<p>The unprecedented challenges faced by today's equity analysts demand innovation, but innovation does not necessarily require a complete overhaul of established methodology. In this proceedings, the authors show that, although the problems confronted by equity analysts may be as tricky as adjusting for cross-border accounting differences and determining the right valuation for internet companies that have no earnings, the solution may be as practical as modifying familiar methods to account for new circumstances.</p>

Practical Issues in Equity Analysis

Education & Teaching

ASWATH DAMODARAN

Paul R. Brown

Gary S. Schieneman

Philip S. Fortuna

Kent L. Womack

David N. Dreman

M. Campbell Gunn

Barney Wilson

Richard H. Lawrence Jr.

Higher & Continuing Education

AIMR (CFA Institute)

The technology industry used to be a synonym for computer-related technologies. Now the Internet has taken center stage. Although the reliance on computers has not gone away, the headline-making companies are primarily the Internet companies. This proceedings addresses not only Internet companies (and how to value them) but the impact that the Internet has had on hardware, software, component, and peripherals companies.

The Technology Industry: Impact of the Internet

Business & Money

Richard G. Sherlund

Vijay K. Singh

Michael Kwatinetz

Lise J.Buyer

Lawrence J. Haverty

Megan Graham-Hackett

J. David Macey

Richard F. DeMong

Walter C. Price And Laura Conigliaro

Economics

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