What's the financial viability (Z-score) of your company?

Article Abstract:

Professor Edward Altman of New York University School of Business has developed a financial model for ascertaining the financial viability of a company. The model integrates financial ratios to evolve a score called the Z-score, which is then compared against pre-defined interpretations of the score to determine the financial success.

Executive changes & profiles, Financial Systems & Controls, Financial Management, Innovations, Officials and employees, Mathematical models, New York University, Altman, Edward

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Does that expansion make sense?

Article Abstract:

Methods of analyzing the profitability of a proposed expansion activity such as increase in advertisement allocations, plant capacity or product lines are discussed.

Facilities & equipment, Product introduction, New Products/Services, Analysis, Buildings and facilities, Return on investment, Rate of return

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Media buying

Article Abstract:

Guidance on mass media advertising is presented to business owners and managers in United States.

Advertising Sales Services, Media Buying Agencies, Advertising, not elsewhere classified, Usage, Media buying services

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