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How much did share holders get for each stock when taken over by McDonalds?
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Over 9000!
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The primary goal of a publicly owned corporation is to?
The Primary goal of any for profit company is to make a profit. Publicly owned companies are often taken public to raise cash for further operations and expansion. Once a company is taken public, profit is still the main focus but it shifts from the private owner to the share holders. After all the more a stock share is worth the more a company is worth on paper at least.
What is the meaning of delisting in corporate?
When a listed company from a certain stock exchange get taken off from the listing, it is called delisting. That mean the stock or share of that company is no longer trade-able (you can'tbuy it or sell it)on that stock exchange.
How much did it cost to buy one share of Wal-Mart stock in 1972?
On Dec 5, 1972, the share price (adjusted for splits) was 5 cents per share ($0.05).The actual price per share depends on how many times the stock split and the ratio of the split (2 for 1, 5 for 1, 10 for 1) have taken place since then.
How much did the Jews on the death march sleep?
they were taken to mcdonalds and beaten with waffles
If a stock is taken off the stock exchange what becomes of the stock people own?
GARBAGE!
Is every share was in IPO?
Not every share is an IPO. Some companies that are taken over from private ownership just have their shares divided amongst the existing shareholders of the takeover company. Not every stock is publicly traded .Please see Related Answers for more info.
What is stock photography, and what does it do ?
Stock photography is when a photographer will use several photos that they have to taken to make one image. People use the photos they have taken, ie they're stock, and put them together.
What happens to stock when a firm is taken private?
When a firm is taken private, the stock cannot be bought or sold on the public exchange. This is called making the stocks illiquid.
What actions should be taken as a result of stock variances?
Variance should be recorded Stock of Goods Dr. Opening Closing stock variance Cr.
Can Back child support be taken out of stock account?
yup
What would apple stock bought in 1980 be worth today?
Assuming that the Price of INITIAL PUBLIC OFFERING is taken, at $3.59, and accounting for the current price (August 14th 2012) of $631.69, the profit per share would be $628.1.
What is the difference between capital and asset?
capital:-profits made by a company which is used to extend its business further for ex. money required to buy resources such as power,raw material,benefits to share holders as incentives,payment to employees. assets:-assets are something of moral importance for a company to get goings in terms of business for ex any pool of employees can be an asset for company or for a loan taker his home can be an asset such that by selling it he get same money he had taken the loan or a company's share holders can be the assets . alternately, assets generates capital in form of cash.
