As companies are learning these days, the decision whether to save or destroy records is proving to be a tricky prospect with costly implications

Analyzing indirect spending can show companies ways to save

Outflows are likely as rates begin rising

With stocks down, 401(k) participants are opting for stable-value funds

Post Enron, the CFO is on the hot seat when it comes to information. Everyone from the board, to Wall Street, to investors, to the SEC wants assurances that there are no surprises ahead

Managing T&E reports online can save a company a nice chunk of change and eliminate major headaches for its traveling employees

When David Devonshire was the CFO at Ingersoll-Rand Co. in the late 1990s, he was a key participant in the manufacturing company's effort to restructure ...

After a decade of easy increases, CFOs find it takes hard work to earn the big bucks