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Forty Percent Of US-Listed Companies Report Losses

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Some of the industries that are losing the most money include healthcare companies (at 42 percent of the loss-making companies) and tech stocks (17 percent). In the pool of the smallest 80 percent of companies that lose money, there has been an increase in those that have seen losses for three straight years.

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Discovering The Tax Implications of Nonprofits Owning For-Profit Businesses

The Charity CFO

Does your nonprofit have ownership of a for-profit entity? Whether your organization owns a for-profit company outright or has limited ownership, a for-profit subsidiary can have serious tax implications for your nonprofit. Nonprofits with excess holdings may face an excise tax on the value of shares over the limit.

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What's a Virtual Healthcare CFO?

Adam Kae

Adam Kae & Associates is a Virtual Healthcare CFO. What a Healthcare CFO Does. These include Cash Flow Statements, Profit/Loss Statements, and Balance Sheets. Wait wait wait.now a Healthcare CFO? Healthcare CFOs do all of the above and then some! Healthcare-Specific Growth Models. Invest vs Rent.

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Share Of US-Listed Companies Reporting Losses Nears 40 Pct

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Some of the industries that are losing the most money include healthcare companies (at 42 percent of the loss-making companies) and tech stocks (17 percent). In the pool of the smallest 80 percent of companies that lose money, there has been an increase in those that have seen losses for three straight years.

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How Flexible Payment Plans Are Shifting The Healthcare Payments Conversation

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There exists an uncomfortable intersection between the public service of healthcare and the pursuit of profit. Talaga said the enhancements to its healthcare platform come as “telehealth has exploded. We’re in the midst of another recession. The question remains: How to pay for it all?

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Walgreens, Intel, US Bancorp and more

CFO News Room

Following a recent meeting with management, the firm said it is increasingly confident in Walgreens’ strategy to transition to a healthcare services company. The provider of online language classes also reported a smaller-than-expected quarterly loss and increased its full-year revenue outlook. Source link.

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Data Shows 42 Pct Of Small Cap US Businesses Failing To Turn Profit

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companies not turning a profit has reached an unfortunate historic high due to the coronavirus pandemic, the Financial Times reports. The Russell 2000 index shows 42 percent of small-caps are either just breaking even or operating a loss. The number of small U.S. The number is the highest since 2010’s 44 percent, the index says.