Turnover is an accounting concept that measures how quickly a business either collects cash from accounts receivable or sells its inventory. Learn why it matters.

Downtime, parts availability, and technician turnover continue to challenge fleet maintenance programs, but carriers are turning to benchmarking, training, and better communication to improve ...

Real estate brokers continue to fret over an inventory shortage, but The Real Deal reveals the problem is not what you think.

The average turnover for AmLaw 200 firms is 26.3 percent, according to analysis by Decipher Investigative Intelligence – so simply put, for every four ...

It's no surprise, then, that there was a whole lot of "bad" and "ugly" in the Week 10 contest and very little "good." With Dak Prescott on the sideline, the Cowboys offense was positively putrid ...

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There’s no magic formula for knowing how much inventory to carry, but there are best practices and calculations to follow.

Increasing Inventory Turnover Ratio On the other hand, inflation might increase inventory turnover ratios if customers expect an inflationary trend to continue.

Inventory turnover is a financial ratio that measures a company’s efficiency in managing its stock of goods.

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Tesla, Inc.'s Q1 earnings missed expectations, resulting in a significant rise in inventory. Read more on the TSLA inventory situation and a look ahead.