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The Fortune Global 500 list illustrates pandemic effects, China’s rise and fossil fuel’s decline
The numbers speak for themselves—but we still have some handy charts.
49% of CFOs say they have a ‘data gap’
A new survey released by Workday examines the impact of the pandemic on the finance function.
Global markets sag as SEC brings the hammer down on Chinese companies
Virtually all major stock indexes around the world posted losses Friday, while the SEC took action to stem the tide of Chinese companies listing in the U.S.
A tale of dual IPOs: The divergence of Robinhood, Duolingo’s debuts
Robinhood may have fallen flat in its public-market debut, but Duolingo, the language-learning app, more quietly managed to post a sizable gain the day before.
Great expectations: Why it’s time for employers to listen to employees growing demand for change in the workplace
Employees are leading the workplace revolution, and employers need to change with them or risk losing their workforce.
The dates to watch following Robinhood’s IPO
Robinhood dropped in its IPO debut. But don’t panic just yet
Over half of global payment fees are hidden in inflated exchange rates. That can be fixed
Commentary: Remittance fees are way too expensive. Global payment processors need to step up and address the problem.
With legalization looming, cannabis companies need to prepare responsible marketing guidelines
Commentary: With the Senate considering a cannabis legalization bill sponsored by Chuck Schumer, companies need to be prepared.
What the NFL’s vaccination policy says about the inescapability of politics
Commentary: The NFL's new rules around COVID vaccination inevitably wade into politics, where the league doesn't want to go.
The bipartisan infrastructure bill could be a big victory for business
The Senate's action on infrastructure shows that America can still bridge partisan divides on issues crucial to business and the economy.