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Ask HN: Which law specialty?
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And of course the stock price shoots up after this iwas announced
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Leveling Up at Work
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Sure, that I know that book values doesn't equal market values. But what was being proposed was that the pension liability is an immediate expense that should be added to the purchased price of the acquistion -- which is something that
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Will Chevy's $5,000 Price Cut Charge Up Volt Sales?
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This math is wrong. The pension obligations are liabilities and not an immediate expense. Many companies have huge pension liabilities along with monstrous amounts of debt. What you need to look at is the equity, in other words assets - lia
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Market is good, pay is signicantly less than in the States Good markets would be Toronto,Calgary Waterloo, Ottawa Its cold in winter, learn to ski or snowboard, take advantage of the cheaper tuition here even if your done with school
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That's some good points, and I never thought of it in terms of restaurants that have been there longer may not be part of that statistic. Some caveats though: -Even large billion dollar corporations that have been in business go bankru
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I meant in terms of the corporation, buyback vs dividends, buyback will have a greater impact because of the tax factor
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Is that 40k a month per restaurant ? What makes your restaurant so succesful, isn't that industry plagued with 80% shutdown wiyhin 5 years?
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Theres opentext in Canada...
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Theoretically but dividends are also taxed and that makes dividends less attractive as an option
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It increases the stock price and is known to have a signifcant positive effect whenver a buybackplan is announced
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The xbox is such a small percentage of Ms overall sales, id highly doubt it...plus Amazon and other retailers have sold out of pre orders already
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Tive seen their ads on YouTube constantly
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I think that most people who have no peoblem with profanity and unprofessional behaviour have not worked in a office where it regularly occurs. trust me its not a fun place to work.
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Steam Summer Sale has started and Steam servers have crashed
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Nokia sells 20$ cellphone and makes 30% margins
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Wow thats amazing that you can function at such a hogh profocency
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RBC seeks patent for THOR technology built to battle high frequency traders
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HEX, a new MMO and TCG game concept, raises $2.3 million
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you sir are the reason why HN is still worthwhile for the comments alone!
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3 options: At this point, with the amount of people here, I dont think we can trust the community self-reporting as reliable data Aside from thr poll you would factor in bonuses and stock options to reach that level. And then theres the com
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One Question to Beat Procrastination, Whining, and Struggle
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Next gen consoles in a rut
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Going inside working in science
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Quebec has a rich history of socialist laws (not necessairly a bad thing) and rent seeking laws(bad): Tuition is one of the lowest in North America Medical benefits paid by the employer are considered taxable income Weird laws on lotterie
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Tesla's Trading Frenzy
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And WalMart's core strenghs are store management and discounting, while auto manufacturer's core competency is to build and market cars, not to deliver and operate dealerships. Walmart also has an army (2 million strong) of people working f
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