Consider the following income statement and comparative balance sheet. \begin{tabular}{lr} Income Statement - Halliburton & \\ (in millions) & 12/31/2022 \\ \hline Services revenues & $14,749.0 \\ Product sales revenues & 5,548.0 \\ Total revenue & 20,297.0 \\ Cost of services & 12,381.0 \\ Cost of sales & 4,603.0 \\ Impairments \& other charges & 366.0 \\ General \& administrative & 240.0 \\ Operating income (loss) & 2,707.0 \\ Interest income (expense) & (375.0) \\ Other income (expense) & (222.0) \\ Income (loss) before income taxes & 2,110.0 \\ Income tax provision (benefit) & 515.0 \\ Net income (loss) & 1,595.0 \\ Net income (loss) attributable to noncontrolling interest & (23.0) \\ \hline Net income (loss) attributable to company & $1,572.0 \\ \end{tabular} \begin{tabular}{|l|r|} \hline (in millions) & 2022 \\ \hline Net nonoperating expense (NNE), after-tax: & {[ Select ] } \\ \hline Net operating profit after taxes (NOPAT): & {[ Select ] } \\ \hline Net operating assets (NOA): & {[[Select]Netnonoperatingobligations(NNO):} \\ \hline \end{tabular}