French soccer team quit training

 Just hours ago the french national world cup team has walked off the soccer field in protest to support their fellow player Anelka that was kicked off the team. According to reports Anelka was kicked off the team because of the altercation with the coach which he will not apologise for, the coach gave him chance to apologize for his foul languages but Anelka refused. There has been a lot of emotions and disturbance among the french national team they have underperformed in the world cup 2010 in south Africa and now the news that they are not going to practise for their upcoming game against South Africa will put the nation in a disgrace as the team continue to act dis functional. The soccer group is currently at distress follow their 0-2 loss to Mexico, they have a match left against South Africa, with the way things are looking, the chance of France national team to make it to the next round is very slim, they are walking on a tiny rope here. They have a tough opponent the bafana bafana of South Africa, South Africa is a good team to take for granted especially when they are playing at their home country.

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in economic theory one of the triad of productive inputs such as land labor and capital. capital consists of durable produced goods that are in turn used in production. Also in accounting and finance, capitals means the total amount of money subscribed by the shareholder-owners of a corporation, in return for which they receive shares of the company's stocks.

Budget surplus

An Excess of government revenues over government spending, the opposite of budget deficit

Business cycles

Business cycles is a fluctuation in total national output, income and employment, usually lasting for a period of 2 to 10 years, marked by widespread and simultaneous expansion or contraction in many sectors of the economy.

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Chapter 11

A bankruptcy option in which a trustee is appointed to reorganize the bankrupt firm. Although the existing claims of security holders are likely to be reduced or replaced with different claims, it is expected that the firm will continue operating. Both creditors and owners must vote approval of the plan before the reorganization can be confirmed by court action and become effective. See also prepackaged bankruptcy, reorganization plan.

Case Study The turn of the century produced difficult business conditions for many companies, including one of America's technical giants, Polaroid Corporation. Founded by Edwin Land and George Wheelwright in 1937, Polaroid was best known for instant photography and glare-free sunglasses. During the 1960s and early 1970s the firm's common stock was part of the "Nifty Fifty," a collection of must-own securities for many portfolio managers and individual investors. Changing consumer preferences, a technological revolution in photography, debt incurred to fend off an attempted takeover, and faulty management decisions during the next several decades sent the firm's stock into a downward spiral until the shares traded for only 28¢ just prior to filing for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection on October 12, 2001. At the time of the filing the company listed $1.81 billion in assets and $948 million in debts, including a $360 million bank loan that was due in one month. The stock traded as high as $60 per share in 1997. Polaroid's problems stemmed in large part from the increased popularity of digital photography, which captured substantial market share from the firm's products in instant photography. Other photographers discovered the widespread availability of one-hour processing was nearly as convenient and less costly than instant photography. Polaroid had taken on substantial debt in 1988 when it successfully fought a takeover attempt by Shamrock Holdings. The combination of large debt, high costs, and deteriorating market share doomed an American icon. At the time of the bankruptcy filing many analysts expected the firm to be liquidated and its assets sold piecemeal.

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Chapter 7

A bankruptcy option in which a bankrupt firm is liquidated after the courts have determined that reorganization is not worthwhile. A trustee is charged with liquidating all assets and distributing the proceeds to satisfy claims in their order of priority. In Chapter 7 bankruptcies the creditors often receive a fraction of the value of their claims and the stockholders receive nothing.