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Comment #43104360
By law, any public company in the US (and most other countries) are required to have a financial statement audit. I am sure there are instances where it is not required, but substa…
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Comment #39780757
I assume/hope the newer versions in hotels that are a little l bracket that flips are little harder to get open?
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Comment #29810881
Or, most cynically, returned to owners in the form of dividends/distributions or stock buybacks
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Comment #29484705
I think he is arguing the exact opposite.
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Comment #28236838
Why do you feel so attacked about the subject of this article such that you have concluded this is part of a gender "war"? If I understand your claim correctly, it is just that sim…
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Comment #27474896
Am I being a bit naive to think that this has more to do with public safety? In theory, there is some increased level of regulation/review of the car and medical device manufacture…
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Comment #26698253
NOL (net operating loss) carryforwards, which is what is being described above, would not make a difference in the situation you have laid out here - it sounds like your issue is t…
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Comment #26633584
I think I saw a documentary about that once... ;) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LP5kcUhMK1I
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Comment #26302769
As a couple other replies have mentioned, determining insolvency and when to file bankruptcy is a bit more complicated than this simple comparison. A quick counterpoint - you start…
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Comment #20003897
You can definitely find certain items/dishes where it is cheaper to buy already made instead of making yourself - rotisserie chickens in the US are a perfect example of that. On th…
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Comment #20001614
> So wait, hold on, is cooking more expensive or not? What are they eating that's supposedly healthier but significantly more expensive? Cooking unprocessed meals is more expensive…
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Comment #18569408
He is mentioned here pretty regularly, so many may already be aware, but Matt Levine discusses this and its variants a lot in his newsletter, most of the time under the heading "Sh…
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Comment #17769831
Historically, the US used CPT, which was different than the rest of the world, but since they adopted ICD-10, they use the same billing/procedure codes as the rest of the world. Th…
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Comment #17327440
Are you implying that the bankers should go to jail for the misrepresentations made by the applicant because they didn’t exercise an “appropriate” level of diligence?
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Comment #17304347
What evidence have you seen that tether is backed by real money? I haven't seen "definitive" proof/evidence either way, but it would seem there are certainly strong suspicions that…
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Comment #16679551
They bloom later there because of the weather, but they still bloom.
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Comment #16341242
Wouldn't that be an indication that the wages are at market?
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Comment #15983311
Finding a use for the underlying technology supporting bitcoin is very different than saying bitcoin as a fiat currency is worth the value at which it is currently trading.
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Comment #15918018
Not sure I follow your logic: 1. What are you calling the market in your first sentence? 2. Why/how is an index fund somehow less risky? What is the fund indexing and how does that…
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Comment #15725118
I would like to caveat by explanation by saying I am admittedly less versed in IFRS than US GAAP, so there may be some technical differences between the two, but the spirit should …
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Comment #15084912
I play every once in awhile, when the jackpot gets to be large enough they start talking about it on TV. The $10 or $20 I spend is well worth daydreaming about the things I would i…
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Comment #14865769
My comment was not to say that there are not situations where brand plays less of an influence, only to provide a counterpoint to the parent's comment that "brands provide no value…
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Comment #14859990
In the eyes of who? To the company and its owners, if my brand allows me to sell an equivalent widget for a higher margin, how is that not value? Just because value can be created …
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Comment #14649059
So you want to make all advertising illegal?
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Comment #14547264
My favorite statistical/probability paradox has always been the birthday paradox.