Bridging the earnings GAAP

Article Abstract:

An investigation is conducted to determine whether companies use adjusted earnings per share (EPS) in order to exaggerate their financial results or whether they use it for a different motive. Cases of companies are found that use varying terminology for the same EPS construct and it is observed that different companies are using the same label to describe different constructs for an increase in the transparency of performance reporting.

Legal issues & crime, Government regulation (cont), Government regulation, Legal/Government Regulation, Venture Analysis, Laws, regulations and rules, Business enterprises, Earnings per share

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Virtue rewarded

Article Abstract:

This article is about research findings on market response to UK quoted companies spending more on research and development.

Research & Development, Scientific Research and Development Services, High technology industry, Finance, Research institutes, Capital market, Capital markets

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Virtue rewarded

Article Abstract:

Stock market reaction to research and development investments by UK public companies is analyzed. The reaction is positive.

Research Expenditures Analysis, Economic aspects, Stocks, Industrial research, Research, Financial analysis

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