Amid the wave of good news, some corporate chiefs have scaled back their expectations of recession risk, but even so, many remain sober about the year ahead.

An overwhelming majority of finance leaders say a recession is coming: About 96% of those polled in the fourth-quarter AICPA Business and Industry Economic Outlook Survey expect a downturn in 2023.

The economic recovery’ s forthcoming 10th birthday should be a cause for celebration, as it will then cross the threshold toward becoming the longest expansion in US history. For now, however ...

While 15% of the CFOs reported that a recession will hit in 2026 ... while most companies prepare for the longer-term implications of high borrowing prices, according to CNBC.

Investing long term and building a ‘resilience reserve’ are just a few ways advisers are guiding their clients through an ...

Since the onset of the pandemic, the specter of a deep and prolonged recession ... prepare for a sustained economic recovery. In Q3, Deloitte’s quarterly survey noted a more positive outlook ...

“If we would continue down this road of what would be more disruptive, business-unfriendly policies, I think the risks on that recession front would go up,” he told reporters. Of CFOs polled ...

For CFOs, integrating a technology like agentic AI into how their teams operate means transforming their role from ...

Cost management is a high priority for CFOs this year. But some companies ... using times of disruption not only to cut costs, but prepare for the inevitable pivot to growth,” Jason McDannold ...

The transition from chief financial officer to chief executive officer is truly a career leap. Preparing by rotating through roles with operational experience may seem appealing and logical ...

According to a recent survey by CNBC, 60 percent of U.S. CFOs now expect a recession ... that Americans should "absolutely not" prepare for a recession. "[Trump] is going to win for the American ...