Optimizing The Business Benefits from Technology Acquisitions
Making intelligent technology purchases requires a vision, a long-term strategy and the knowledge that desired objectives are attainable. Smart companies - moving toward single data repositories across their enterprises - are doing things smarter, faster and better.

FEI@75:
The Explosion Of Accounting Standards

deals & dealmakers:
Undoing Chapter 11: Learning From the United Airlines Deal

social responsibility:
Turning Up the Noise on CSR

audit committees:
On Critical Accounting Issues, CFOs Can Add Value

capital budgeting:
Collaborative Cap-X Process Pays Benefits

Questions to Expect at Shareholder Annual Meetings
The movement to require that directors be elected by a majority of votes cast, rather than a mere plurality, has become a major issue for the 2006 proxy season. An attorney reveals results from a recent study of majority voting in director elections in this Financial Executives Online Exclusive.

Moving Toward a More Collaborative Insurance Market
The analogy of a playground with fractious players is apt for today's insurance market, writes longtime insurance broker Bayard Dodge. Bringing carriers and buyers closer would be a good thing, he believes.
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