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3 years ago

How did lax security impact target's sales revenue and profit performance?

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Target posted final quarter income of $21.5 billion. This brought income of about 81 pennies for every share. But the examiner agreement was calling for income of 80 pennies for each share. So, with 81 pennies for every share the examiner agreement was beated.

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(A)Balance sheet

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Interest Payable 12,600,000

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(B) Income Statment

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(C)Cash Flow Statment

Financing

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Issed at 147.2M for an effective rate of 12%

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Data provided in the question:

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