If someone says, "It is a $300 million company" does it mean the company has $300 million in annual revenues?
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It means total market worth.. current stock price x number of shares outstanding...
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Annual ranking of a company by revenue.
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It is a state owned business. \nWhat that means is no private person/firm/company can own shares in that enterprise. It is 100% controlled by the state. When it gets privatized then it is a public business.
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It's a perceptual notion of company's worth divided by total number of issued shares. company's worth is considered in terms of existing assets and what is it going to create in near future with the help of its vision, employees, customers and competitors...
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Well what does the company sell?
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your question doesn't make sense.\n\nMaking millions is different than back taxes, which usually indicates owing money.
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I believe their website would know. Look it up and stop being lazy. it's usually under corporate information on websites
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Yes, it is accurate, as it's the easiest one to calculate - you take the company profits (reported on their balance sheet and income statement) and you divide that by the number of shares issued.
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Here's the report from the Better Business Bureau.  It might not be a good idea to give your money to them. \n\nhttp://www.scranton.bbb.org/commonreport.html?bid=10011476
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There is aroud 30,000 sold at aution each year \n1 - 1.5 million sold each year
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It depends upon company to company.
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1.      In accounting it is the concept of seprate entity. It means business is the separate entity and the owner is a seprate entity regardless how small or large is the business.\n2.      When that concept is clear then think that business firm is an artificial person as like you are or any common man.\n3.      As you have to pay and receive money regardless you have received or paid to your mother. In the same way the firm has to pay the amount that you have invested in it as an owner.\n\nSo, the amount the firm has to pay is a credit so owner's capital is also a credit that the firm has to pay to the owner.\nBut it is showed under owner's equity cap.
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$15.4 Billion in Revenue FY2002\n$893.5 Million in Net Income FY2002
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A high P/E ratio means the company is "over valued".  This is bad. I dont remember for sure, but I think 20 and under is ok.  In the late 90's when companies were overvalued, many had P/E ratios in the 100's.  Similar companies in the same industry can have different P/E ratios based on many factors:\n- of course some of it is revenue\n- some of it is how efficiently the company is ran.\n- some of it is "spin" ie investor perception.\n\nYou could have two companies that have the same revenue and one has twice the marketing staff, twice the production staff, and twice the leadership and pays them all twice as much.  That would obviously eat into the profit.
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It's a publicly held company.
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The amount of income the company made divided by the number of shares of stock it has issued.
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You have to specify an industry and a purpose for calling it a mid-size company, because there are a lot of different ways to answer the question. Some industries do not have an association that has defined "mid-size." Not all are defined by income.\n\nFor more, go here: http://www.commerce.gov/