White House redoubles pressure on Powell to cut Fed’s main interest rate; Xerox alum joins publisher Wiley following AI licensing revenue jump; Intel alum to get $1.9M bonus as newly-minted Ciena CFO; Economy heading toward ‘significant slowdown,’ Conference Board says
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We are pleased to announce that Orbia CFO Jim Kelly will be a featured guest speaker at our upcoming July 9 virtual event: Risky Business: Navigating Policy and Compliance Turbulence. Kelly, who has been finance chief of the industrial products maker since 2021, along with Natasha Fernandes, CFO of the large-format cinema systems operator IMAX, will share their insights and lessons learned in the event’s Just-in-time: Mitigating supply chain risk session. You can register for the free event here.
The U.S. auditor watchdog got a legislative reprieve through the "Byrd bath" process last week. But the battle over its future is likely to persist, experts say.
Republican lawmakers on Tuesday may chime in with criticism if Fed Chair Jerome Powell affirms a “wait-and-see” monetary policy approach in testimony to a House committee.
The CFO appointment comes as the publisher nearly doubled its revenue from AI licensing agreements to $40 million for its fiscal 2025, according to its earnings report.
The appointment comes after the optical networking company reported a nearly 24% boost to net revenue for its most recent quarter, driven by skyrocketing data center and cloud spending.
“Maybe we should start thinking about cutting the policy rate at the next meeting, because we don’t want to wait until the job market tanks,” a Federal Reserve official said.
In the face of high interest rates and widening geopolitical conflicts, CFOs are under intense pressure to provide the financial runways needed to set their companies up for success. Explore strategies in this Trendline.
Whether it’s adjusting scenario plans in an era of on-again-off-again tariffs or keeping company data safe while incorporating AI, CFOs face a host of new risks. Learn more in this Trendline.
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