April 18 - US perches on recession ‘precip ice’ | Impairments spark more class actions

Valuations, impairments spark more class actions than revenue recognition

Until last year, revenue recognition had been the most common GAAP violation alleged since Cornerstone first began tracking the class action suits in 2019.

Trump tariffs add to warehouse automation woes

Some vendors say their customers are already becoming “increasingly concerned” about the tariffs, according to a report by Interact Analysis.

Visual Lease finance exec seeks ‘scalable’ tech

As economic uncertainty and rising costs puts pressure on finance chiefs to make the right choices when it comes to their tech spending, the question of scale is key, Visual Lease’s Kathryn Eskandarian said.

Powell says tariffs will likely push up inflation, unemployment rate

Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell highlighted how planned and enacted policy shifts by the Trump administration have created unusual economic uncertainty.

SEC approves first US ‘green’ stock exchange

UnitedHealth’s stock is plunging on higher medical costs. That may mean trouble for more insurers

Nvidia, caught in the US-China trade war, takes a $5.5 billion hit

Judge Rules Google Operates Illegal Ad Monopoly