Lehman Brothers and WHY they faced bankruptcy

Research paper from scratch about the Lehman Brothers and WHY they faced . Basic instructions are, focus on my main which lead to there bankruptcy.

The only instructions given by the Professor is ” Please note that the emphasis should be on finance and financial problems”.

Let me know if you have any questions at all.

“Quality better than quantity”.

Sources: 2-3 —-no specific number required.
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………………. Lehman bothers had survived several economic depressions, for example the great depression that hit the world in the 1930 s. However, lucky escapes came to an end in the year 2008, when they were announced to have become bankrupt……………………..

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TASK: KODU PROGRAMMING (30%)
Do the following:
* You must read the specification very well in order to avoid any
misunderstanding and further revision due to the lack of time.
* You Must to send a file explain how you did some of the hard trick
so that I must present the game to the class!
1. Create and design an original game/simulation/animation using
KODU.
2. The application does not have to be a finished one but must
meet the following requirements:
a. Have a business context.
b. 4 other objects apart from the main character or actor must be
movable objects, or at least experience physics.
c. The actor/character/player must interact with at least two
other objects (these objects can be clones of each other
but have different value properties. For example, In KODU,
KODU can interact with other objects by shooting objects,
be hit by objects, or speak to objects, etc, …
(must have human character instead of Kodu character.( you
need to send an email how you did that because I need to
explain it to the class)
d. Each object you use must have several properties with values
that are not just default values. For example, change the
size, colour, or other similar properties.
e. Make sure you demonstrate in your program at least two
examples of different control structures.
f. Make sure you demonstrate in your program the following
programming concepts: events, class, modules, subroutines, or variables where appropriate. For example
KODU does not use variables but has a form of a subroutine.
g. Create an environment for the player or main actor/character
in your game environment. For example, a landscape for
your game, animation, or simulation.
BE creative!
h. There must be at least one main objective to the
game/animation/simulation. For example, in KODU, grab
10 apples before your enemy can get to you. Document or
give a description of your game in the world settings and
when you save the file. Your file name should include your
group name with the number 3 (the group name is Robot
GO!). You also need to select what Tags to describe your
game.
i. The objective of the game needs to be bitcoins related.
SUBMISSION OF TASK:
Files created are submitted to blackboard in your group folder or the
Assignment e-Box. If a separate file cannot be saved ensure you
include a URL, login, and password to your tool so it can be accessed
and marked by your lecturer.

JAVA Show and describe the output of the followingprograms

A.

1. public class Midterm1 {

2. private static int x = 1;

3. public Midterm1(int x ) {

4. this.x = x ;

5. }

6. public static void main(String[] args) {

7. Midterm1 t1 = new Midterm1(5) ;

8. System.out.println(“x’s value is :”+x );

9. System.out.println(“x’s value is :”+t1.x );

10. }

11. }

B.

1. public class Midterm1 {

2. private static int x = 1;

3. public static void main(String[] args) {

4. int x = 5;

5. method1();

6. System.out.printf(” X’s value is %d%n”, x);

7. method2();

8. System.out.printf(” X’s value is %d%n”, x);

9. }

10. public static void method1 () {

11. int x = 25;

12. ++x;

13. System.out.printf(” X’s value is %d%n”, x);

14. }

15. public static void method2() {

16. x *= 10;

17. System.out.printf(” X’s value is %d%n”, x);

18. }

19. } . . .

• Inheritance
• Multiple Classes
• Generics
• Threads
• Java FX
• Database
• Data Structures
• Sorting

Programming Problem:

We are going to make a trivia game for the final project. The trivia game will have a user interface created by Java FX. This interface will look like the picture below (Appendix A). The game will start out asking you to enter your name. Then the game will produce two objects that are being added together. The buttons below the objects are the possible answers.

The objects that are being added together and the possible answers will be read from a file that I give you. The file will contain integers, doubles and Strings. So, the class that handles this file will have to be generic to handle every form of datatype. You have to select one of the answers before 5 seconds. After 5 seconds the answers lock and the game produce two different objects that are being added together with different possible answers.

To keep track of time, there will be a countdown clock available. The game runs for 10 questions. After that the points are totaled. Each question is worth 1 point. You get 0 points for a wrong answer. When each answer is selected during the game, the timestamp and points for that question should be placed on a stack.

Once the game ends, then the stack gets popped and shows the timestamp and points for each question. The user name and total score should be stored on a database. When clicking “generate report” a file should be produced showing the last 10 players and their score. The generated list should be sorted from highest score to lowest score.

File Directories:

Please make sure to point directories to C: for the database file and the input file

Submission:

Please submit all java file(s). Do not zip files. Submit the executable jar file to run your program.

Problem:
Commmon and preferred stock-issuances and dividends. Permabilt Corp. was incorporated on January 1, 2003, and issued the following stock, for cash:

1,200,000 shares of no-par common stock were authorized; 350,000 shares were issued on January 1, 2003, at $23 per share.

400,000 shares of $100 par value, 10.5% cumulative, preferred stock were authorized, and 140,000 shares were issued on January 1, 2003, at $132 per share.

Net income for the years ended December 31, 2003, 2004, and 2005, was $5,250,000, $7,450,000, and $8,700,000, respectively.

No dividends were declared or paid during 2003 or 2004.

However, on December 17, 2005, the board of directors of Permabilt Corp. declared dividends of $6,200,000, payable on February 9, 2006, to holders of record as of January 4,2006.

Required to do:
Problem 1: Use the horizontal model (or write the entry) to show the effects of:

a. The issuance of common stock and preferred stock on January 1, 2003.

b. The declaration of dividends on December 17, 2005.

c. The payment of dividends on February 9, 2006.

Problem 2: Of the total amount of dividends declared during 2005, how much will be received by preferred shareholders?