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Currency fluctuation and supply chains are among the concerns of finance chiefs “prepared for the worst” as the 29 March departure date looms.
The way forward for business is still unresolved.
Uncertainty reigns as PM May’s deal is rejected by a historic margin.
Deloitte survey indicates the euphoria of the first quarter of 2018 has diminished, mainly because of concern about a lack of trade clarity.
Organisations are turning to scenario planning to prepare for different outcomes.
After a strong year flavoured with mega-deals turns cautious, what can finance professionals expect in 2019?
Econoday’s Jeremy Hawkins lists several reasons Brexit could harm the UK economy, but he points out a potential boon for accountancy.
Investments in technology and tools aren’t enough to deal with the risks that most worry business leaders across the world going into 2019, three surveys suggest.
Businesses can provide security for employees and get a step ahead of the competition when they share plans for the future.
With no clear path forward and the 29 March 2019 Brexit deadline looming, businesses and citizens are stuck in limbo, unable to make concrete plans.
Prospects for management accountants are still strong despite threats to the global economy.
This infographic outlines different scenarios that could unfold as the UK leaves the EU.
Optimism in the domestic and global economies slipped this quarter, with concerns about trade disputes, tariffs, and worker shortages voiced in a quarterly survey of US finance executives.
Businesses that rent shared bicycles and scooters are transforming transportation in cities around the world.
A recent analysis highlights challenges and successes in Africa’s capital markets.
The lira’s recent plunge has raised urgent questions for finance departments.
Founders of venture capital firms share why hiring and mentoring the right people from top to bottom are crucial to startups’ survival.
Nonfinancial disclosures are spreading to emerging markets, creating high expectations in corporate transparency. Here’s what can you do to keep up with what investors want.
Egypt ranks as the top country for investment in 2019 in an analysis of business and operating environments on the continent.
A change in regulatory policy could encourage greater competition.
