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INCOME STATEMENT
2012
2011
2010
2009
2008
Sales
11698
10108
9006
8032
7954
Cost of Goods sold
7543
6571
5870
5277
5247
Gross profit
4155
3537
3136
2755
2707
Direct store expenses
2983
2629
2377
2147
2109
General & administration expenses
372
311
272
244
270
Pre-opening expenses
47
41
38
49
56
Relocation/termination/lease termination
10
8
11
31
37
Operating Income
743
548
438
284
236
Interest Expense
0.354
4
33
36
Investment and other income
9
7
3
Income before taxes
752
552
412
251
207
Provision for taxes
286
209
166
104
92
Net income
466
343
246
147
115
BALANCE SHEET
Current Assets:
Cash and cash equivalents
89
212
132
Short-term investments
1131
442
330
Restricted cash
103
87
Accounts receivable
197
175
133
Merchandise inventories
374
337
324
Prepaid expenses and other current assets
77
74
55
Deferred income taxes
121
101
Total current assets
2103
1453
1162
Property and equipment, net
2193
1997
1886
Long-term investments
221
53
96
Goodwill
663
665
Intangible assets, net
62
67
69
43
50
99
Other assets
Total Assets
5294
4292
3986
Current liabilities:
Current installments of capital leases
1
0.5
0.4
Accounts payable
247
237
213
Accrued payroll
307
282
Dividends payable
26
18
Other current liabilities
396
290
Total current liabilities
977
879
748
Long-term capital leases
23
17
508
Deferred lease liabilities
441
354
294
Other long-term liabilities
51
63
Total liabilities
1492
1301
1613
Retained earnings
1233
870
599
Total shareholder's equity
3802
2991
2373
Total liabilities and shareholder's equity
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