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- November 2012
- Companies do poorly managing corruption risks in emerging markets
- Don’t set finance talent adrift, even if business is going offshore
- Can productivity rise when employees already are stretched thin?
- Norton: Balanced Scorecard must adapt to remain relevant
- Gartner: Android, Apple to spark surge in smart device sales
- Foreign investors keep a close eye on Middle East
- Obama can’t expect a “fiscal honeymoon” in second term, Fitch says
- A remedy for the broken economics of health care
- To ascend to CFO role, controllers must take a broader look at business
- US standard-setter’s developing model “totally” changes impairment concept
- Avoid a bad hire: Consider the “fit”
- CFOs worldwide become more cautious about where to invest internationally
- Kaplan: Cost shouldn’t drive decision on shared service centres
- Risk and performance reporting some way apart
- CFOs in high demand for board positions
- South African companies line up to IR challenge
- Brush up on your anti-corruption controls
- Tackle the talent gap by meeting five challenges
- Internal audit: The importance of being “soft”
- Canadian R&D tax credit programme relies on contingency-based fee arrangements
- Former AICPA chairwoman named deputy president on IFAC board
- FASB, IASB tentatively change revenue recognition constraint
- Ernst & Young: New approach needed to close information security gap
- The most business-friendly countries off the beaten path
- Online shopping sends business productivity down the Amazon
- Flex schedules matter more to workers, and employers are listening
- Foreign investors not scared of Europe, but more selective
