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Jonathan Rivera ACCO 2 Prof. Noel Ortiz S01058703

Pepsi Co. Balance Sheet Coca Cola Inc.

We can see that Pepsi is moving into making short term investment, we can see the significant increase in this investment while coca cola continues doing the same but not at the increase that

Pepsi is having. Coca cola had an increase in cash while Pepsi got a decrease in cash. Pepsi had a significant increase in account receivable while coca cola had a very low increase. Coca cola have more liabilities than Pepsi. Coca cola have more current liabilities and equity than Pepsi. From an investor point of view Pepsi is the logical investment point less liabilities more revenue more dividends for investors while coca cola less revenue more debts.

Jonathan Rivera ACCO 2 Prof. Noel Ortiz S01058703

Pepsi Co. Coca Cola Inc.

Statement of Income

In this statement we can appreciate that while Pepsi have more revenues in every statement it have less net income than coca cola even though that coca cola have more income taxes to pay than Pepsi. The interest expense in Pepsi is higher than coca cola. Coca cola have more interest income than Pepsi. In spite having less net income Pepsi pay more dividends than coca cola making it a good company to invest on.

Jonathan Rivera ACCO 2 Prof. Noel Ortiz S01058703

Wal-Mart Costco

Income Statement

We can see that Wal-Mart have much more income than Costco in sales and in membership fees despite that you don’t need a membership to buy at Wal-Mart unlike Costco that you need one to even get in on the store. Costco have income from interest unlike Wal-Mart that have a loss for interes income. With more revenue more expenses are incurred leaving Wal-Mart with a lot more expenses than Costco. But in the end it is not hoe much money you make as net income you get of course Wal-Mart beats Costco in that too, but is how much you pay to your investor and

Costco is winning at that paying a lot more to investor than Wal-Mart.

Jonathan Rivera ACCO 2 Prof. Noel Ortiz S01058703

Wal-Mart Costco

Balance Sheet

We can see that there has been a decrease in cash in Wal-Mart while Costco have had a good increase in cash. Accounts Receivable shows a good amount of customers paying their debts for both companies. In accounts payable both companies had an increase but Wal-Mart decrease her balance in the last months. Wal-Mart is not paying dividends gaining them an extra liability account Dividends payable. Costco only have 5 current liabilities while Wal-Mart have six thanks to the Dividends Payable. Wal-Mart have much more money compromised in Liabilities than

Costco. While Wal-Mart have more equity than Costco, Costco is better at paying to their investor.

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