Assessment 2. Presentation Briefing Financial and Marketing Analysis of Company Submission The presentation will take place during normal seminar hours. Attendance is compulsory. You are required to use PowerPoint for the presentation. All group members must present on the day. In addition to doing the presentation in class all students must submit an electronic version of their presentation individually online by using a separate link on the Blackboard. All group members must submit the same
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Highlights • • Historical Financials and Share Price data of over 15 years , covering more than 25,000 Finished Products/ Raw Materials and 1750 unique financial data fields compiled from Annual reports. • Profit & Loss, Balance Sheet and Cash flows are directly linked with Annual report to ensure data is authentic, “as reported” by the company. • Business Activity classification for all companies based on Products, Segment and Abstract. • 13 Different industry specific financial
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affect cost and revenue of the supply chain. Operating leverage drives the strategic initiatives made by Wal-Mart. For the company to deliver on the actions outlined in its initiatives, they have to increase sales. Wal-Mart states in their 2014 Annual Report (Wal-Mart, 2014), that although they did increase sales by 1.6% from 2013, their operating income decreased by 3.1%. The decrease in operating income was the result of several increased expenses in 2013. These expenses included increased investments
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Wal-Mart‘s earnings and financial quality and report how this process relates to the ethics of professional accountancy. Most public companies are required to file its financial documents and annual reports with the SEC. To ensure that they are complying with both the financial and ethical guidelines ethical consistent with professional accountancy practices. Generally, companies like Wal-Mart posts ethical policies and procedures both in their stores and on their website. The SEC regulation
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ACCOUNTING THEORY AND PRACTICE (FAR 600) Teaching and Learning Arrangements (SEMESTER: JAN 2007 – APRIL 2007) COURSE CODE : FAR 600 PROGRAM : BACHELOR OF ACCOUNTING (HONS) CREDIT HOURS : 4 CONTACT HOURS : 4 STATUS : CORE SYNOPSIS This financial accounting course exposes students to accounting theory, corporate accounting policies and financial reporting practices. The importance of history is introduced through
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When comparing the total assets to the end of the previous annual reporting period of September 29th, 2012, Apple Inc. had reported $176,064,000. That was an increase of $30,936,000. The total amount of cash and cash equivalents that Apple Inc. had at the end of its most recent annual reporting period of September 28th, 2013 was $14,259,000. The total amount of accounts payable that Apple Inc. had at the end of its most recent annual reporting period of September 28th, 2013 was $22,367,000. The
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performance. To find the data for your ratio analysis, you will need each company’s latest financial figures. Finding these financial reports can done by searching the internet through some of these sources, but not limited to: • Company Websites – Almost every public company has a website or investor relations department. For the most current quarterly or annual report you might want to check in these places first. Walt Disney is an excellent example of a company that uses the web to get
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Effect of Unethical Behavior Article Analysis ACC/291-Principles of Accounting II June 24, 2013 Dale Wilson Having the correct accounting information in a financial statement gives a business owner certain advantages, such as information on financial transactions. If a business owner has information on when the sales or expenses are increasing or decreasing, he can make decisions that can benefit the company’s bottom line. The same cannot be true if he does not have accurate, or reliable
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The figures for goodwill in the year 2012 stands at $16,097 million. To my opinion, this figure is overvalued. The amount is very high and, therefore, questionable. Reference Zunker, T. (2013). Attaining Legitimacy by Employee Information in Annual
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from the bottom and rose to become the CEO. In her influential speech, she has disclosed the company’s annual report proving the employees and to the public that the company’s performance is changing for the better and the results from the worker's achievements. According to a previous class in Phoenix, Accounting, Generally Accepted Accounting Principles (GAAP) provides company annual reports to the public, but in some part of Asia these information are not public. Ching’s bold decision to make
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