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4 key leadership skills for a post-COVID-19 workplace
As finance managers prepare to enter the post-COVID-19 workplace, here are four ways to successfully lead teams.European Commission will appeal Apple Irish tax decision
The European Commission has decided to appeal an EU court’s decision that held that Ireland’s €13 billion in tax breaks to Apple violated the EU’s state aid rules.Advice to boost revenue streams or find new ones
Rapid changes in customer buying preferences caused by COVID-19 mean that finance leaders must consider new revenue sources.An introduction to Microsoft Power BI
Extract, transform, and analyse data with business intelligence software frequently seen as the next step after Excel.Replacement for furlough scheme announced by UK chancellor
A new Job Support Scheme will replace the UK government’s furlough scheme, Chancellor of the Exchequer Rishi Sunak has announced.How business is adapting to the demise of cash
The UK’s National Audit Office predicts a 65% reduction in cash usage in the decade to 2028.Video: Manufacturers drive Europe rebound, services lag
Europe's economy is running at two speeds, with manufacturers recovering fast but services showing fresh signs of slowdown.5 questions about real estate for manufacturing
When it comes to making post-COVID-19 decisions about real estate, manufacturers are in a tricky position.New ESG reporting metrics released by World Economic Forum
A set of universal environmental, social, and governance (ESG) measures and disclosures released by the World Economic Forum is designed to help companies report nonfinancial disclosures.How to negotiate leave during the pandemic
Be honest about your needs, but remain flexible and open to creative solutions.Essential steps to prepare for business growth after a crisis
The coronavirus pandemic has upended life and provided businesses with opportunities to innovate. Here are essential steps to help prepare for growth after the crisis.Why your business needs an advisory board and how to start one
Whether for a small startup or a decades-old family business, having a group of advisers can help fill in management’s gap in expertise.UK High Court decides on COVID-19 insurance test case
Around 370,000 businesses could be affected by the decision of the court on the extent of cover provided by business interruption insurance policies.GM explores market for electric ‘flying cars’, sources say
The US automaker's CEO mentions the company's future in electric vehicles and the push into "aerial mobility".Video: Plane recyclers bet on parts boom
As COVID-19 grounds swathes of airline fleets, companies that profit from harvesting old jets for spare parts are seeing signs of a boom.Finding a balance: Planning for reopening offices
Companies need to prepare for the reopening of office space and the changed realities of work.Preparing for the next disaster amidst COVID-19
It is essential for finance departments to allocate enough strategic and financial resources to sufficiently prepare for future possibilities while simultaneously dealing with COVID-19.Consistency sought in sustainability, corporate reporting through global effort
IFAC called for the creation of a new sustainability accounting standards board, and five global organizations committed to working together toward unified corporate reporting.UK and Japan make ‘in principle’ trade deal as Brexit talks continue
The UK and Japanese governments struck a free-trade agreement on Friday which if approved by Japan’s parliament would mean 99% of UK exports to Japan will be tariff-free.
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