December 1, 2012
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Sabine Vollmer
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Article
Faux pas and misunderstandings can easily doom a U.S. business deal in China. To improve chances of a successful venture in China, Len Jui, CPA, a partner at KPMG in Beijing who was educated in the United Kingdom and the United States and worked for the SEC, and Jiake Brownbill, a business culture consultant in the U.K., suggest U.S.
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December 1, 2012
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Sabine Vollmer
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Article
Faux pas and misunderstandings can easily doom a U.S. business deal in China. To improve chances of a successful venture in China, Len Jui, CPA, a partner at KPMG in Beijing who was educated in the United Kingdom and the United States and worked for the SEC, and Jiake Brownbill, a business culture consultant in the U.K., suggest U.S.
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December 1, 2012
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Sabine Vollmer
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Article
Faux pas and misunderstandings can easily doom a U.S. business deal in China. To improve chances of a successful venture in China, Len Jui, CPA, a partner at KPMG in Beijing who was educated in the United Kingdom and the United States and worked for the SEC, and Jiake Brownbill, a business culture consultant in the U.K., suggest U.S.
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December 1, 2012
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Jack Hagel
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Article
The global financial crisis transformed corporate priorities, pushing financial risk management high up the list—a shift that has elevated the profile and broadened the role of the executive who is often responsible for managing that risk: the corporate treasurer. Treasurers have become more involved in big-picture strategy, working closely with CFOs to find ways to improve cash flow predictability and performance forecasts.
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December 1, 2012
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BY
Jack Hagel
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Article
The global financial crisis transformed corporate priorities, pushing financial risk management high up the list—a shift that has elevated the profile and broadened the role of the executive who is often responsible for managing that risk: the corporate treasurer. Treasurers have become more involved in big-picture strategy, working closely with CFOs to find ways to improve cash flow predictability and performance forecasts.
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December 1, 2012
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BY
Jack Hagel
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Article
The global financial crisis transformed corporate priorities, pushing financial risk management high up the list—a shift that has elevated the profile and broadened the role of the executive who is often responsible for managing that risk: the corporate treasurer. Treasurers have become more involved in big-picture strategy, working closely with CFOs to find ways to improve cash flow predictability and performance forecasts.
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December 1, 2012
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Ken Tysiac
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Article
When Rick Snyder saw the cover of the first comprehensive annual financial report for Michigan produced on his watch as the state’s governor, he smiled and reacted with feigned horror. “So what am I?” he asked State Budget Director John Nixon. “Chicken feed?” The report mentioned Nixon’s CPA credential, but not Snyder’s.
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December 1, 2012
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Ken Tysiac
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Article
When Rick Snyder saw the cover of the first comprehensive annual financial report for Michigan produced on his watch as the state’s governor, he smiled and reacted with feigned horror. “So what am I?” he asked State Budget Director John Nixon. “Chicken feed?” The report mentioned Nixon’s CPA credential, but not Snyder’s.
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December 1, 2012
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Ken Tysiac
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Article
When Rick Snyder saw the cover of the first comprehensive annual financial report for Michigan produced on his watch as the state’s governor, he smiled and reacted with feigned horror. “So what am I?” he asked State Budget Director John Nixon. “Chicken feed?” The report mentioned Nixon’s CPA credential, but not Snyder’s.
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November 1, 2012
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Article
After rising significantly at the end of 2011 and the beginning of 2012, CPA business leaders’ optimism about the U.S. economy has faded substantially in recent months, according to the latest AICPA Business and Industry Economic Outlook Survey. With an uncertain political environment in the run-up to the Nov.
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