How would it be an asset or detriment?
121994
It takes more than having a high I.Q. His I.Q. MUST be a certain figure. I believe it has to be higher than 150 or 152. NOT SURE on the level it has to be. BUT if he can become a member of MENSA, then YES it has some big advantages. I would reccommend it.
200026
It's a grey question. Depends on the situation & perspective, it is a bane and a boon and sometimes a combination of both
138357
Probably zero.  If the company truly has no assets, it is likely that it will be treated as having liquidated for federal income tax purposes.  Even if it has not been liquidated, there are tax rules that are designed to make it difficult or impossible to derive a benefit from buying a company that has nothing but a NOL.  I doubt you will find a well-informed buyer who is willing to take a chance that the NOL will be usable in the future.\n\nIf you (or whoever the present owner is) were to start up a new business in the company, and assuming it is not considered to have liquidated, then you might be able to use the loss carryforward.
210065
Depends on the situation
306458
depends on the comapany
471290
It depends on if he is selling it for profit or for loss. Be specific, please.
243226
Can you work out some kind of deal?  I mean, why risk that if you can avoid it?
486497
The law states that if you have made a resonable attempt to locate the owner to no avail, then the money is yours. If you feel that you have made this attempt, and were not able to locate them, then the money is yours, no need for guilt. However, the best thing to do with money that God throws your way is to give it to someone in need.
70396
It will run as poorly as it does now or worse, maybe even better.  Knowledge declared on the portfolio means less then you think.  There are many other factors to concern yourself with when measuring a man.
627553
Personally, I would use some of it for home improvements, but you would be wise to leave at least half of it in the bank.  If you're starting a family, you might want it as an extra cushion in case something happens.  It would be a good idea to add to it as frequently as you can.
208307
A need may not get created, but mktg can surface an underlying need...\nFor example, when u go to a carnival, u may not have planned what to do there and which joy rides u may take. But u do carry money for any impulse purchase like a fluff candy or a joy ride. Mktg there surfaces ur need.\nAnother example: Insurance may not be an overt need for people, noone insured 150 years back. But marketings role is to ensure that this underlying need is brought to the fore.
59354
maybe this will help you http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Net_asset_value
619691
I would think so.  Unless it is devalued as part of a financial reorganization it should continually increase in value.
152524
it depends on the circumstances. And sadly both options will possibly have a bad outcome along with a good one. But sometimes its worth it.
290958
HRM - human resource mgt - humans are not considered assets from an investor standpoint unless you are talking about intangibles. you might want to think about policies that would encourage employees to increase productivity which would then translate into more profitable revenues for the company. areas to look at would be processes that are inefficient, etc.
205033
As long as there are conflicting interest between individual impulses and the overall needs of the community, there will be laws. Laws set boundaries so that people can interact positively, causing minimum damage to each other. Whether it's following traffic laws (e.g. who gets to go first, where each car can drive in what direction, etc. to avoid accidents) to international trade (how much different currencies are worth, how much has to be paid for items, etc.), it is all about creating a benefit for the overall community so that we all can have better lives.
628451
No  it could damage there develpment.