A year into her role as finance chief of Stripe, Dhivya Suryadevara is working to build out the payment processor’s finance team, strengthen its reporting capabilities and invest in its business, leaning on some of the insights she gained during her years at General Motors.
Mr. Durn, currently CFO at chip-equipment company Applied Materials, is set to succeed John Murphy, who is retiring.
The videogame maker promoted Laura Miele to lead its operations and will search for a new CFO.
The German specialty chemicals maker’s finance chief is working to boost the company’s margins, review its performance metrics and offset higher raw material and energy costs.
Electric-vehicle maker Workhorse Group said a pair of top executives have left the company in a management shake-up as the company works to get production back on track.
The startup wants to be ready for a public listing in the coming year.
The retailer is promoting Adam Orvos to finance chief.
Companies are preparing for another round of corporate-tax increases under a new administration, reframing their forecasting models to account for the impact of higher taxes on cash flows, spending and their overseas businesses.
A group of finance chiefs from large international companies is urging peers to tie more of their companies’ financing to corporate sustainability goals.
Fintech lender Affirm Holdings is relying more on financing from investors instead of lenders to fund its growth as its “buy now, pay later” installment plans are becoming more popular.
The Financial Accounting Standards Board proposed a rule that would require companies to disclose key terms and the size of their supply-chain financing, a move aimed at helping investors better understand the short-term borrowing mechanism.
U.S. consumer spending rose 0.8% in August, signaling the U.S. economic recovery was gaining steam heading into autumn.
The tech giant had joined with Citigroup and other banks on “Plex” accounts that would sync with Google Pay.
Nearly half of CFOs indicate supply chain disruptions have increased their costs, and 60% say shortages and delays have reduced 2021 sales already or will do so by year-end, according to Deloitte’s third-quarter CFO Signals survey.
Two Deloitte co-authors discuss how traditional wellness programs have fallen short and how companies can rethink aspects of their cultures to help employees succeed.
Stakeholders and regulators are rapidly elevating their focus on environmental, social, and governance risks. Internal auditors are well positioned to leverage their capabilities to help organizations build resilience in this area.
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