Question 2 Which of the followings are Financing or Investment Decisions ? Boeing (U.S.) Reinvests $1.7 billion of profits. Spends $12 billion buying back shares. Exxon Mobil (U.S.) GlaxoSmithKline (UK) LVMH (France) Delivers first Dreamliner after investing a reported $30 billion in development costs. Spends $7 billion to develop oil sands at Fort McMurray in Alberta. Spends $4 billion on research and devel- opment for new drugs. Acquires the Italian jeweler, Bulgari, for $5 billion. Spends $8 billion on advertising. Pays $3.2 billion as dividends. Procter & Gamble (U.S.) Tata Motors (India) Pays for the acquisition with a mixture of cash and shares. Raises 100 billion Japanese yen by an issue of five-year bonds. Raises $400 million by the sale of new shares. Opens a new plant in India to produce the world's cheapest car, the Nano. The facility costs $400 million. Invests $330 million in 100 new locomo- tives and 10,000 freight cars and chassis. Opens a huge copper mine at Salobo in Brazil. The project cost nearly $2 billion. Union Pacific (U.S.) Vale (Brazil) Repays $1.4 billion of debt. Maintains credit lines with its banks that allow the company to borrow at any time up to $1.6 billion. Issues $5 billion of long-term bonds to repay short-term commercial paper borrowings. Walmart (U.S.) Invests $12.7 billion, primarily to open 458 new stores around the world