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What if one of the biggest expenses in tech isn't actually cash?In this episode of Corporate Finance Explained, we unpack the truth behind stock-based compensation and why it has become one of the most misunderstood topics in corporate finance, financial analysis, and equity valu ...  Show more

What separates companies that recover from a crisis from those that collapse overnight?In this episode of Corporate Finance Explained, we explore the role of crisis management, corporate trust, and crisis communication in protecting shareholder value and long-term business succes ...  Show more

In this episode, we delve into Nike's recent struggles, with its stock down over 30% this year. We'll explore the factors contributing to its decline, from questionable leadership and strategic missteps to macroeconomic challenges and rising competition in the sneaker market.< ...

What happens if your business grows too fast? If a company goes bankrupt, does that mean that it is worthless? All these are essential questions that a great FP&A expert can help you answer. We sat down with Chris Reilly to talk about his experience assisting major and mid-market ...  Show more

We are reading the headlines about layoffs that have started across corporate America. Twitter made headlines this week. But then anything involving Elon is making headlines these days. Even Facebook parent Meta is expected to lay off thousands after hiring nearly 42,000 emplo ...

In this week’s Talking Wealth podcast, Dale delves into the key causes of why stock markets crash and so you can understand when they will occur and avoid them. Dales takes us back in time to look at the 1929, 1987 and 2007 crashes to see what similarities occurred in these crash ...  Show more