For many companies, the big question is no longer how to reduce CO2 emissions, but how to disclose their cost.

Public companies are still feeling the effects of the fallout from employee stock options backdating scandals as they seek the best means of valuing options, which now must be expensed.

A look at the ebb and flow of power between management and institutional shareholders during the 2007 proxy season.

After a tumble during the market downturn, institutional investors' holdings of U.S. corporate equity is heading higher again.

Institutional investors want more face time with management. For CFOs, that means clearing desk space for IR activities.