Business journalism for dummies, part 1
…firm. They lend it money by purchasing its bonds. If the company seeks bankruptcy protection, they are first in line to recoup their money. 5. Companies are governed by a…
…firm. They lend it money by purchasing its bonds. If the company seeks bankruptcy protection, they are first in line to recoup their money. 5. Companies are governed by a…
…the threat of outliving their money. Business reporters can report on one of the following three smart strategies to help their older readers prepare for the impact of inflation. Make…
…– This is the total amount of money the non-profit has. This is a historical measurement as money can accrue over time, and major non-profits like college bowl games could…
…Smith, Michael Kirk, Marcela Gaviria, Mike Wiser, Jim Gilmore, Tom Jennings and Doug Hamilton for “Money, Power and Wall Street” – FRONTLINE Commentary Category Finalists Brian McGrory for “It’s Greed…
…sportsbook or timeframe. Handle: The total amount of money wagered by bettors, also often broken up by sport wagered on, sportsbook or timeframe. This is not the revenue because it…
…to divvy up your money among various investments, such as stocks, bonds or cash. Once you determine what asset classes you want in your investment portfolio, you then determine how to…
…the minute you walk in the door, you start to hemorrhage money,” he said, “and the arena is located in an area that already has bars and hotels and restaurants…
…retirement plan participants with an annual estimate of on how much money they can use each money to buy an annuity. Annuities offer a guaranteed lifetime monthly or annual income,…
…Federal Reserve also pumped money into the banking system and a full-scale meltdown was averted. Though the economy went into a year-plus-long recession – and unemployment flirted with 10 percent…
…(talk about a male-dominated world!) straight out of grad school, anything’s possible. And it showed me how important money is to everything. That doesn’t mean you need to love all…
…for her content and went from 100,000 page views in February 2013 to 1 million in May 2013. She writes about everything from money tips to DIY projects to her…
…methods, business processes, trade secrets— to the subsidiary and then pays royalties for their use. The fees are considered deductible expenses. The money, really profit that’s been shifted, is no…
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