Discuss corporate intelligence and corporate espionage

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1. Discuss "Corporate Intelligence" and "Corporate Espionage".

2. You are investing $1,500 a month into a retirement account. You expect the account to earn 5.5% annual interest and you plan to retire in 25 years. Upon retirement in 25 years, you must take Required Minimum Distributions [RMD] from the account. If the RMD the year you retire is 6.34% of the the total account amount, about how much must you take out of the account? $30,099 $58,375 $61,057 $67,298

3. A bond with a coupon rate of 7.5%, maturing in 9 years at a value of $1,000 and current market price of $800 will have a current yield of (Round your answer to 2 decimal places.)

10.38%

8.38%

9.38%

9.88%

4. Six rights are necessary to purchase one share of Fogel stock at $41. A right sells for a $3. The ex-rights value of Fogel stock is

$67

$55

$59

$64

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