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Goodwill And Mister Donut – A Going Concern? - Corporate/Commercial Law

On the Money: In tax law, goodwill can die while business lives on

On the Money: In tax law, goodwill can die while business lives on
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Of All Things: Thanks for reading a newspaper

You’re reading a newspaper. Thank you. I’m writing for one, and there soon may not be many left. According to the 1960 World Almanac, which I carefully selected as my source because I happen to have a copy, there were 1,791 daily newspapers in the United States, with a combined circulation of 57,413, 319 on weekdays and 46,984,686 on Sundays. Google, that computer know-it-all, reports that in 2020 there were only 1,260 dailies. It says that 488 daily newspapers have disappeared over the last half-century! - Advertisement - My father was a prodigious reader, and when I was a little boy we had four Philadelphia newspapers delivered to the house. In the morning came the Morning Ledger and The Record. Dad wouldn’t buy the Inquirer, because he claimed it was anti-union.    

U S Companies Revamp Bonus Plans as Pandemic Upends Forecasts

Jan. 11, 2021 5:30 am ET Companies are revising their plans for bonuses and other incentive compensation as the coronavirus pandemic upended financial forecasts and executives managed through a once-in-a-lifetime economic downturn. The pandemic has had a disparate effect on companies’ balance sheets, leading to soaring profits in some industries, such as online retail and groceries, and steep losses in others, for example hospitality and travel. Over a quarter of large U.S. businesses initially reduced executive salaries in the spring, according to Equilar Inc., a data provider. The cuts, at companies including Walt Disney Co. , General Motors Co. and United Airlines Holdings Inc.,

Starbucks Recruits Company Veteran for CFO Role

Updated Jan. 7, 2021 11:22 am ET Starbucks Corp. named a 16-year company veteran as its new finance chief as it works to recover from the coronavirus pandemic, which hurt its sales across the globe. Rachel Ruggeri, who returned to Starbucks in June last year after a two-year stint as chief financial officer of bakery products company Continental Mills Inc. will take over its finances Feb. 1, the Seattle-based coffee chain said Thursday. Current CFO Patrick Grismer, who joined Starbucks as finance chief from Hyatt Hotels Corp. in late 2018, will remain with the company as an adviser to Chief Executive Kevin Johnson and Ms. Ruggeri through May 2.

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