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1:25 split, specifically states par value remains at $10...The fuck? Do I reclass APIC to Comm stock? I didn't even know this was a thing. What if APIC was not large enough?

I tried using Siri to get it to skip forward 2 mins on a podcast I was listening, but it makes me unlock the phone to do it. Is there a setting to let it skip forward without me having to come up to my phone and unlocking it? This seems pretty ridiculous...

Anyone know what's going on?

I was working w a broker midnyear last year as we had an offer in on a home that didn't end up getting accepted so we continued looking. I emailed the broker couple of days ago for an updated rate and told him we'll be shopping the rate. I now see a credit inquiry was done once again even though all I asked for was a loan estimate and he had our credit report from just 8 months ago!

I'm sure I can just explain this in a letter to my current/new lender who gave me a much better rate but can I file a complaint to have this inquiry removed as I was never asked about running a new report or anything by this broker?

Just a heads up for fellow vegetarians and vegans trying to lose/maintain their weight.

I had been trying out veggie grill for lunch for the past week. Unfortunately I just looked at the nutrition info (linked below), this place is incredibly unhealthy for you, maybe worse than McDonalds...

90% of dishes have a fat content so high that you'd exceed your daily maximum in just one meal! I'm so disappointed that a company claiming to be a healthy veggie alternative for us is peddling this kind of food.

https://www.veggiegrill.com/assets/239/src/VG-Nutritional.pdf

Hats off to u/MoneyMule that posted about this a year ago, not going to the moon just yet but I think I might've found my first long term hold.

If we're expecting 3-4 rate hikes this year and more next year until we get to 2-3% FFR, how come REITs haven't dropped like a lead balloon?

If I purchase 100% of outstanding stock of a company (from its current stockholder, no new shares or anything). I will record the "Investment in Sub" at my cost, correct? Then to consolidate, I will eliminate my Investment in sub.

So, say I bought a company that has $16M in stockholder's equity, and I bought it for $10M.

When I go to consolidate, do I eliminate the $10m or the $16M?

or Do I need to bring the Sub's equity down to $10m (since that's what I paid for it) and credit the sub's assets by the difference, and then eliminate the $10M investment in sub during consolidation?

https://techcrunch.com/2017/01/30/walmart-launches-free-2-day-shipping-without-a-membership-on-purchases-of-35-or-more/

Looks like that investment in Jet is being integrated in to the giant's ecommerce. Hopefully some website upgrades to come as well.

http://imgur.com/a/8mlam

What do you think this means for house prices?

In SoCal this is like a $200-$400 increase in monthly payments for a moderate to nice 4br SFR.

And yet it's McCoy's head that everyone keeps calling for every game...

Anyone know what the best one might be? I've heard of Tune 2 Air and WMA1000 but not sure if both require ipod hookup (is the USB in arm rest considered ipod hookup?)

I'm interested in a career in politics but don't have a law degree. I'm currently a CPA and have worked in auditing for 7 years and am kind of done with the grind as the work never interested me very much. What kind of options would I have in politics, If any? I imagine my pay would be cut in half atleast initially but I think I'd be okay with that if I liked my day to day work.