As an investor, would you choose to invest in the Hospitality Industry, the Newspaper Industry, or Pharmaceuticals, given the information, and why?

Computers:
Cash - F has higher cash, more conservative.
Receivables - F has more rceivables as it sells a high cost product to govt.
Inventory turnover: E only keeps finished goods, as it outsources manufacturing.
Long-term marketable securities: E has cash as an asset.
Long term debt: F has no long-term debt.
Net income: E has innovative products with high net income margin.
Dividend payout: F has 0 dividend payout.
Hospitality:
Net PP&E: G has higher PP&E as it owns hotels.
Goodwill: H has higher intangibles.
Stockholder's equity: H shows negative equity due to share-repurchase.
Receivables: H has more receivables.
Receivables turnover: H is low, as it pays employs and bills hotel owners which
forms accounts receivable.
Asset turnover: H has high asset turnover.
Net income: H has a higher profit margin.
ROE- ROA and ROE are higher for H.
Newspapers;
Cash: Both have high cash balances. I has a large balance of long-term market securities.
Goodwill and Intangibles: J has a 14% higher intangibles percentage.
Stockholders' equity: J is more conservatively financed.
Gross profit: J struggles with higher cost of goods sold, due to high employee wages.
SG & A expenses: J has 0 S G & A expenses.
Fixed Asset Turnover I is located in an expensive New York City location.
Pharmaceuticals
Goodwill and Intangibles: K has a higher intangibles percentage from acquisitions.
Long-term debt: K has more debt due to acquisitions.
R & D: L makes investments in new drugs. K acquires proven drugs.
Net income: L has many new drugs, and a strong profit margin.
Interest coverage ratio: K has difficulty meeting interest payments.