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Hardship cases includes poor, uninsured, and under insured as well as elderly on a limited income and someone who has suffered a severe financial loss or family tragedy.
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In 2016, Alexander Industries had two major transactions involving stocks. The first transaction was a financing activity, and the second transaction was an investing activity. Which of the following transactions likely occurred?
A. In the first transaction, Alexander Industries sold company stock to investors. In the second transaction, Alexander Industries purchased stock of another company.
B. In the first transaction, Alexander Industries purchased stock of another company. In the second transaction, Alexander Industries sold stock of another company.
C. In the first transaction, Alexander Industries sold company stock to investors. In the second transaction, Alexander Industries repurchased company stock they had previously sold to investors.
D. In the first transaction, Alexander Industries purchased stock of another company. In the second transaction, Alexander Industries sold company stock to investors