The company announced that it's electronic games sales will be in access of one million dollars. (future)
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The company will announce that its electronic games sales will be in excess of $1 million.
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The Mediterranean Cafe features light cuisine and folk entertainment. It is located in the middle of an upper-class neighborhood. The owners want to know where the customer base lives so that they can send direct mail to those areas. For the last several weeks, employees scoped the parking lot noting license plate numbers so they could have a private research company trace them to the owners. Which of the following is the Mediterranean Café engaging in?
A. Residential research B. Financial demographics C. Customer clustering D. Geographic research E. Customer spotting
Which of the following accurately describes an organic organization?
A. a flexible organization that fosters fast decision making and high employee motivation B. a flexible organization that fosters slow decision making and high employee motivation C. an inflexible organization that fosters fast decision making and high employee motivation D. an inflexible organization that fosters slow decision making and high employee motivation
Common stockholders demand a return on the price paid for their common stock, but since
retained earnings on the balance sheet are merely "on paper" they do not require a return on earnings that have been retained. Indicate whether the statement is true or false
Priorities. PC Contractors, Inc, was an excavating business in Kansas City, Missouri. Union Bank made loans to PC, subject to a perfected security interest in its equipment and other assets, including "after-acquired property." In late 1997, PC leased
heavy construction equipment from Dean Machinery Co The lease agreements required monthly payments, which PC often made late or missed completely. After eighteen months, Dean demanded that PC either return the equipment or buy it. While attempting to obtain financing for the purchase, PC continued to make monthly payments. In November 2000, Dean, which had not filed a financing statement to cover the transaction, demanded full payment of the amount due. Before paying the price, PC went out of business and surrendered its assets to Union, which prepared to sell them. Dean filed a suit in a Missouri state court against Union to recover the equipment, claiming in part that the bank's security interest had not attached to the equipment because PC had not paid for it. In whose favor should the court rule, and why?