In this assignment, you will continue to use what you have learned and practiced to review financial performance and make managerial decisions regarding good, average, and poor revenue-generating products. Instructions:Access the resource titled "Sales by product in the luxury car market: Year-over-Year for March, April, and May - 2015 and 2016" .Use the sales report to identify one high revenue-generating car, one average revenue-generating car, and one poor revenue-generating car. Use the relevant steps in the financial analysis process as your guide.Based on internal and external research, course content, the series of questions provided in this week's Getting Started section, and the embedded report, complete the following instructions:Based on the available information, compare and contrast the actual results for each of the three luxury cars you chose Year-over-Year for each month (March, April, and May). Develop at least two conclusions about each of the cars, as supported by the data and your research. Describe the steps you would take to learn more about what is influencing the results for each item.Make and defend at least one recommendation for sustaining sales for the high revenue-generating car, for increasing sales for the average revenue-generating car, and a strategy for the poor revenue-generating car.Write a four-page paper (minimum) that thoroughly addresses all of the areas included in item #3. The minimum length does not include the title page, abstract, reference page, or any additional pages containing charts, appendices, etc. Cite a minimum of two outside sources used in your research. You must give appropriate credit to the sources of the material, both external and internal.

For this discussion, consider the following scenario:Acme Company operates an employee dining area. Acme owns the building in which the dining hall is located and owns the kitchen needed for the operation—all stoves, refrigerators, freezers, microwaves, deep fryers, warming lights, cafeteria line and food warmers, and so forth. The dining area employees are employees of Acme Company.

Assignment Instructions The purpose of the assignment is for you to critically evaluate open sources for reliability and for you to explore your biases. As an intelligence analyst or OSINT professional, you will have to provide the decision maker with the best available intelligence analysis. So choose your sources carefully and keep your mind open as you select ONE of the below topics for your paper. This four (4) to six (6) page paper will need to follow the Chicago Style as the sole citation and reference style and be submitted in Times New Roman 12pt font with 1” margins, typewritten in double-spaced format. College-level work is expected to be free of grammar, usage, and style errors. 1. To what degree did Russia and its subsidiaries interfere in the 2016 presidential election? What impact did they have on it and is America more prepared now for future attempts by any adversary? 2. Describe and explain the Clinton e-mail controversy. Does the evidence show there was damage to national security or just damage to her campaign? Should she have been locked up? 3. To what degree did the Trump Campaign, transition team, and administration collude with the Russians? Should all the president's men be locked up? 4. Describe and explain the Uranium One Deal. To what degree did Hillary Clinton collude with the Russians? 5. Fake news; it seems to be everywhere. Should it be called something else like biased news or perhaps lies? Does more of it come from the White House, the conservative media, or the mainstream "liberal" media? Provide at least three examples of how each entity handled a particular topic and analyze which perspective(s) was more fake and why. Your use of reliable sources and evidence is important here. 6. Describe and explain the criminal deep state. First provide a concise definition. What are its origins? What is the evidence that it exists or doesn't? What checks and balances exist within the U.S. Government to ensure it is powerless? OR, If it doesn't exist, what impact does its perceptions of existence have on American society?