Tuesday’s elections could bring substantial changes to corporate taxation, trade policies, minimum wages and regulation. Here’s a roundup of what finance chiefs have said about potential changes in the government’s role in business and what the next four years could bring.

Finance executives and their companies could face changes in core areas such as tax rates, trade policies and regulation, depending on who wins the presidency and which party controls the Senate. Here’s what to look out for.

General Motors Co. has hired longtime Delta Air Lines Inc. chief financial officer Paul Jacobson as its new CFO, landing a high-profile executive from outside the car business as the auto maker manages through the pandemic and technological disruption.

CFOs raised billions of dollars through bond sales, but are hoarding the cash or paying down debt instead of investing in their companies’ business.

Peloton Interactive Inc.’s challenge now is to figure out how to sustain its growth as gyms in parts of the country reopen.

Zoom Video Communications Inc.’s finance chief is working to monetize a new events platform, part of a broader effort to expand the company’s product offering.