The problems plaguing the AOL-Time Warner merger prove that good corporate combinations require more than just CEO backslapping and handshakes to work

Don't offer treasurers fancy systems. What they want are cost-effective cash controls

With rock-bottom money market rates, treasurers work hard for an edge

Will 2003 be a repeat of 2002? It looks that way so far

IT vendors show off products that promise to help corporations toe the regulatory line

Even though they weren't banned, synthetic leases appear to be losing their appeal

Sarbanes-Oxley arrives to whimpers from execs

Never under the rigid rules of managed care, workers comp keeps setting a faster pace for the growth in medical care costs. Can it ever be brought into line?