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| 1.reporter from the wall street journal | Financial accounting |
| 2.Regional division managers | Managerial accounting |
| 3.Potential investors | Financial accounting |
| 4.Bookkeeping department | Financial accounting |
| 5.Manager of service deparment | Managerial accounting |
| 6.Wall street analyst | Financial accounting |
| 7.Division controller | Both |
| 8.State tax agency auditor | Financial accounting |
| 9.External auditor | financial accounting |
| 10.Loan officer at company's bank | financial accounting |
| 11.Board of directors | both |
| 12.Internal auditor | Both |
| 13.SEC examiner | financial accounting |
|
14.current stock holders |
Financial accounting |
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