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CFOs expect to see a modest improvement in the economy over the next six months but not much of a dent in employment. Read the full results of the CNBC Global CFO Council.
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CFOs expect to see a modest improvement in the economy over the next six months but not much of a dent in employment. Read the full results of the CNBC Global CFO Council.
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Financial services firms have been operating in a financial "Groundhog Day" of sorts for nearly five years – one that, at TD Ameritrade, has a direct impact on almost 50 percent of our revenue stream.
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With debt cheap and plenty of cash on the books, companies are primed to make deals when they are good and ready.
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The traditional view of a chief financial officer is a bean counter focused on company finances. But the finance function is transforming from being known for saying 'no' to big projects to taking a role in growth and development.
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With approximately 1.2 Trillion dollars in cash sitting on the books of non-financial firms, CFOs need to ensure their cash is efficiently deployed. Is it possible with all of this liquidity?
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The American corporate tax system is a paradox. Comprehensive corporate tax reform sounds good politically, but is difficult to do in practice.
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Consider chief financial officers as the ones manning the front lines in the battle against black swans.
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Bill Gerber, TD Ameritrade CFO; and Mary Winston, Family Dollar Stores CFO, provide perspective on the macro-economic issues that are impacting global and domestic business.
Economy
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Job creation slowed to a crawl during March, with the U.S. economy creating just 88,000 positions though the unemployment rate fell to 7.6 percent.
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Obama will offer cuts to Social Security and other entitlement programs in a budget proposal, an official said.
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Wal-Mart Stores is betting it can take on these labor-intensive categories by adding efficiency, not bodies.
Earnings
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The maker of Chef Boyardee pastas and Hunt's ketchup reported a 57 percent fall in third-quarter profit.
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BlackBerry reported quarterly earnings and revenue on Thursday that outpaced market expectations.
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The company reported a better-than-expected profit, but said student sign-ups fell for the fourth straight quarter.
Market Insider with Patti Domm
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The best strategy in the second quarter could simply be putting money to work in sectors that lagged in the first quarter.
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A 95,000 increase in private payrolls? It's the "end of the end of QE talk."
