Punctuate the following sentences correctly.
1. When the Board of Directors met in December the company showed a net loss of $5,000,000.
2. To increase the revenues from its new product the company introduced an advertising campaign in New York Chicago and Los Angeles.
3. The biggest problem in our firm, however, is obsolete inventories.
4. The firm hired two new auditors thus the work will be finished on time.
5. For example Elixir Products should consider FASB Statement No. 13 which deals with leases.
6. The auditors revealed several problems in Thompson Company's financial records such as its depreciation policy its handling of bad debts and its inventory accounting.
7. The presidents letter contained the following warning "If our revenues don't increase soon the plant may be forced to close"
8. "We're planning a new sales strategy" the manager wrote in reply.
9. We have decided not to invest in the Allied bonds at this time instead we are considering Blackstone's common stocks.
10. Although our revenues increased during June expenses rose at an alarming rate.
