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  • A man working on a laptop in a modern server roomNewsletters

    The war for talent has turned into a ‘war for skills’

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  • woman in a suit in an office district (business image)Newsletters

    For new CFOs, these are the critical steps to take in the first six months

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  • Close-up of hands of businesswoman analyzing stock market charts and key performance indicatorsNewsletters

    The biggest investing trends to bet on in 2023

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  • A "Store Closing" banner on a Bed Bath & Beyond store in Farmingdale, New York, US, on Friday, Jan. 6, 2023. Bed Bath & Beyond Inc. called off a proposed debt exchange and said it might not be able to continue as a going concern, bringing another US retail chain to the precipice of bankruptcy. Photographer: Johnny Milano/Bloomberg via Getty ImagesNewsletters

    How Bed Bath & Beyond lost its financial footing—and its most loyal customers

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  • Prudential EVP and CFO Ken Tanji.<br /> Courtesy of PrudentialNewsletters

    Prudential’s CFO exceeds $750 million in cost savings one year ahead of schedule. Here’s how

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  • Full length of young man sitting on bottom graph bar while looking up against white backgroundNewsletters

    ‘You can’t cut your way to prosperity’: Don’t ignore growing the top line during a downturn, experts warn

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  • Successful happy group of students learning software engineering and business during presentationNewsletters

    If you think your company isn’t a software company, you’re mistaken, according to McKinsey

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  • Serious businessman looking at laptop screen.Newsletters

    CFOs brace for a long and deep recession—in the U.K.

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  • Team discussing roadmap to product launch, powerpoint presentation, planning, strategy, new business developmentNewsletters

    CFO roles are evolving—and women could come out ahead

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  • Little multiracial boy with camera sitting and taking picture outdoors in garden during birthday party.Newsletters

    CFOs share how they’ll spend the holidays this year

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    Macy’s CFO says his finance team will help ‘shape outcomes’ in 2023, not just report results

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  • Serious businessman in suit leaning on desk and looking at charts. Late night work concept.Newsletters

    CFOs are worried about everything right now—but especially revenue and earnings growth

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  • ESG environment social governance investment business concept. Women use a computer to analyze ESG, surrounded by ESG icons .close to the computer screen in business investment strategy concept.Newsletters

    CFOs should watch these 3 ESG trends going into 2023

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  • Goldman Sachs Group Inc. signage is displayed at the company's booth on the floor of the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) in New York, U.S.,Newsletters

    Goldman Sachs’ seismic shakeup puts power players in key positions

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  • A General Electric Co. logo is seen on the side of a Discovery CT750 HD CT scan machine as it sits on displayNewsletters

    GE is splitting into three parts. The CFO of its Healthcare unit outlines his strategy for 2023

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