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  • A CarMax dealershipNewsletters

    CarMax pulls financial targets timeline amid whipsaw tariff concerns

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  • A BMW M8 vehicle at a CarMax dealership in Pleasant Hill, California, US, on Wednesday, Dec. 18, 2024. CarMax is scheduled to release earnings figures on December 19. Photographer: David Paul Morris/Bloomberg via Getty ImagesFinance

    CarMax is the latest company to nix long-term growth targets on earnings call: ‘Why put a target out there?’

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  • Thomas BarkinNewsletters

    The Fed’s Tom Barkin is a former McKinsey CFO. Here’s his advice on how to ride out a crisis

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  • using AI on a deviceNewsletters

    Why the C-suite is embracing AI agents

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  • business professionals convening at a conference tableNewsletters

    Expect Q1 earnings calls to shift from the ‘net negativity of tariffs’ to price hikes and cost negotiations

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  • Closeup hand typing keyboard laptop with blurred background of business people using laptop to analyze financial data or data analysis display on screen background. HabilimentNewsletters

    How top CFOs are managing long-term strategy in ‘elevated uncertainty’

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  • Aerial perspective of a container portNewsletters

    Consumers will bear the brunt of tariff costs, say economists

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  • James Farley, president and chief executive officer of Ford Motor Co., speaks during a launch event for the 2022 Ford F-150 Lightning all-electric truck at the Rouge Electric Vehicle Center in Dearborn, Michigan, U.S., on Tuesday, April 26, 2022. Ford has 200,000 reservations for the F-150 Lightning and is expanding the Rouge Electric Vehicle Center to ramp up production to a planned annual run rate of 150,000 in 2023. Photographer: Emily Elconin/Bloomberg via Getty ImagesFinance

    Ford tries to ease tariff pain with a new offer: Employee prices for everyone

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  • illustration of an AI logoNewsletters

    Wharton is set to offer an MBA major in AI—and that has implications for CFOs

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  • businesswoman sitting down for an interviewNewsletters

    Companies clamor for top CFOs as demand outpaces supply

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  • Container ship is docked at port in Halifax, Nova Scotia.Newsletters

    CFOs name tariffs and inflation as top concerns as Trump’s ‘Liberation Day’ looms

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  • Ed BastianNewsletters

    Delta’s star CEO is a former CFO. He understands the link between company culture and financial performance

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  • Elena GomezNewsletters

    Toast’s CFO and president Elena Gomez got her start in finance at age 5, with the help of her grandfather

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  • Jolly logo and phone displayNewsletters

    Tesla’s star CFO resigned abruptly in 2023. Now, he’s reemerged to lead a $16.5 million bet on a worker rewards startup

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  • Businesswoman pressing AI button on hologram virtual screenNewsletters

    Fortune 500 companies continue to beef up AI budgets: Wedbush analysis

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