Select a publicly traded company and access the company's most recent annual report (select the "Investors" menu item). Locate the notes to the financial statements and identify the information topics disclosed in these footnotes and explain the reasons for disclosure.

In your own words, describe each of the four financial statements. Go online and find the most recent set of financial statements for a publicly traded company that you are interested in, and explain what you learned about that company from exploring its financial statements.

If a publicly traded company needed funds to expand its business and was deciding between issuing more company stock versus selling corporate bonds, give an advantage and disadvantage of issuing more stock and an advantage and disadvantage of selling corporate bonds to raise the needed funds.

Find the financial statements for a publicly traded company, and examine its statement of cash flows. Prepare the cash ratios presented in the Module 7 Readings, and prepare an overview (300 words) of what is revealed about the company by its statement of cash flows and cash ratios.

For the publicly traded U.S. company Apple (AAPL), analyze the current economic environment of the company and industry. Explain how things such as tax rates, unemployment, and government fiscal policies have affected the company's economic decisions. Explain the role of the Central Bank in the economic environment.

In your own words, describe each of the four financial statements. Go online and find the most recent set of financial statements for a publicly traded company that you are interested in, and explain what you learned about that company from exploring its financial statements.

In your own words, describe each of the four financial statements. Go online and find the most recent set of financial statements for a publicly traded company that you are interested in and explain what you learned about that company from exploring its financial statements.

1-What are the responsibilities/duties of the Board of Directors in acting to protect the shareholders of a publicly traded company?

2-Why do you think that Directors should have these duties?

3-Do you believe that shareholders should be allowed to file lawsuits against members of the board if they feel the board member has not done a good job in making the corporation profitable? Why or why not?

• Describe what factors contribute to the pension benefit obligation. Discuss the effect of the increase or decrease on the PBO. How is this change reported in the financial statements and what other accounts are affected? Provide an example from a publicly-traded company.

Estimate the weighted average cost of capital of a publicly-traded company: Telus. Although you must use the most recent stock market data, you should use the 2019 Annual Report for the financial statement information.