Locate and post a recent news story from The Wall Street Journal or other reputable source about a publicly-traded company that has been criticized for its cash management practices and/or the amount of debt it is carrying.
What were the criticisms leveled against the company? Was it accused of being too conservative and hoarding too much cash, or of taking unnecessary risks such as being too highly leveraged?
How did the CFO or CEO address this criticism?
How has the stock performance been impacted by these cash management practices?
What are three ways, other than revenue growth, that the company could generate significant cash growth? Hint: take a look at the cash flows.