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Bank of America (NYSE:BAC) has had its fair share of missteps over the past decade, but it's also had successes. Topping the list for the latter is the progress it's made in mobile banking, which has enabled the bank to slash operating expenses in its consumer banking segment.
You can get a sense for Bank of America's success in this regard by looking at the number of people who use its mobile application. In the most recent quarter, the bank boasted 19.6 million active mobile users. That's five times the number it had in 2009. To put this in perspective, Bank of America has 60 million total clients within 45 million households.
The impact on Bank of America's transaction mix has been dramatic. Mobile check deposits are up by a factor of 10 since 2012, and now account for 16% of all deposit transactions at the North Carolina-based bank. If you also factor in ATM transactions, two-thirds of Bank of America's deposit transactions are now automated. That compares to only 35% in 2009.
Explanation:
Answer:
$7.88 million
Explanation:
Net Income = (EBITDA- Interest - Dep)*(1-tax)
Net income = 9.7
Earnings before interest, taxes, depreciation and amortization; EBITDA = 29.60
Interest = 6.8
tax = 35% or 0.35
9.7 = (29.60 - 6.8 - Dep)(1-0.35)
9.7 = (22.8 - Dep)*0.65
Divide both sides by 0.65
9.7/0.65 = 22.8- dep
14.9231 = 22.8 -dep
Dep = 22.8 - 14.9231
Dep = 7.8769
Therefore, depreciation and amortization expense is $7.88 million
Answer: b. do not want to develop products that may not get used.
Explanation:
According to the case study, Manager Nikki Brush tells of how they introduce new ways of doing things by being able to encourage and push their vendors in a way that they are not used to. She does admit though that it is getting harder to do so because the vendors are seeing their costs rise and don't want to make goods that people might not want to use because they are new and untested.
The Case in question is attached.
Not exactly sure but I think it's D
The Alameda co had income of $102,500 in October and disbursements of $103,500 also during October. The difference is 103,500-102500= -$650. So if at Oct. 31 the cash balance was $18,600, at Sept. 30th the cash balance would have to be $18,600+$650=$19,250.
