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401(k) Providers
Cleaner (Balance) Sheets: The 2009 Working Capital Scorecard
No Time to Lose: The 2008 Working Capital Scorecard
The Greening of Corporate America
Best of Careers 2007
Finance in History
IFRS vs. GAAP
The Business of Sports
Spotlight on Hedge Funds
The Pendulum's Swing
The Trouble with Travel
XBRL: You Can't Ignore It Anymore
Compensation Close-up
The Future of Financial Reporting
Budgeting and Planning Software

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Working It Out: The 2010 Working Capital Scorecard
The recession triggered a meltdown in working capital performance, but also inspired numerous efforts to improve. Will they last?

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401(k) Providers
There's almost no length companies won't go to today to help employees save for retirement — short of funding the plans themselves, of course.

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Best of Careers 2007
A collection of our most popular articles on the popular topic of advancing your own career in finance.

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Finance in History
Once upon a time, bankruptcy was punished by jail or death, treasurers defended their funds with a sword, and financial planning was tested by plagues and fire.

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The Business of Sports
Pleasing fans and making money is not always easy.

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IFRS vs. GAAP
What if U.S. companies were required to use IFRS?

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Spotlight on Hedge Funds
Why should CFOs care about hedge funds?

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XBRL: You Can't Ignore It Anymore
With XBRL getting a funding boost and enhanced business reporting gaining transaction, can real-time reporting be far behind?

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Compensation Close-up
With the public and regulators watching closely, companies are still struggling to link pay to performance.

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Pension Tension
Congress has passed a new pension law, and FASB is working to overhaul the accounting. But companies are still cutting their plans. Is this the beginning of the end for pensions?

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