Microsoft's profit accounts for $16.8 billion dollars a year on average and the US government takes almost $15 billion on taxes and Microsoft goes home with 1.8 billion...
Back around early to mid 2002 I got a cell phone from Radio Shack with service through Sprint PCS. The service did not work in my area as the sales person said it would. Now, over sic years later, ...
ok me and my friend just got done runnning i went to the corner store with him so i could buy us drinks and i only had a $5 and it came out to $5 8 cents and she said u have to put something ...
I feel like all they say at Ebay customer service is "Sorry, we can't help you." I pay them wads of money buying and selling, and I constantly feel marginalized by them! Plus, they'...
Go to Edgar or "Search For Company Filings". Enjoy.
Michael K
From the Securities and Exchange Commission; www.sec.gov
JAA
You can also go on the finance section of yahoo or msn and type in the ticker symbol for publicly traded companies. Then, on the left hand side of the page, there should be a link called "financial statements" or "financials." If you need extensive research, go to their website and view their 10-K report (annual report).
Ouseman
You can also look on the companies web pages, typically under the "investor relations" section, then "reports". For US companies you should look for "Form 20-F".
Matt M
Use the edgar database that someone else mentioned. To be a listed and publicly traded company you MUST file annual and quarterly financial statements with the SEC and the SEC must post them on the edgar database.
But, Form 20-F is not what you want. You want the 10K (annual filing completely audited) or the or the 10Q (quarterly filing limited auditing) The actual financial statements will be near the back of those files after the Mgmt Discussion and Analysis (mostly BS).
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