Aug. 31, 2021 | Today's news and insights for finance leaders The fitness company is grappling with an SEC investigation, several lawsuits and a Department of Homeland Security subpoena related to its treadmill recall last quarter. | When going public in a direct listing, high-profile companies with solid profits tend to succeed despite forgoing Wall Street's underwriting and marketing help. | Top Democrats on the Senate Finance Committee aim to increase taxes on U.S. companies abroad with legislation that business groups say would undermine U.S. competitiveness. | An SEC advisory committee says SPACs benefit sponsors and target companies while putting investors at risk. | During six years as CFO of Chemstar Products, Gregg Johnson stole approximately $930,000 in company funds by issuing checks from the company’s bank accounts to cover personal expenses, including credit card and mortgage payments and his children’s college tuition. | Many of today’s finance teams struggle with contending with siloed data and stagnant business processes that derive from separate tech solutions for their accounting, FP&A and reporting teams. Learn more in this | Lowering pay for people taking cash from remote areas creates the risk of losing out in the competition for talent, but paying too much can hobble growth, compensation specialists say. | From Our Library Webinar - on demand Workday | Webinar - on demand NetSuite | Webinar - on demand Rimini Street | View all resources What We're Reading Barron's | The New York Times | Bloomberg | The Wall Street Journal | Upcoming Event Sept. 14, 2021 - Sept. 14, 2021 | Webinar 2pm ET | Dive Into a Topic |
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