The federal government has stepped up investment in quantum technologies, more than doubling research and development spending since 2019.

Jonathan Lock’s resignation comes after an internal audit determined he had engaged in unethical financial practices.

The NOCLAR proposal would impose on auditors greatly expanded responsibilities for identifying — or even preventing — noncompliance with a very wide range of laws, PwC’s Brian Croteau writes.

The change comes as Dave & Buster's looks to drive growth through a dining experience overhaul, among other initiatives.

The threat of geopolitical tensions is a growing worry for finance leaders while concerns about inflation have eased, a U.S. Bank study found.

Tesla is leaning on AI, layoffs and new autonomous projects to help boost its future sales after a disappointing first quarter.

Despite a recent uptick in mergers and acquisitions, some buyers are nonetheless growing more guarded about tapping their retention bonus budgets.

Vikram Luthar — who was placed on a forced leave in January — will assist the company and be paid his base salary until his resignation is effective on Sept. 30.

The rise of AI in the accounting space could bolster the need for core financial skills and expertise, EY’s Daren Campbell says.

The companies’ growth in earnings per share is projected to drop to 15.5% by the first quarter of 2025, from an estimated 42.2% for the same period in Q1 2024.

Javier Echave is exiting the CFO role on a high note, after a record 18.5 million passengers traveled through the airport during the first quarter.

The former CEO of HeadSpin — ordered to pay a $1 million fine — faces a July hearing focused on compensating bilked investors.