Kevin Kelleher

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  • Model. (Photo By BSIP/UIG Via Getty Images)Newsletters

    Over-the-counter sales may usher in a boom time for A.I.-based hearing aids

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  • A man in hard hat stands near a pile of computer circuit cards junkNewsletters

    In corporate A.I., a gap is emerging between the haves and the have-nots

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  • Enphase brand solar battery mounted on the wall of a barn in Briones, California, June 5, 2022. (Photo by Smith Collection/Gado/Getty Images)Newsletters

    An innovative solar company started planning for the downturn nearly 3 years ago—and its stock is up 41% this year

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  • Edith Hamilton, CFO executive coach, founder NEXT New Growth. Hamilton offers lessons for newly minted CFOs and those who “made some mistakes they’d rather not repeat.”Newsletters

    Top finance execs often self-sabotage their success. A coach to top CFOs explains how to avoid it

    By Kevin Kelleher and Sheryl Estrada
  • Companies are closely monitoring the almighty consumer.Newsletters

    How the CFOs of Block and CarParts.com are decoding where consumer spending is heading

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  • One piggy bank jumping out from a hole.Newsletters

    U.S. companies are hoarding more and more cash overseas

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  • A world globe balanced on the edge of a shelfNewsletters

    An odd divide emerges as CFOs feel less optimistic about the economy than a year ago—but relatively upbeat about their own prospects

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  • KKR predicts a ‘sizable’ consumer slowdown in the coming months.Newsletters

    Exclusive: KKR predicts ‘sizable’ consumer slowdown over the next 12 months but says these investment themes are ‘promising’

    By Anne Sraders and Kevin Kelleher
  • Heidrick & Struggles says compensation for CFOs at PE-backed companies remains strong, with equity pay in particular rising.Newsletters

    CFOs raked in a median of $1.45 million in equity compensation last year says Heidrick & Struggles

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  • Buy now, pay later fintech Klarna’s valuation fell from $46 billion to $6.7 billion in its latest round of investor fundraising.Newsletters

    ‘Downrounds’ see an upturn in 2022

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  • Mature businessman speaking during an informal meeting to younger colleaguesNewsletters

    Alpine Investors finds its edge—cultivating CEOs for its portfolio companies

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  • A person holding a cellphone with the Instacart logo on it, with a paper bag of groceries in the backgroundNewsletters

    Instacart’s comedown speaks volumes about the plight of digital retail

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  • A young Asian woman using her smartphone in the city at night to invest in BitcoinNewsletters

    What winter? Crypto VCs continue their spending spree

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  • Facade of a One Medical buildingNewsletters

    Tech M&A’s surprising acceleration despite a sputtering economy

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  • A jar labeled "Pension" is less than half way full with coins.Newsletters

    CalPERS gives an early indication of what 2022 has in store for pension funds

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