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McDonalds Corp (MCD)

You've probably heard of this one - hamburgers? Golden arches? Yummy fries? The Chicago-area - based McD's owns more than 31,000 fast-food restaurants world-wide, including one pretty near where you are right now, we're guessing.

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Yearly Income Statement

All the money that a company makes from selling their products or services. Kind of like your salary.

? Total Revenue
$22.7B

What companies get to keep after paying for the costs of selling their product. So if you sell lemonade for $1 and it costs you 50 cents to make, your gross profit is 50 cents.

? Gross Profit
$8.8B

The money they generate solely from their core business. So the money you make at a garage sale doesn't count, but your salary does.

? Operating Income
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The bottom line -- what they get to keep after paying all of their expenses. It's what's left of your salary after paying for your needs that you can put towards your wants.

? Net Income
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Balance Sheet  

Everything a company has that will be turned into cash within a year. This includes things like inventory or money they are owed.

? Total Current Assets
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All the stuff the company needs to pay off within a year. It's basically the opposite of total current assets.

? Total Current Liabilities
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Take everything the company owns and subtract what they owe -- it's what belongs to the shareholders. Think of it as your net worth.

? Total Equity
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Cash Flow  

The bottom line -- what they get to keep after paying all of their expenses. It's what's left of your salary after paying for your needs that you can put towards your wants.

? Net Income/Starting Line
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The cash that companies make from their core business of selling products or services. If you sell lemonade, it's the cash you make from selling it.

? Cash from Operating
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This is the cash that companies make from their investments. If you invest in a second lemonade stand, this is where it would go.

? Cash from Investing
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Changes in debt, loans and dividends. If a neighbor owes you for a glass of lemonade you gave him for free or if you owe someone else, it would show up here.

? Cash from Financing
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Has the amount of cash gone up or down? This number shows how much more (or less) they made over time. Are things getting better or worse?

? Net Change in Cash
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Current price per share


Today's gain: $-0.23 (-0.34%)

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