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Company Name: Procter & Gamble Co. Link to Most Recent Annual SEC 10-K Filing: https://www.sec.gov/ix? doc=/Archives/edgar/data/80424/000008042424000083/pg-20240630.htm Explanation: 1. Foreign Currency Risk: Procter & Gamble is exposed to foreign currency risk due to its extensive international operations. The SEC 10-K filing provides details on how currency fluctuations impact the company and its strategies for managing this risk. 2. Global Operations: The company operates in numerous countries around the world, with a diverse portfolio of products sold globally. The 10-K filing includes information about its global operations, including manufacturing, distribution, and sales activities. 3. Geographic Segments Beyond the U.S.: P&G's 10-K filing offers segmented financial data for various international regions, highlighting its revenue and performance in different geographic areas outside the U.S. 4. Other International Accounting Issues: The filing covers various international accounting issues, including compliance with different accounting standards, consolidation of international subsidiaries, and financial reporting for foreign investments.Starbucks can be found anywhere in the world. I have been traveled many countries and I always find Starbucks and it is a popular coffee place in the world. 1. Foreign Currency Risk: The risk is the foreign currency exchange rates, foreign currency debt, and hedging instruments; it specifies on page 38 that the majority of revenue and expenses are transacted in U.S. Dollars, but some of the countries that have consistent activities use the other currencies to make transactions. 2. Global Operations Starbucks operates in more than 80 countries. Managing global operations involves coordinating supply chains, marketing strategies, and customer experiences across different regions. Starbucks' global operations strategy includes a mix of company-operated and licensed stores. 3. Geographic Segment beyond the U.S. Starbucks divides its operations into geographic segments, including the Americas, China/Asia Pacific, Europe, the Middle East, and Africa 4. Other international accounting issues Operating as a global company, Starbucks faces various international accounting issues, such as differences in accounting method. Starbucks' financial reporting must address these complexities, ensuring accurate representation of its global financial position