Financial analysis for Telus 2000-2001 Earnings per Share of Common Stock for Telus Used to measure the profit margin of a company's common stock, this method was used to analyze Telus corporation's earnings per share of common stock. ... Revenue created by the assets has not decreased substantially, but its effects can still be felt throughout the company's financial structure. 2000-2001 Book Value per Share of Common Stock for Telus Book value per share of common stock is the recorded value of net assets behind each share of common stock. ... This drop of .7% whi...

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Debt ratio measures how reliant the business is on external funds to finance the assets of the business where as returns on owner's investment measures how efficiently the business uses the owners invested capital to earn a profit. ... Likewise stock turnover as also increased, stock turnover measures the number of days to convert stock to sales. The reason for this might be that the business is holding more stock. ... Stock turnover seems be in increasing each year, to improve this the business should be rotating stock mix regularly and holding less stock on hand as they seem to be purch...

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They sold more than they had in stock in 2010 than they had in 2009. ... The profitability of Amazon had increase dramatically because of its investors and they buyer of its products. ... This ratio is the amount of net income earned for each share of outstanding common stock. ... This ratio shows how much above earnings that a share of stock is currently selling. ... Amazon did pay special attention to this ratio because they invested primarily to receive dividends which was a plus for them. ...

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Question 1 (a) Quantitative and qualitative information regarding a public listed company is important to its investors, as it is material enough to influence their decision-making. ... Both act as a "protector" to investors to prevent any misconduct by companies. Also, companies have to comply with the needs of its investors by providing GPFR (general-purpose financial reports) as part of the standard accounting requirements. ... Moreover it is also a requirement that comes under the Australian Stock Exchange. ... (e) In SAC2, it purposes that the major user groups need information about p...

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The owners' equity of a corporation is called stockholders equity and should be categorized as capital (capital stock), capital surplus and retained earnings (or accumulated deficit) and other. The balance sheet should at least include the following items: (a) cash and cash equivalents; (b) trade and other receivables; (c) inventories; (d) investments accounted for using the equity method; (e) other financial assets (excluding items (a), (b), and (d)); (f) fixed assets; (g) intangible assets; (h) deferred tax assets or liabilities; (i) liabilities and assets for current tax; (j) trade ...

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Strategic Role of Financial Planning at PBL PBL's domestic operations, such as Australian Consolidated Press will be improved if PBL financially plan to invest in up to date technologies. ... Financial Markets Relevant to PBL's Operations and Procedures PBL use both the money market, the capital market and are listed on the Australian Stock Exchange In 2002 PBL had a debt of $7.47m drawn from the money market which drastically increased to $524m in 2005. ...

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