The Green Energy Paradox: How Big Tech’s Climate Commitments Face a Reality Check
The Accounting Shift That Could Expose Greenwashing Recent proposed changes to the Greenhouse Gas Protocol are poised to fundamentally reshape…
The Accounting Shift That Could Expose Greenwashing Recent proposed changes to the Greenhouse Gas Protocol are poised to fundamentally reshape…
The Accelerating AI Transformation in Private Wealth Management Family offices, traditionally known for their conservative approach to technology adoption, are…
Leadership Shakeup at Discount Retail Giant British discount retailer B&M has announced the departure of Chief Financial Officer Mike Schmidt…
Wall Street’s Complacency on AI Disruption While much of Wall Street remains focused on short-term AI stock performance, Blackstone President…
A coalition of business leaders and researchers is pushing to overhaul corporate reporting requirements. Evidence suggests the current quarterly cycle encourages short-term decision-making at the expense of sustainable growth.
Major business leaders and financial experts are reportedly pushing for a fundamental shift in how public companies disclose their financial performance, according to industry analysis. The movement seeks to replace mandatory quarterly reporting with a semiannual system that proponents argue would better align with long-term value creation.
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South Africa’s chemical sector education authority has undergone significant leadership changes with a new accounting authority board appointed by the Higher Education Minister. Yershen Pillay has been reappointed as chief executive officer until 2030 as the organization celebrates three consecutive clean audits and nationwide skills development impact.
Sector education and training authority the Chemical Industries Education and Training Authority (CHIETA) has appointed a new Accounting Authority board, according to recent reports. Sources indicate that Higher Education and Training Minister Buti Manamela made the appointments effective September 30, marking a significant governance transition for the organization.
JPMorgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon asserts artificial intelligence isn’t in a bubble despite some projects likely failing. At the Fortune Most Powerful Women Summit, he emphasized evaluating AI initiatives individually while maintaining overall optimism about the technology’s potential.
In a significant industry address, Jamie Dimon, the prominent CEO of JPMorgan Chase, delivered a nuanced perspective on the current state of artificial intelligence investments and development. Speaking at the Fortune Most Powerful Women Summit, Dimon addressed growing concerns about potential AI market overheating while maintaining his characteristic pragmatic optimism about the technology’s long-term trajectory.
Alex, an AI recruiting startup, has raised $17 million in Series A funding to expand its autonomous interview platform that’s…