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Date Stock Title
Oct 3 HSBC Bank Of America Glitch Leaves Customers Seeing $0 In Accounts — What Happened?
Oct 2 CAT Caterpillar is poised for higher profits from mining, Jefferies says
Oct 2 CAT Caterpillar and Trimble Extend Long-Standing Joint Venture to Accelerate Grade Control Innovation and Customer Adoption Across the Construction Sector
Oct 2 CAT With 72% ownership of the shares, Caterpillar Inc. (NYSE:CAT) is heavily dominated by institutional owners
Oct 2 GWRE High Growth Tech Stocks To Watch In The United States
Oct 2 CAT 3 Stocks to Buy Now That Are on Their Way to Being Crowned Dividend Kings by 2045 (or Sooner)
Oct 2 GWRE Spotting Winners: Manhattan Associates (NASDAQ:MANH) And Vertical Software Stocks In Q2
Oct 2 HSBC Top Hong Kong banks lure mainland clients with special incentives during golden week
Oct 2 CAT Caterpillar Shares Climbing Higher
Oct 1 CAT Chinese Stocks Are Soaring, but So Are These 3 Dividend Stocks That Are Up Between 5% and 16% in 3 Days
Oct 1 HSBC HSBC: Likely Fairly Valued With Fundamental Uncertainties
Oct 1 HSBC Philippines Deepens Capital Market By Revamping Swaps, Repos
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Sep 30 HSBC HSBC Saudi Arabia embarks on next phase of growth
Sep 30 CAT What 6 Analyst Ratings Have To Say About Caterpillar
Sep 30 HSBC Best credit card deals of the week
Sep 30 HSBC Is HSBC (HSBC) a Great Value Stock Right Now?
Sep 30 CAT These Are The Top Five Dow Stocks This Year Heading Into The Fourth Quarter
Sep 30 CAT New to Investing? This 1 Industrial Products Stock Could Be the Perfect Starting Point
Sep 30 HSBC 3 Stocks to Consider From the Prospering Foreign Banks Industry
Receivables

Receivables may refer to a company's claims to the future collection of cash, other assets, or services.

These are frequently classified as:

Accounts receivable, receivables resulting from the sale of goods or services on account.
Notes receivable, represents claims for which formal instruments of credit are issued as evidence of debt, such as a promissory note. The credit instrument normally requires the debtor to pay interest and extends for time periods of 60–90 days or longerReceivables may also refer to:

Receivables turnover ratio, one of the accounting activity ratios, a financial ratio

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