Nina is a Bureau Chief at the Wall Street Journal in New York, managing its corporate finance coverage.
She relocated to the U.S. in 2019 after three years with the WSJ in London. Prior to her time with the Wall Street Journal, she worked as a U.K. Business and Finance Correspondent for German media group Welt in London and as a reporter in Shanghai.
Latest Stories
Zero-Based Budgeting, Currency Hedges Among the Tools CFOs Can Use to Weather Headwinds
How can CFOs wrangle the combination of scorching inflation, a slowing economy and a strong dollar? Our guide gives some ideas.
The Disney CFO Who Raised Concerns About Bob Chapek Has Respect on the Street
Throughout her career, Disney CFO Christine McCarthy gained a reputation of being a straight forward, no-nonsense executive. Her move to express a lack of confidence in Bob Chapek was an unusual one.
Some CFOs Are Boosting Their Credit Lines as Insurance Against Recession
Some companies are preparing for a potential downturn and securing additional borrowing capacity they could tap for cash if the economy slides into a recession.
CFOs Boost Currency Protections, Extend Hedge Contracts as Strong Dollar Takes Toll
Finance executives at large U.S. companies, including beverage giant Coca-Cola Co. and materials-science company Dow Inc., are increasing their foreign currency hedges and covering longer time periods as the strong dollar continues to take a toll on earnings.
Hertz CFO Sees Limited Impact From Rising Interest Rates on Company Finances
Hertz CFO Kenny Cheung continues to see robust demand, from consumers for cars and from investors for asset backed securities. “We will consider modestly adding to our leverage as and when it makes sense to do so,” Mr. Cheung said.
Rising Rates Boosts Companies’ Focus on Working Capital Management
Higher interest rates are putting more pressure on companies to free up cash from their operations, a cheaper option than relying on credit.
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Tyson CFO John R. Tyson faces questions from governance experts.
Twitter cuts costs.
Twitter’s first week under Elon Musk.