Walden Siew

Intuit is accelerating the pace of its stock buybacks and ending scheduled stock sales by its senior management team to help shore up its stock wsj.com/cfo-journal/in… via @WSJ @waldensiew

A warning from a delivery driver. Furniture barricades. Hiding in closets. Inside a gunman’s rampage at an iconic New York office tower. wsj.com/us-news/inside…

Hasbro wants teens and adults to buy more of its products to boost growth as tariffs loom large over the industry wsj.com/articles/move-… via @WSJ @JenKayW

KPMG is integrating many member firms, particularly smaller ones, into larger operations wsj.com/articles/kpmg-… via @WSJ @markgmaurer

ICYMI, read CEO Brief: 4 Questions With Edelman CEO Richard Edelman linkedin.com/pulse/ceo-brie… via @LinkedIn

Finance chiefs at the WSJ CFO summit discussed the impact of new trade and DEI policies under the Trump administration, as well as the potential for corporate tax changes wsj.com/articles/finan… via @WSJ @kcbroughton @markgmaurer @JenKayW

The deal would make Blackstone, which manages more than $1.1 trillion in assets, one of the largest private-equity firms with a stake in an accounting firm wsj.com/articles/black… via @WSJ @markgmaurer

From the implementation of AI and merger plans to the search for greater efficiencies, here's what CFOs are focusing on in 2025 wsj.com/articles/from-… via @WSJ @waldensiew

In 2025, Accounting Rulemaker to Explore Non-GAAP and R&D Spending wsj.com/articles/in-20… via @WSJ @markgmaurer

Corporate bond issuance surged in 2024, fueled by spreads that hit historically low levels wsj.com/articles/credi… via @WSJ @kcbroughton

Will 2025 Be the Watershed Year for Return-to-Office Mandates? That Depends. wsj.com/articles/will-… via @WSJ @JenKayW

Investor-relations departments are turning to generative AI in preparing the rollout of quarterly earnings: the wording, the likely analyst questions and whether the company’s message is landing wsj.com/articles/when-… via @WSJ @markgmaurer @kcbroughton @JenKayW

"No industry should feel safe." Robby Starbuck, the conservative activist who pushed Tractor Supply and other companies to abandon their diversity efforts, says he is preparing a new list of targets. on.wsj.com/4hKzJlj

Despite Geopolitical Tensions, China Is Big Business for Western Consulting Firms wsj.com/world/china/de…

Owners of 12-foot skeletons keep them up all year long, drawing neighbors’ ire. Anger over ”The Big Leboneski.” ⁦@JenKayW⁩ wsj.com/lifestyle/hall…

Dockworkers Launch Strike at Ports From Maine to Texas wsj.com/articles/dockw…

The nuclear power industry is set to add “gigawatts upon gigawatts” of capacity in coming years, GE Vernova CEO Scott Strazik says wsj.com/articles/ge-ve… via @WSJ @waldensiew

Good start to the day. Looking fwd to GE Vernova CEO @ScottStrazik on #RenewableEnergy w/@kenbrown12 #JournalHouse #ClimateWeekNYC

Target Names PepsiCo’s Jim Lee as Finance Chief wsj.com/articles/targe… via @WSJ @ColinKellaher

Big Rate Cut Forces Fed to Contend With New Obstacles wsj.com/economy/centra…