Nearly all corporate CFOs say the economy is going to slow and the stock market is overvalued

by Evelyn Reynolds 9 January 2020, 14:20 139 Views

Chief financial officers at big U.S. companies enter 2020 on a cautious note.

Weekly jobless claims fall but number of unemployed surged to a more than 1 1/2-year high

Western firms have little to lose from a Middle Eastern war

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Nearly all corporate CFOs say the economy is going to slow and the stock market is overvalued

Weekly jobless claims fall but number of unemployed surged to a more than 1 1/2-year high

Western firms have little to lose from a Middle Eastern war

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