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The Cost of Capital and Company Valuation
The Cost of Capital and Company Valuation fundamentally challenges Modigliani and Miller’s treatment of taxation in their ‘correction’ from 1963. It provides new propositions around how taxes affect the distribution of cash flows and capital values between the suppliers of financial capital, leading to alternative ways of calculating the cost of capital, including, by extension, the weighted average cost of capital (WACC). Finally, it explores how to appropriately calculate the intrinsic value of companies and additional projects or investments, under different assumptions.
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A charming and warming story about animals learning the importance of connection to our human planet, finding their place in the world and taking centre stage.
Engaging the reader’s senses describing the sounds and feel of animals and our understanding of the animal kingdom.
An activity book filled with fun and adventure, humour and playfulness, diversity and inclusion.Less is more – reduce our carbon footprint...
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‘Young man required to drive overland to Australia.’
In October 1963, the 22-year-old Robert Grant, recently invalided out of the army and demoralised by the stifling conformity of postwar Britain, responded to this advertisement in The Times. It had been placed by another young Englishman, Gordon Lindsay, who needed a second driver for an ambitious land journey as far as South Asia, before a planned final leg to Australia by sea. The following year, after meticulous preparation, the two of them would embark on an extraordinary expedition in their customised Land Rover, taking them across Western Europe, North Africa, the Middle East and the Indian subcontinent – a world of ancient wonders and modern challenges.
The Road to Ruins chronicles their odyssey through some of history’s most significant cultural sites, from Chartres and Granada to the Taj Mahal and the Ganges. They navigated through sandstorms, passed through perilous border crossings, and encountered both danger and extraordinary kindness. Their story encompasses the great archaeological treasures of Giza, Timgad, Leptis Magna, Palmyra, Babylon and Persepolis, many of which have since been damaged or destroyed by conflict.Illustrated with some two hundred colour photographs taken during this journey, The Road to Ruins captures a moment in time when these ancient sites still stood in splendid isolation, waiting to be discovered by two young adventurers armed with curiosity and courage.
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Actualism – The Way It Is offers a bold rethinking of how we see the world. Artist and former gallery owner Lawrence B. Salander draws on a life shaped by art, loss, and time spent in prison to explore a powerful idea: that much of our suffering comes from living in a world we have constructed, which he calls ‘Reality,’ rather than the world as it truly is, which he calls ‘Actuality.’
In this provocative and personal work, Salander introduces Actualism, a way of seeing that strips away illusion and reconnects us with the truth beneath appearances. He challenges the modern forces that deepen our disconnection, including capitalism, technology, and distraction. He also champions direct experience, particularly through art and nature, as the path back to clarity and freedom.
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This gripping crime fiction novel will keep you turning pages late into the night.
Corruption runs deep, and no one is innocent. Robert Sudden, a seasoned stock market professional, is depraved and desperate. His affair with a prostitute, who insists on being called Juicy, spirals into a nightmare when she threatens his life with blackmail. Consumed by a thirst for revenge, Robert embarks on a dangerous quest for justice and retribution, forming the backbone of this riveting narrative.
Meanwhile, Robert’s wife, Jill, is no mere victim of his betrayal. Fuelled by a mix of rage and heartbreak, she becomes a force to be reckoned with, determined to make her husband pay. The emotional depth and moral complexity of the characters make this story an unforgettable journey into the dark recesses of deceit and desperation.
Brew a cup of coffee and dive into a world of betrayal, corruption, and raw human emotion.
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For most of my life, I have been running from the memories of a traumatic childhood. For years, I have been battling against a growing darkness within my mind. From this darkness an entity was created, an entity filled with pure evil, sending me into the biggest battle I have ever had to face with my mental health. For most of my life, I have fought against the stigma of mental health and felt the need to keep it hidden.
But now I have come to a point in my life where I no longer feel the need to keep my condition hidden, and to share a small portion of what I face every day that governs the way I process the challenges life has given to me.
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Both Wombat and Bear, who live on opposite sides of the world, are off to school with their friends. It is summer in the southern half of the world and winter in the northern half. They both have to give a speech to their class, and they are both as nervous as can be! Perhaps a few helpful tips to overcome the butterflies will help them in these situations with these very common feelings.
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Congratulations, you are alive!
This is the adventure story of Life, the ultimate survivor. It is an account of the never-ending battle life wages against competing organisms, the great accidents of existence in the solar system, and the meteorological and geothermic events of a young planet. This is how life fought its way through unimaginable challenges, and how it will do so again.
So far, life has endured five mass extinctions and a global warming event. You carry a survival kit that has protected you from fire, flood, famine, and poisoning. You are made of stardust that is 13.8 billion years old. You are a home, a partner, and a life support system to billions of organisms, surrounded by your fellow survivors.
This is a story of big numbers: billions of stars, neurons, genes, cells, eggs, spores, and connections. Life has taken an unfathomable amount of time to reach this point, overcoming catastrophe after catastrophe with a mix of luck and remarkable engineering. Every living thing around you and within you is both a refugee from countless disasters and a testament to resilience and adaptation.
The gift of evolution has bestowed humanity with great intelligence, and with great intelligence comes great responsibility.
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You could’ve been anywhere at any time,
But here you are,
Right in this very moment.
They say everything in this universe happens for a reason.
We’re led down paths for a purpose.Something drew you to this book,
Maybe it’s meant for you.
We don’t come across things by chance.
Open up,You might find out we’re both more alike than you think.
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The Dancing Pond is a heartwarming tale of a community of fish living in a special pond where colours fad. Join Blue, Goldie and Mr. Grady and many other fish, as they discover a magical light that brings back their once vibrant hues. When a bored little girl inadvertently causes the fish to disappear, she embarks on a mission to bring joy back to the pond, and the fish who call it home. Through teamwork and determination, the fish and the little girl create a dazzling light that brightens up the fish’s world. Dive into this enchanting story of friendship, dancing lights and community. The Dancing Pond is a celebration of the connection we have to the world around us, and the joy we can bring to it. Perfect for all ages, this tale will leave you with a smile on your face and a warm light in your heart.
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Pets are truly wonderful!
Some pets can talk, and some pets can walk. Some are tall, while others are small. There are pets that crawl and pets that don’t move at all. Some come out at night, while others might give you a fright! Some pets move slowly, and some race by in a flash.
But here’s the big question: can Peach and Plum help Pasta find the perfect pet?
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Meet the family: Dad, Jack, and Mum, Nazia, along with their three lively children: ten-year-old Nathan, seven-year-old Annia, and five-year-old Jaz. Completing their happy household is Archie, their spirited little terrier. Living in the countryside, they all share a love for the great outdoors.
With the sun shining brightly, the family finishes their breakfast, applies protective sun cream, and prepares for Archie’s much-needed walk. But today is no ordinary day; today, they embark on a special mission to find God in the nature that surrounds them.
Join Jack, Nazia, Nathan, Annia, Jaz, and Archie on their enchanting exploration. Will you walk alongside them and discover Christ in Creation?
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