Finance executives around the world are facing unprecedented challenges – and, it seems, not all of them are mastering them.

Executives focus on rising costs, consumer spending and the dollar. Plus, Qatar Airways’ Duncan Naysmith talks about the airline’s latest plane purchases and the benefits of lower oil prices.

CFOs in Germany, Europe’s biggest economy, are cautiously optimistic. At the same time, they have a long list of asks, including changes to bureaucracy and red tape, corporate taxes, energy prices as well as overdue investments in infrastructure and defense.

Biotech is risky enough as it is, but now, with funding under fresh threats and challenges abounding, it’s harder than ever for finance chiefs.

At a time when M&A isn’t running as hot as some dealmakers had expected, some transactions still make sense.

“Controlling the controllables” is the new C-suite mantra. Plus, Flutter’s CFO on why consumers are expected to keep gambling, despite the economic turmoil.

How do you know if your business or the economy are headed toward a recession? I posed this question to finance chiefs across a range of industries, and got some interesting, albeit concerning answers.

From a Wisconsin furnace maker to a Chicago eyeglass purveyor, small US businesses are already feeling the pinch from Trump’s tariff policies.

The CFOs of the EV startup and the storied Boston baseball team discuss business strategies, challenges and more.

Tech investments remain a priority at many companies even as economic uncertainty clouds the business outlook. But who is in charge of the purse strings? Read more in the latest edition of CFO Briefing.