The U.S. audit watchdog has proposed a new framework that would help it implement a new law that bans foreign companies from the country’s exchanges if their audits haven’t been inspected by American regulators.
Yelp is expanding its advertising tools to help plumbers, movers and other service providers connect with customers online as the business-listings company looks to grow after a pandemic downturn.
The planned transaction is supposed to help boost the car maker’s share price and market capitalization.
Glenn David will manage businesses that generate a significant portion of the company’s revenue.
Kontoor Brands, the owner of Lee and Wrangler jeans, raised its earnings guidance ahead of an investor day later this month, where the company plans to provide new details about its growth strategy.
Banks and other financial institutions are working to release large loan reserves under an accounting rule that complicates the task of calculating them.
Some utilities are at odds with the solar industry over an accounting method that’s used for certain renewable-energy investments.
PayPal is looking to expand its lucrative business of enabling customers to pay merchants with crypto assets, but the digital payments company doesn’t yet plan to invest in these assets, Chief Financial Officer John Rainey said.
GoDaddy recruited a partner of a Big Four accounting firm as its new chief financial officer. PwC’s Mark McCaffrey will join the web-hosting company on June 2.
The German sportswear maker said Wednesday Hubert Hinterseher would take over from current CFO Michael Lämmermann on June 1. Mr. Lämmermann plans to retire after 28 years with the company, including the past eight years as finance chief, but will stay on as an adviser until the end of the year, Puma said.
The cryptocurrency startup has named Kristina Campbell as chief financial officer.
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Amazon.com is hiring 75,000 workers and offering $1,000 signing bonuses in some locations, the latest hiring spree in what has been a year of tremendous growth.63
Jobless claims continued a steady decline last week, dropping to 473,000, in a sign hiring is primed to strengthen as workers return to the labor market.