning around. However, if companies don't continue to focus on working capital and cash flow management, they won't see an improvement. Here are several actions that can help free up working capital.
Forget about "information overload." Instead, reexamine your assumptions about all of the information you use. The return on your time and attention investment will be worth it.
Despite extensive planning, few performance management methodology implementations ever go smoothly. Here are surefire strategies to help you avoid implementation hiccups.
Many companies are adopting a new low-cost finance model, which means financial professionals' jobs may be at risk. Here are three ways to show your CFO that you're a valuable resource.
Department of Energy CFO Steve Isakowitz isn't constrained by a tight budget like many CFOs. Instead he's been given a unique challenge: he must spend billions of dollars quickly to create jobs.
Harry Markopolos, who spent nine years trying to persuade the SEC that Bernie Madoff was a fraud, shares his opinion on SEC officials from James Donaldson to Mary Schapiro in this candid interview.
Around the country, states are considering taxes on sugar-sweetened drinks and junk food. Would a tax actually improve people's health? Here are two conflicting reports.
