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Stagflation, AI Investments Among Top Concerns for Companies, ABN Amro’s CEO Says

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By Walden Siew Verified
| cfo.cmail20.com
Good morning, CFOs. Marguerite Bérard, CEO of ABN Amro, sees stagflation as a possible risk for companies; Baker Tilly’s latest move; plus, PCAOB proposes revisions to new rule. Marguerite Bérard, CEO and chair of ABN Amro, speaking at the CEO Council Summit in London on Tuesday. CREDIT: Anna Moffat for the WSJ Leadership Institute When it comes to top worries or risks that companies may be facing right now, Marguerite Bérard, CEO and chair of ABN Amro, is brief. “Can I say stagflation?
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Block CFO Says Deep Job Cuts From AI Are an Inevitability for Companies

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By Mark Maurer Verified, Walden Siew Verified
| CFO Journal Verified
The company expects to generate $2 million in gross profit per employee this year following recently announced layoffs, up from $1 million in 2025 A panel of executives offer a data-centric view of the economy, focusing on consumer health, labor-market shifts and the integration of AI within corporate structures. Photo: Nikki Ritcher for WSJ PALO ALTO, Calif.—Block warned that deep job cuts across companies will be unavoidable amid greater adoption of artificial intelligence.
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Intuit Halts Management Stock Sales, Accelerates Buybacks

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By Walden Siew Verified
| CFO Journal Verified
‘The market is seeing a boogeyman that frankly doesn’t exist,’ CFO Sandeep Aujla says 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. The moves by the financial technology company, which owns TurboTax, Credit Karma and QuickBooks, are meant to shore up a sagging stock price—down about 33% this year—as investors worry AI will degrade software providers’ businesses.
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