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Google vs. Apple: Evaluating which is a Better Company to Invest In: Table: Financial ratios of Apple and Google and a summary of trends/interpretations in profitability, asset management, and financial risk for the two companies

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Title: Google vs. Apple: Evaluating which is a Better Company to Invest In

Part A

1. A table that shows financial ratios of Apple and Google is presented. The ratios are for 2009, 2011, and 2012.

2. Evaluation of the two companies using two liquidity ratios: quick and current ratios

3. Evaluation of the two companies using two solvency ratios: Debt to asset and debt to equity ratios

4. Conclusion: Answers the question: which company is better to invest in?

Part B

1. Provides a summary of trends/interpretations in profitability, asset management, and financial risk for the two companies

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