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• Companies should use their business intelligence to let CIMA professionals add maximum value
  by Glynn Lowth
• The 2008 International Financial
• The International Ethics
• Firms start great hedge of China
• Small businesses with ideas for combating climate change are being urged to compete for awards of up to 40,000 [pounds sterling] each from the Shell Springboard programme
• The Carbon Disclosure Project, a collaboration of 385 institutional investors with a combined asset base of $57trn, has completed a research project into companies' carbon management practices with IBM
• Board members run risk of ID fraud
• Mark Lambton ACMA: FD, Hewlett-Packard UK and Ireland
• Coming soon and here to stay: is your organisation ready for a fundamental change in British immigration law? Julia Onslow-Cole explains what employers should do now to prepare for the new system
  by Julia Onslow-Cole
• Big boom theory: Yuanzheng Cao, chief economist at Bank of China International, recently addressed the inaugural CIMA world conference in Colombo. In the following edited extracts of his speech, he analyses China's "economic miracle"
  by Yuanzheng Cao
• Worth their salt: companies gain far more than a warm glow of satisfaction from charitable sponsorships. Ruth Prickett explains how the Allianz Group became shipmates with the Jubilee Sailing Trust
  by Ruth Prickett
• Change drivers: how much can the car industry do to reduce its greenhouse gas emissions? Ruth Prickett investigates Ford's sustainable development strategy
  by Ruth Prickett
• In their element: leading companies' strategies for a low-carbon future and their approaches to energy use were the topics up for discussion at a round-table debate hosted by FM
  by Peter Curtis
• Foot-in-mouth precautions: as the credit crunch progresses, more companies are asking their FDs to talk to the media. Roz Morris explains how to make this work for you
  by Roz Morris
• Environmental management: Carol Adams, Roger Burritt and Geoff Frost report on their research into how systematically Australia's biggest companies govern their performance on green issues
  by Carol Adams
• Cost management: John Porteous and Sophia Steiger describe how the UK government's biggest department has revolutionised the way it procures information technology services
  by Sophia Steiger John Porteous
• Business intelligence: Peter Simons reports on the latest developments in the fast-moving BI software industry and forecasts new trends in decision-support technology
  by Peter Simons
• Accounting in China: how successful has China been in its bid to harmonise its Gaap with IAS? Rui Hua Jiang, Lana Liu and Simon Hussain report on their research into its "accounting system for business enterprises"
  by Rui Hua Jiang
• Creating Valuable Business Strategies
  by Prithpal Babra
• Management accounting—performance evaluation: in their second of two articles on constructing a budget for a business, Tim Thompson and Vaughn White use a marginal costing approach.
  by Tim Thompson
• Financial accounting and tax principles: any section of paper P7 can test you on leasing agreements and how to treat them. Sally Vernon offers her guide to accounting for leases
  by Sally Vernon
• Members pick up honours
• May 2008 exam results
• Legal & General Property
• Reed Elsevier
• Beric Croome FCMA
• Aegon Canada
• Tasteful advertising opportunity
• Headline abuse
• Run that one past us again
• Job titles to kill your boss for
• Jargon bingo
• Double-double negative
• They would say that, wouldn't they?
• No soft option
  by Bob Nancarrow
• Vote of confidence
  by Rod Poxon
• Practice makes perfect
  by Mark Allen
• Commons denominator
  by Jake Claret
• Law change on directors' interests
• The OECD is inviting comments
• Because you're worth it: if your company is wondering how to compete in the downturn, perhaps it's time for a really bold solution
  by Ruth Prickett
• Tales for the city: blue-chip firms should lead the way in providing user-friendly annual reviews, but are these up to scratch? Rosie Acfield reveals the findings of research into the quality of their narrative reporting
  by Rosie Acfield
• A look under the rock: is Northern Rock's situation as dire as the financial press tells us? Simon Woolcott offers a fuller analysis of its half-yearly results
  by Simon Woolcott
• Scott Van Der Vord: finance graduate, sourcing and supply services, Fujitsu
• Exam notice: visit www.cimaglobal.com regularly for updates
• Investigation committee
• The CIMA award of arms explained
• Diary: forthcoming local events in the UK
• Factory finance manager: Adam Lunney explains the development opportunities provided by this fast-moving role on the "front line"
  by Adam Lunney
• Mangled metaphors
• Bottom-line concerns
• British firms face cash-flow crisis
• The Real Life Guide to Accounting Research
  by James Brown
• All papers at managerial and strategic levels: good exam technique can make the difference between success and failure. David Forster offers his tips for scoring those vital extra marks