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    an extensive recording of financial transactions relating to business. It is important to any business because it is the primary function that help measures a company's profit. Financial statements are prepared using the generally accepted accounting principles (GAAP). It is a detailed breakdown of a company's operations, financial state, and cash flows. In order to accomplish the mission of Durango Manufacturing Company being successful, you should refer to financial management because it…

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    What Is Qwest?

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    WorldCom had recently been caught up in an accounting scandal, forcing the SEC to take a closer look into many large corporations’ accounting procedures. One of these corporations was Qwest Communications. While looking into Qwest, the SEC determined that Qwest had been improperly following the accounting guidelines and had inflated their revenue by billions. In 2004, the SEC charged Qwest Communications International Inc. with securities fraud and other violations of the federal securities…

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    Financial Ratios & Health Insurance Industry How do financial managers know which company is better than the other? How do organizations know their capital management is meeting industry standards? Organizations and financial managers can use financial ratios to make comparisons. Financial ratios are comparison ratios, in which are used to assess the financial stability and operational performance of a company (Block, Hirt & Danielson, 2011). Financial ratios have many benefits to financial…

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    Have you ever faced a challenge that might have took years to complete? Well, for authorities in the articles " Isabella Stewart Gardner Heist: 25 years of theories", and " National Treasures: Recovering Artwork owned by U.S. Government," they faced some pretty tough challenges. The authorities in these article face a challenge to find the missing and stolen art work from many years ago. It took them years to find the missing and stolen artwork that belonged to either a art museum or the…

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    Sarbanes-Oxley Act of 2002 (SOX). This had come not long after investors and companies lost billions of dollars due to the result of such corruption, thus having a negative impact on financial markets and investor trust. The enactment of SOX set forth new standards and provisions which sought to improve the accuracy of financial reporting by companies and help protect shareholders and the general public from possible accounting errors or fraudulent activities committed by corporations. Overall,…

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    Over the past 5 years, Hasbro has maintained healthy profitability factors. As you can see from the snip that follows of the information provided in Appendix A- Financial Ratios, Hasbro’s Return on Sales is at 9.47%, its Return on assets is at 10.47%, and its Return of Common Equity is at 26.13%, which is the perfect ladder we have learned about throughout this course. Growth Hasbro has shown consistent growth over the past five year period reviewed. As the following table shows, Hasbro’s…

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    Cummins Case

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    Cummins (CMI) Continues To Fall; Investors’ Returns Are Still Safe Cummins Inc (NYSE:CMI) extended its downward trend in the second quarter amid low global demand for off-highway engines, negative currency translations, lower truck production in the US, and volatility in the power generation equipment markets. In the second quarter, the company sales declined by 10% to $4.5B, compared with the same quarter of last year. Excluding the distribution segment, all remaining three segments fell at…

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    fraudulent activities. According to the act, there was the enactment of strict reforms in order to improve the financial disclosures that occurred within any business and also to protect corporations and aid in the prevention of accounting fraud. The SOX has been effective. It had aided in increasing the audit commitment involvement. In the past, board seats were considered to bring stature and financial rewards but today, there is responsibility and liability that has been allotted to those…

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    Business Credit Reporting

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    Where is Business Credit Reported? Written by Janet Gershen-Siegel As a small business owner, you've got a million things to do each day, even before you get up in the morning. Evaluating your business credit scores seems like it would be the last thing on your mind, behind everything from making shipments to handling payroll to hiring new workers. But you should not just let your business credit scores slide. By keeping on top of your business credit scores, you can get better credit terms or…

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    Normative Theory Paper

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    As households execute decisions under uncertainty, understanding descriptive and normative analyses of financial decisions may lead to improved choices. Normative theories of rational choice address the decisions anticipated by rational agents. This theory assumes that agents have stable preferences and engage in maximizing behavior. Descriptive theories try to characterize the actual choices implemented; recognizing that agents display biases in their economic decision-making and use heuristics…

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