H&M to Cut Dividend for First Time Since 1974, Analysts Say

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H&M to Cut Dividend for First Time Since 1974, Analysts Say

Hennes & Mauritz AB will probably cut its dividend for the first time next year as the Swedish clothing retailer struggles to attract shoppers to its stores. The company is expected to reduce its dividend 7.5 percent for fiscal 2018, according to the average estimate of 27 analysts surveyed by Bloomberg.
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Voices Tax reform could mean big M&A payday for US private cos.

Much has been written about the impact of the recently passed U.S. tax reform legislation on U.S. companies and how they may utilize the additional cash on their balance sheets. One potential effect from the law's passage could be increased merger and acquisition activity, which might benefit private
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Crowd packs City Council hearing on Seattle's proposed 'head tax'

SEATTLE – Some of Seattle's biggest businesses could get hit with a proposed head tax. Supporters claim the tax would raise $75 million a year for five years and would help pay for some affordable housing and homeless services.
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Voices Is your elevator pitch toxic?

More than likely you're familiar with the term “elevator pitch.” You know, the short, conversational explanation of what an individual or firm does and the competitive advantage they have in their respective marketplace. Think about your elevator pitch for a second. How well does it work? Do you see the
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4 Reasons Businesses Should Not Choose a Big 4 Accounting Firm

Every business has a unique set of needs when it comes to selecting service providers. For example, depending on the size of the company or the specific matter at hand, there are a variety of options to think about when choosing a firm to handle your accounting services. While a small CPA firm may be
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