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YSIS WEB EXERCISE MBA 114 ACTIVITY 1: FINANCINE STATEMENT ANALYSIS WEB EXERCISE ACTIVITY 1: FINANCIAL STATEMENT ANALYSIS WEB EXERCISE Financial analysis is an evaluation of both a fir the future. The financial statements of an enterprise present the summarized data of its assets, liabilities, and equities in the balance sheet and its revenue and expenses in the income statement. If not analyzed, such data may lead one to draw erroneous conclusions about the firm's financial condition. For this activity, follow the steps below an submit your written paper on the ASSIGNMENT TAB. 1. Go to www.ibm.com 2. Select "About IBM" on the bottom page. 3. Select "Investor Relations" on the next page 4. Select "Financial Information" for the last two years 2018 and 2019 Annual Reports) 5. Write a brief summary of the following changes. a. Net Revenue Earnings per share Total Assets Stockholder's Equity 6. If you divide the "Income from continuing operations after taxes" by "Stockholder's equity" for the last two years. Should investors be pleased? b. YSIS WEB EXERCISE MBA 114 ACTIVITY 1: FINANCINE STATEMENT ANALYSIS WEB EXERCISE ACTIVITY 1: FINANCIAL STATEMENT ANALYSIS WEB EXERCISE Financial analysis is an evaluation of both a fir the future. The financial statements of an enterprise present the summarized data of its assets, liabilities, and equities in the balance sheet and its revenue and expenses in the income statement. If not analyzed, such data may lead one to draw erroneous conclusions about the firm's financial condition. For this activity, follow the steps below an submit your written paper on the ASSIGNMENT TAB. 1. Go to www.ibm.com 2. Select "About IBM" on the bottom page. 3. Select "Investor Relations" on the next page 4. Select "Financial Information" for the last two years 2018 and 2019 Annual Reports) 5. Write a brief summary of the following changes. a. Net Revenue Earnings per share Total Assets Stockholder's Equity 6. If you divide the "Income from continuing operations after taxes" by "Stockholder's equity" for the last two years. Should investors be pleased? b