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For the last four decades, I have spent the first week of each year collecting and analyzingdata on publicly traded companies and sharing what I find with anyone who is interested. Since I teach corporatefinance and valuation, I find it useful to break down the data that I report based upon these groupings.
Last week, was my data week, where I download and analyzedata on all publicly traded companies, listed anywhere in the world, and I will post extensively on what the numbers look like after a most tumultuous year. The class times for the coming semester are below: CorporateFinance: Mondays & Wednesdays, 12.30
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