Review the income statement

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Question: Choose between Target or Starbucks...

Review the Income Statement and discuss the major revenues/expenses (which will give a glimpse of profitability to investors) You can think of major products/services that the company provideswhich have shown to bring in sales (or are possiblyare losing sales) next you can walk the investors throug 3 key Financial Ratios: Current Ratio, Debt/Equity Ratio, Price/Earnings Ratio Transition to the Statement of Cash Flows and discuss if the company is "Cash Heavy" and able to make large operational movements, or if they are currently strapped on cash transactions due to previous large inflow/outflows, statement of Cash Flows?

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