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• August 2012
• The look ahead: Will US consumer data hint at optimism?
• At work, engagement is lacking; so is meaning
• Most US small businesses lack disaster-recovery plans
• PCAOB gives audit committees guidance on inspections of audit firms
• Four steps to formalise internal audit’s strategic impact
• Older workers, more cost for companies in developed regions
• Protect “crown jewels” by integrating risk management into strategy
• The look ahead: Europe’s factories, US consumers look for signs of hope
• Memo to finance professionals: Broaden your horizons, take a broader role in your company
• Rapid-growth markets hit a temporary lull
• One-to-One: Paul Walsh, chief executive, Diageo plc
• Mid-size US companies continue to look for greener pastures abroad
• Appraising the performance review: Broken but not beyond repair
• The premortem: Death before life
• Tweet this: Social media emerging as a top risk
• The look ahead: Russia to join WTO; US regulators scrutinise conflict minerals
• PwC: Internal audit has to play a more substantial role in information security
• Low wages, annoying co-workers stress out workers
• Sense of direction is critical to employee satisfaction
• China poised to overtake the US in business travel spending by 2014
• New US auditing standard deems effective communication “integral”
• The look ahead: Economic sentiment in Europe, US economic policy summit
• Rapid-growth investment opportunities to research during the lull in M&A activity
• Highly scrutinised SEC conflict mineral regs. include new audit requirement
• Canadian economic optimism drops based on US, European woes
• How corporate expansion strategies can target emerging-growth powerhouses
• Resources, growing consumer base make Brazil a target for foreign investment
• UK manufacturing export strategy provides ray of hope in dismal economy
• The look ahead: Euro zone braces for recession; US job outlook; China manufacturing
• Australian CFOs bullish on economic growth, hiring
• Four ways to guard against lax cybersecurity
• European CFOs’ forecast far gloomier than that of US counterparts
• Chinese, Japanese firms flex muscles in cautious M&A environment
• US standard-setter takes new path in contentious financial instruments project