July 8, 2025
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NOTE FROM THE EDITOR
It’s almost time! Our Risky Business: Navigating Policy and Compliance Turbulence live event is happening tomorrow, July 9, beginning at 2 p.m. ET.
During the event, attendees will hear insights from top leaders, such as IMAX CFO Natasha Fernandes and Tredence CFO Pratap Daruka, on topics such as mitigating supply chain risk and navigating policy turbulence in an era where the challenges facing businesses keep getting more numerous — and complex.
If you haven’t registered for the event, you have one last chance! Register for the free event here.
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Grace Noto
Editor, CFO Dive
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The documents filed with the Federal Election Commission — one of which Elon Musk has decried as false — could indicate a blurring of the Tesla finance chief’s professional boundaries.
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No matter where finance leaders stand on the political spectrum, President Trump’s reconciliation bill warrants attention as it is poised to touch bottom lines for many years to come.
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As a growing band of states have passed laws lowering barriers to CPA licensure, proponents of similar legislation in Massachusetts don’t want to be left behind.
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SAP’s payment solutions enable real-time visibility into transactions, ensure seamless compliance with regulation, provide cost saving and risk minimization opportunities.
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CFOs will need to carefully manage liquidity and the financial fundamentals of their business in the current environment, the Big Four accounting firm said.
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Andrea Courtois, who also had financial roles at La Senza, Lane Bryant and Lands’ End, replaces longtime Kirkland's executive Mike Madden.
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In this webinar, learn how to leverage supplier-specific data for cost savings, visibility, and smarter sustainability decisions.
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Finance leaders are still juggling a variety of challenges in a complicated and murky economic environment. Explore their scenario planning strategies in this updated Trendline.
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