Moving from legacy, rules-based systems to AI-driven protection isn’t as simple as switching on new technology.

The EY report is the latest in a series of recent studies showing that business leaders are launching larger scale AI projects, while also focusing on return-on-investment metrics for the technology.

EY alum Demetrios Logothetis will take the PCAOB’s helm as it navigates a reduced budget and an ongoing shift in its fortunes ...

Xerox Holdings said Wednesday that Chuck Butler, its chief business services officer, will be taking over the company’s finance department after just five months in his current role. Butler, 51, will ...

RCL CFO Naftali Holtz is keeping a careful eye on capital allocation as the cruise operator looks to continue expanding on a ...

Powell, who was Trump's pick in 2017 to replace Janet Yellen, has served as the central bank’s chair since 2018. His term ...

Payment issues can cause companies to take heavy losses as impatient customers abandon their online and in-store purchases, a ...

Midland agreed to pay a $40 million civil penalty to settle SEC charges it inflated its Nutrition business segment's ...

This week’s legal filings contained clues to where the SEC’s accounting fraud case may lead and to what enforcement actions ...

Two Federal Reserve governors dissented against the decision to leave policy unchanged, favoring a fourth consecutive cut to ...

Most respondents said their finance team had encountered at least one instance of inaccurate or “hallucinated” data while using AI.

But challenges such as ransomware and supply chain risks endure, with AI poised to intensify the threat landscape, insurance ...