Britain’s withdrawal from the EU would reduce the talent pool available to UK organisations. Here are four questions leaders should ask to assess their organisation’s needs and build a robust talent pipeline.
The UK Supreme Court ruled that a vote by Parliament is needed to begin Britain’s exit from the EU. The government still intends to begin the official process for Brexit by the end of March.
The transfer of 600 General Electric workers helps the Big Four firm grow its international expertise at a time when global tax strategy is growing in importance.
Executives ranked the business environment as riskier than in previous years, but many don’t plan to devote more resources to risk management, according to a new survey.
Finance decision-makers in the US have brightened prospects for growth in revenue, profits and hiring, according to the American Institute of CPA’s latest quarterly survey.
Political decisions that may affect cross-border business policies in the US and the UK have so far had no effect on international accounting standards, Hans Hoogervorst said.
Business sectors and trade partners throughout the world may experience changes as a result of Donald Trump’s win in the US presidential election this week. Here is how publications from across the world describe the impact Trump may have.
In a global economy, events in one part of the world often affect businesses on multiple continents. Business leaders need to know these trends to make the right decisions for their organisations.
Improvements in health and youth education led India to the highest year-over-year rise in the World Economic Forum’s Global Competitiveness Index for 2016–17.
US businesses plan to hire and expand without regard to the results of the presidential election, according to a survey of finance executives by the American Institute of CPAs.
A growing number of US companies plan to hire more workers, but finding the right talent remains a concern, according to a quarterly survey of finance executives by the American Institute of CPAs.
