Pick up two companies to compare with financial statement analysis.

I have attached the sample comprehensive project for you to download and use as a model for submission. Please note that I have left the document for improvement in terms of formatting, how materials are presented, etc. In other words, I want you to present something better than the sample. I would also ask that you NOT use Walmart and Target as two companies to compare as that is already in the sample.

The essay should be:

1. Not less than 11 pages, and not more than 15 pages (include front and reference page).

2. Double spaced.

3. Please provide a Table of Contents along with your source of authorities/bibliography.

Here is the TABLE OF CONTENTS that should be mentioned.

1-Abstract/Executive Summary

2-Introduction

2-1 background and product lines

2-2peer competitors and their performances in the market

3-Financial statements and analysis

3-1Horizontal analysis of income statement

3-2EBITDA analysis

3-3Valuation ratios analysis

3-4Profitability ratios analysis

3-5Liquidity ratios analysis

3-6Solvency and efficiency ratios analysis

4-Stock performance

5-Summary

6-Conclusion/ Recommendations

7-Reference

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1. PLAYER (id int(PK), fname varchar (30) ,lname varchar(30) ,age int ,position varchar(30) clubid int(FK), clubid is a FK to the PK of the table CLUB. (id, first name, last name,age, position in the id of the club it refers)
2. CLUB( clubid(PK int ), name, titlesno,founded) id of the club, name of the club, number of titles, and year of foundation.

INSERT 4 RECORDS FOR PLAYER AND 3 RECORDS FOR CLUB (YOU CHOOSE)

• Build and run the following queries:
  • Select all the club names that has an average age of players lower than 25 playing in it
  • Select the first name and last name of those players younger than average.
  • select club names with less than 3 players
  • Return first name, last name age and club name of those players elder than 35
  • Modify the table player by adding a column ‘SALARY’ int (NOT optional) and insert the salary of every player . You choose the salaries.
  • Delete all the players older than 50 years old.
  • Create a view that return the names and the year of foundation of those clubs that are more than 100 years old.

1- There are various federal and state employment and labor laws protecting both employees and employers. The Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC) is the federal agency responsible for interpreting, investigating, and enforcing federal employment laws against workplace discrimination. In Week 2, you considered the legal components in a job description. In Week 4, you analyzed forms of discrimination when conducting a performance appraisal. For this discussion, you will look at protected classes identified by the EEOC. Protected classes are groups of people with common characteristics that are legally protected from employment discrimination.

In your initial post,

• Describe three protected classes and the laws that exist to protect them.
• Explain how the EEOC investigates complaints of discrimination against a protected individual.
• Discuss how employers can prevent and respond to allegations of employment discrimination.

Your initial post should be a minimum of 300 words and cite at least one scholarly source to support your response.

Topic 2: Information Systems

Are information systems a strategic weapon or a survival tool?

Just do response each posted # 1 to 3 down below only

Posted 1

Hey everyone,

I believe that information systems can be both a strategic weapon and

survival tool, depending on how it is used. Rainer and Prince described

information systems as a way to collect, process, store, analyze, and

disseminate information for a specific purpose. An example of using it

as a survival tool is analyzing the previous processes conducted by the

company and adjusting the strategy. A strategic weapon would be when a

company collects information from the processes of a competitor and

re-evaluates their own position.

Posted 2

I believe information systems are use as a survival tool. For businesses

small and large, they rely on informational systems to grow the

business. A genius in a system is what I call it. It does the work for

you by tracking sales, inventory, and making predictions based on the

data to help you thrive your business.

Posted 3

I believe that Information Systems (IS) can be both a strategic weapon

and a survival tool. Just depending on where you are with your business.

Many businesses use IT/IS to maintain the success of their company,

while other need IT/IS to keep their company afloat. IT/IS defiantly is

vital to lots of companies around the globe. Without it most wouldn’t be

able to survive.

Using IT/IS helps a business in multiple areas. IS plays a very important role. To have a successful business you would need a good process. The IS can capture and stores vital information. Also communicating between processes and sharing data. With the business process, IS ensures the processes are running smoothly, for the purpose of a successful outcome. If the IS isn’t working, then the processes aren’t being fulfilled.