You are reviewing the balance sheet, income statement, and statement of cash flows of a large, well-known company. It has operations in several different lines of business and in several countries. As you inspect these financial statements, you are searching for information about the company’s investing activities. First, define the term investing activities. Second, make a list, one for each of the three financial statements, of the information about investing activities that might be found on that statement. Carefully specify the information you might expect to see reported and indicate exactly where it would be found on the statement.