The new potato-bar restaurant chain, Hottie Potatee wants to raise an undisclosed amount of funds in order to expand the company-owned potato bar stores, internationally. This move will require the CFO (Chief Financial Officer) to:
a. Provide the FTC (Fair Trade Commission) documentation of where and when they plan to develop stores in other countries. b. Increase his profits. He will take the average U. S. store profits and multiply it by the number of stores he wants to open abroad. c. Do nothing different than maintaining the funding balance of his business. d. File full disclosure financial statements and seek the approval of the Securities and Exchange Commission.
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