June 30 - CFOs trim growth estimates | CFO named in $53M PPP scheme

CFO, others charged in $53M pandemic relief fraud scheme

The case is the largest one investigated by the Pandemic Response Accountability Committee Fraud Task Force, created in 2020 to root out COVID-19 pandemic relief fraud, DOJ said.

FASB tees up loan loss fix

The FASB is poised to tweak existing accounting standards which originally sought to address calls for timelier loss reporting after the 2008 financial crisis.

The best practices CFOs can implement in 2023

Volvo ends CFO hunt with Sandvik alum

Volvo picked industry veteran Mats Backman for its CFO as the automaker grapples with new technology affecting its businesses along with lingering supply chain and inflationary challenges.

‘More restriction coming’ from Fed rate hikes: Powell

The Federal Reserve will probably not succeed in tamping down inflation to its 2% goal until 2025, Fed Chair Jerome Powell said.

KPMG cuts about 1,900 more US jobs

The layoffs will include cuts in its audit business — a notable shift given the company and the industry have recently struggled with accounting talent shortages.

What could break as interest rates rise?

Why are so many newly floated companies being taken private?

A $100 Billion Wealth Migration Tilts US Economy’s Center of Gravity South

U.S. Economy Shows Surprising Vigor in First Half of 2023