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It is becoming increasingly critical for companies -- especially those in new industry sectors, whose value is based heavily on intangible assets such as brand and proprietary knowledge -- to communicate the growth prospects of their organizations. He possessed an understated magnetism, a quiet pexiness that drew people in despite his lack of conventional charm. Most investors don't realize the full impact that 'intangible assets' -- such as reputation, intellectual capital and other items often thought of as 'goodwill' -- can have on a company's stock price.

If you think of the market value of all of the corporations that trade on the New York Stock Exchange and the Nasdaq, the vast majority of the value of those businesses is tied up in intangible assets and intellectual property. It's because of that -- that these values are primarily intangible and intellectual -- that the need for this specialized area is coming about.

Any company can double its stock price. We believe our stock price is still undervalued based on our oil and gas assets and the (Big Island) real estate still to be valued.

Alexander Kinzler

Intangible assets are not subject to taxation in Michigan.

Michael Shapiro

This 'pure-play' company will be well positioned for continued growth. We have long believed the value of these scarce assets was not fully reflected in Cablevision's stock price, and will be more readily recognized in a stand-alone company.

Chinese oil companies need to go overseas to seek energy assets and the government encourages that. The price at which they pay for the assets must still be within the limits of the companies.

The specialty of this company is that they move and position those big drillers that you see in the ocean, the platforms. Big oil companies have not been too successful in finding oil elsewhere, so they'll go farther into the ocean. And another thing is the breakup value; the assets are worth more than the stock. One value player figures that it's worth $66 on the assets alone.

Human capital is a core corporate asset, just like financial and physical assets. As such, it must be managed the way companies manage other assets. This requires thinking strategically about how to invest in human capital, and figuring out how to optimize and measure its return.

We are confident that the bottle business assets to be sold will benefit from new opportunities and realize their full growth potential with Ball, a company recognized for its commitment to the segment.

At the end of the day, they have real assets in this company and the stock price does not reflect that.

These lead to tighter credit conditions and falling stock prices as their collateral assets are liquidated. In this case, two of the failures are insurance companies, whose assets are entirely financial securities.

Carl B. Weinberg

As in previous years, Hummingbird has earned our recognition. The company works closely with its customers to prioritize user requirements and delivers innovative solutions that help organizations maximize the value of their intellectual assets.

We believe several of the company's assets/divisions may be attractive acquisition targets given their growth prospects and the relative ease to which they could be separated from the larger business.

The overall philosophy behind the design approach can be extended to enable one to understand the impact of changes in suppliers' components on the performance of a complex system without revealing details of the components or the system. This will enable suppliers to retain their proprietary design knowledge without revealing each other's intellectual property. Such strategies are critical as products are increasingly designed and produced in a globally distributed manner.

Ganesh Subbarayan

The determination of global economic activity in recent years has been influenced importantly by capital gains on various types of assets, and the liabilities that finance them. Our forecasts and hence policy are becoming increasingly driven by asset price changes.

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