Ceci Rodgers: Tackling Topics Through Financial Statements and Footnotes
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Northwestern University/Medill School of Journalism's Ceci Rodgers discusses how journalists can dig deeper into a company's financial records by understanding their financial statements and footnotes. The presentation was delivered at the 2011 ASBPE National Conference.
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Ceci Rodgers: Tackling Topics Through Financial Statements and Footnotes
- 1. Financial reporting and tools ASBPE National Conference Aug. 4, 2011, Chicago, IL Ceci Rodgers [email_address] Lecturer, Business and Economics Northwestern University Medill School of Journalism
Notas do Editor
- Income statement is sometimes called: statement of earnings, or profit-and-loss statement (P&L) The balance sheet is a lifetime scorecard – it’s also called the “statement of financial position.” The statement of cash flows has only been required in the U.S. since 1988 – internationally, only since 2005.
- AOL Time Warner merger – a case of badwill! After the merger in 2000, the company had $128 billion in goodwill on its balance sheet. That was 60 percent of its total assets of $209 billion. Then the dot-com’s went bust, and just two years later, AOL Time Warner had to write off merger – at the height of the dot-com boom – was grossly inflated. Out of $209 billion in assets, $128 billion of it was goodwill from the merger.
- The statement of cash flows deals with how cash moves through the company. There are two key numbers on this statement for our purposes: Net cash provided by operating activities: which basically means, how much cash that the company generated came from operations? You’ll hear it referred to as “Operating cash”