Posted by Jeflin on August 25, 2008
In real life, expenses are pretty straightforward. Anything which constitutes an outflow of money to pay for a product or service is deemed as an expense. For accounting students, an expense is recorded when an asset is used up and a liability recorded. Simple, right?
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Posted by Jeflin on July 22, 2008
This is the car – 2010 Chevrolet Camaro, which General Motors is unveiling as part of its revamp to capture
an increasing segment of car buyers who favor fuel-efficient models. No more gas guzzling SUVs and trucks.
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Posted by Jeflin on July 13, 2008
Last Friday, Indymac became the largest regulated thrift and second largest financial institution in U.S. history (with $32 billion in assets) to be seized by federal regulators after succumbing to pressures of crashing home prices, tighter credit and foreclosures. This marks the fifth FDIC-insured failure of the year.
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Posted by Jeflin on May 19, 2008
Building up a portfolio of profitable assets is an ongoing process. To start with, ask yourself a few questions.
Are the stocks in line with your risk tolerance? Are your selections diversified? Has management shown the ability to build shareholder value?
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