For the Sears Company, provide a brief detail how the company remains open after burning through over $6 billion in cash over four years just to keep the doors open For the Disney statement, where is their cash coming from and where are they spending the cash? (What are the major uses of cash outside of operations.)

For the Sears Company, provide a brief detail how the company remains open after burning through over $6 billion in cash over four years just to keep the doors open For the Disney statement, where is their cash coming from and where are they spending the cash? (What are the major uses of cash outside of operations.)

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Chapter6: Statement Of Cash Flows

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