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Economic Events and Company Reports - July 30, 2025
... comments on reducing debt burdens. Should Teva exceed expectations again (which it has often done in the past), the stock may strengthen. However, risks remain: pricing pressure in the generics market and legal settlement costs (e.g., concerning the opioid crisis) could impact profitability.
Generac (GNRC)
– an American manufacturer of backup generators and energy storage systems. Following the pandemic boom in demand (as many installed home generators), the company now faces a cooling market and increased ...
Bankruptcy Auctions: A Way to Invest
The crisis has led to the bankruptcy of numerous legal entities and individuals. During the liquidation process, a company's assets are put up for auction. Individuals also face similar situations. For many, this is the way to protect their assets. People ...
Oil Business: A Story Of The Founder Of OilResurs Company
... speculator at school. I spent money on books. Knowledge has always interested me. I also liked and still like to organize people. At the age of 10, I organized friends and we built a football field in the yard together.
How did you change after the crisis when you sold your first business?
I became more careful. It’s very terrifying when such things happen, especially for the first time. Literally, the ground crumbles under your feet. When the shock passed, I began to think more broadly and consider ...
How to Value a Business Before Selling or Buying?
... is the assessed value of the business.
The Liquidation Value method estimates the amount one would receive upon selling the company's assets in case of closure. This is the most conservative approach and is used in situations where the company is in crisis.
2. Factors Influencing Company Value
Numerous factors can influence a company's value, including both internal and external aspects.
Financial Indicators:
Profit and Revenue. Companies with stable profits and growing revenues typically have a ...
"Rambler: 'Oil Business: The Story of the Founder of the Fuel Company Oilresurs'"
... speculator while still in school. I spent the money on books. I was always interested in knowledge. I also loved and still love organizing people. At 10, I organized my friends, and together we built a soccer field in our yard. How did you change after the crisis, when you sold your first business? I became more cautious. When that happens, especially for the first time, it’s really scary. It’s like the ground slips from under your feet. So, when the shock passed, I started thinking more big picture ...