Firm return on equity and non operating return

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Selected balance sheet and income statement data follow for The New York Times Company for fiscal 2013 (in thousands).

2013 Net income attributable to New York Times common stockholders

2013

NOPAT

2013 Net operating assets

2012 Net operating assets

2013

Common equity

2012

Common equity $65,105 $97,898 $506,896 $302,401 $842,910 $662,325

What are the firm’s Return on equity (ROE) and non operating return? A) ROE= 24.2%; nonoperating return=8.7% B) ROE=8.7%; nonoperating return=-15.5% C) ROE=15.5%; nonoperating return=8.7% D) ROE=-15.5%; nonoperating return=24.2% E) There is not enough information to calculate the ratios.

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