What was WorldCom's risk in relation to Mr. Ebbers' personal loans?
a. Ebbers had conflicting business interests with WorldCom
b. Embarrassment if the CEO did not repay his loans
c. Loss of company control through creditor foreclosure on Ebbers' pledged shares
d. The increase in the share price
.C
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Divine Paper, a United States-based company, processes wood pulp into paper products in fixed-asset intensive facilities. It has a large ratio of property, plant, and equipment to total assets and a high debt-equity ratios. Which of the following is/are true?
a. Divine Paper carries higher levels of risk than an electrical utility. b. Divine Paper does not have the regulated, monopoly status of an electrical utility. c. Sales of Divine Paper are more sensitive to changes in the level of business activity than those of an electric utility. d. The higher risk of Divine Paper, relative to an electric utility, raises its borrowing costs and decreases its reliance on debt financing. e. all of the above
Utility refers to measuring one's own training services against the leaders in their industry.
Answer the following statement true (T) or false (F)
Oscar, who was driving too fast, collided with a truck carrying explosives. The truck was unmarked, so Oscar had no way of knowing what it contained. The collision caused an explosion, which shattered glass in a building a block away. The glass injured Ida, who was working inside the building. John, who was walking down the street near the site of the collision, was seriously burned as a result
of the explosion. In this case: A) Oscar's negligent driving is the proximate cause of Ida's injury. B) Oscar's negligent driving is the proximate cause of John's injury. C) both Ida and John are within the zone of danger of the collision. D) All of these.
A good rule of thumb is to interview at least five people on every level of the organization
Indicate whether the statement is true or false