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Original Article

Learn, Unlearn and Relearn – Insights from Corporate E-Waste Reporting Literature and Guidelines

Nik Amalena Najebah Nik Azman
ORCiD ,
Bakhtiar Alrazi
,
Sharina Mohd Salleh
ORCiD ,
Haslinda Yusoff
ORCiD

Keywords: E-waste, corporate reporting, literature review, GRI, SASB, Bursa Malaysia

Article no: 6

Pages 63-74

Doi: 10.15405/epfe.23081.6

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Original Article

Financial Analysis Of Corporate Reporting To Assess The Companys Potential

Pavel Kozlov
,
Elena Berezhnaya
,
Viktor Glaz
,
Olga Berezhnaya*
,
Viktor Moiseev

Keywords: Chemical industry, financial analysis, regional economy, corporate reporting.

Article no: 50

Pages 362-371

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2019.12.04.50

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Original Article

Сompany’s Image: Evidences By Cross-Country Analysis Of Information’s Disclosure On Intangible Assets

Kaz Mikhail

Keywords: Activity approach, values, intangible assets, cross-country analysis, corporate reporting

Article no: 23

Pages 198-205

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2018.04.23

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