Sitemap - News - 2012 - Oct

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• October 2012
• Google Play making serious run at Apple’s App Store
• Why the US manufacturing rebound could turn into a revival
• Study looks beyond GDP growth, finds a lot to like in mature markets
• FASB, IASB keep time value of money in revenue recognition standard
• Digital age to require greater supply-chain agility
• Employers can’t afford to let worker retention practices lapse
• Role reversal: Economic pessimism in the US meets signs of positive sentiment globally
• Interested in buying sukuk?
• Executives struggle most with big-money decisions
• Investors aware of issues before goodwill impairment announcements, study shows
• Three-bucket approach links pay to performance
• Study finds early warning signs for a looming global talent imbalance
• Letter from … Dublin: Much done – but much more to do
• ASB recommends scoping nonissuers out of “auditor commentary” requirements
• Audit quality centre releases practice aid on audit communication
• Private companies turn to corporate governance to protect slim margins
• FASB moves forward with new model for financial instrument impairment
• CFO optimism in India declines in the first half of 2012
• New tool aids in evaluation of external auditors
• Why efficiency is becoming top of mind in China
• Top tips from the integrated reporting “journey”
• Microsoft, HP report rise in cyber-attacks, offer advice on shoring up security
• CFOs increasingly in driver’s seat on sustainability
• New US Private Company Council’s first meeting set for December 6th
• Too many Australian, New Zealand companies face corruption risk with “blissful ignorance”
• M&A tax efficiencies increasingly scrutinised by authorities
• Women job candidates prepare more for interviews than male job-seekers, UK survey shows
• US Private Company Council chair favours holistic approach over differential standards for public, private companies
• Fewer workplace absences, more sick workers, more trouble for employers
• IFRS Foundation report says US SEC’s concerns can be overcome
• Finding the right talent is an issue for 59% of employers worldwide
• How to overcome finance transformation barriers
• Fiscal worries to persist regardless of who wins US election
• COSO shows how to put risk assessment into practice
• Manage fears without stifling innovation
• Gender inequality stymies GDP growth, study finds
• Canadian chartered accountants, private businesses more optimistic about economy
• One-to-One: Richard Solomons, Chief Executive, InterContinental Hotels Group
• Many companies unprepared for risks that go with sending employees to emerging markets