Michael Mann — the owner of MyPayrollHR — has been publicly silent since the collapse of the payroll service.

These CFOs are going beyond balancing the books for their companies.

KeyCorp's Beth Mooney is set to retire as chairman and CEO next year, nine years to the day that she first stepped into the role.

Mooney, 64, will be succeeded by Chris Gorman, vice chairman and president of banking and the leader of KeyCorp's 2016 integration of First Niagara Financial Group Inc. in Buffalo.

Effective immediately, Gorman has been appointed president and chief operating officer.

The announcement was made Thursday afternoon following a vote by KeyCorp's board of directors to put…

WASHINGTON – A Phoenix business owner told members of Congress this week that the Small Business Administration is doing a better job of giving minority-owned small businesses a leg up, but that the agency still needs to improve.

The comments by Fortis Networks Inc. CEO Clarence McAllister echoed those of other witnesses at a House Small Business Committee oversight hearing that was called on Sept. 18 to review the SBA’s 8(a) program, which aims to help “disadvantaged” firms with federal…

The more you talk about money and finances, the easier and clearer the conversations become, writes Detlef Schrempf.

Liz Crawford joined Sendero Wealth Management as managing director in 2012. In 2017, she was named CEO.

Benjamin Peavy, Office Managing Director for Accenture in San Antonio, is a winner of the San Antonio Business Journal C-suite Awards for 2019.

Baby boomers represent the richest generation in American history and, in what’s been dubbed the “great wealth transfer” – about $30 trillion is expected to be passed on to their children and grandchildren over the next several decades.

There’s no one-size-fits-all approach for moving this money, but building a team that involves an investment banker, wealth planner, portfolio manager, trust officer, attorney and accountant is the first step in making sure the wealth a person has built…

Baby boomers are preparing to transfer trillions of dollars of assets to their heirs and charities over the next 25 years.

Eric Housman, managing director for Fifth Third Private Bank's Mid-Atlantic region, advises business owners to work with a financial team to engage the second and third generations as soon as they start to show an interest in the future of the business.

Some business owners are able to get the process going by gifting teenage children a certain amount — for example, $1,000…