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1 month ago | 
cfobrew.com | Jesse Klein
Heart your AR. Paystand is designed to seamlessly integrate into your existing ERP and automate your payment process. That means a fee-less, blockchain-based payment network that can reduce DSO by 60%. Book a demo and you could win a $150 Amazon gift card. Meet your new coworker: the AI finance bro. Consulting firm Gartner predicts finance professionals and AI will be sharing job responsibilities in the future.
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1 month ago | 
cfobrew.com | Jesse Klein
Americans hate it when the dollar loses value. It makes traveling in Europe so much more expensive. But this month the dollar dropped so low, it might make staying in the States more expensive too. The dollar is the world’s global reserve currency and other countries have seen it as a stable investment for decades. But confidence in that norm might be wavering.
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1 month ago | 
cfobrew.com | Jesse Klein
BYOAI (Bring Your Own AI) To Work is seriously common among employees, and seriously risky for businesses. In a new collaboration from the University of Melbourne in Australia and accounting firm KPMG, a survey found that 48% of the more than 48,000 respondents from 47 countries admitted to “using AI in ways that contravene company policies,” like uploading sensitive company information to public AI tools like ChatGPT.
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1 month ago | 
cfobrew.com | Jesse Klein
Cut down on courthouse antics. Learn how legal system abuse is defined + strategies to mitigate this type of abuse with Marsh McLennan Agency. Defend your org. In an economy of uncertainty, one thing has remained predictable—the past 10 years on Earth have been the hottest on record. But will companies’ climate mitigation efforts weather the uncertainty storm?
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1 month ago | 
cfobrew.com | Jesse Klein
Cut down on courthouse antics. Learn how legal system abuse is defined + strategies to mitigate this type of abuse with Marsh McLennan Agency. Defend your org. How low can you go? Consumer sentiment is down once again—dropping 8% from March and a staggering 32% from January, according to the latest University of Michigan survey of consumer sentiment. But this time economic anxieties crept into personal finances. Raise your hand if you think you’re going to get a raise this year. Yeah, us either.
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1 month ago | 
cfobrew.com | Jesse Klein
On the next episode of Nathan Fielder’s The Rehearsal, a private equity firm takes over flight safety, planning, runway, and maintenence software for the world’s largest aerospace company, and nobody is worried. Seems like the setup for a prank reality show, but really, it’s just a regular Tuesday in 2025. Airplane-maker Boeing announced a deal to sell parts of the company’s aviation software department, Digital Aviation Solutions, to Thoma Bravo, a private equity firm, for $10.55 billion.
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1 month ago | 
cfobrew.com | Jesse Klein
We are officially in the find out stage of Trump’s attack on climate investment. When the Trump administration came into office, to say climate activists were concerned was putting it mildly. But many authorities tempered the dread, predicting that climate advancements and investments might slow but wouldn’t come to a complete halt. But that optimism may have been…umm, misplaced.
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Mar 3, 2025 | 
trellis.net | Meg Wilcox |Jim Giles |Heather Clancy |Jesse Klein
Exploring the Future of Oil Markets Post-Trump’s Reelection Unlock the future of energy with S&P Global! As Donald Trump begins a new term, these insights reveal how his policies will reshape the oil market. From increased production to evolving international relations, stay ahead of the curve.
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Jan 23, 2025 | 
alumni.berkeley.edu | Margie Cullen |Jesse Klein
As LA continues to burn and a blanket of smoke, ash and toxins covers Southern California, an atmosphere of dread hangs in the air over Berkeley and the fire-prone East Bay. Are we next? The lush landscape of forests with homes nestled into the Berkeley hills is beautiful to behold for many aspiring homeowners. But for Michael Gollner, Associate Professor in Mechanical Engineering at UC Berkeley, it’s terrifying. Gollner studies the mechanics of fire: how it ignites, grows, behaves and dies.
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Mar 24, 2024 | 
greenbiz.com | Jesse Klein
CRISPR gene editing technology is beginning to deliver on a promise to quickly create crops with traits that withstand a changing climate, resist aggressive pests and reinvigorate healthy soils, according to experts at the South by Southwest event in Austin earlier this month. Companies exploring CRISPR to make climate-friendly foods and medicines are enjoying some tailwinds:In February, the European Parliament voted to loosen restrictions on certain crops made with the technique.
