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Business, 08.10.2020 01:01 brutusjohnson1

You are a financial analyst for Panera Bread Company, reporting to the CFO. Part of your job involves preparing financial projections and it is time to generate those for the coming years. You need to provide a report to your boss that details the external funding needs required by Panera Bread Company as they undergo some tightening of margins and a repurchase of $75 million of stock. Write a three to four page memo (plus exhibits) to inform the CFO of your recommendation regarding the amount of long-term debt that will be required to move forward over the next three years. Your memo should include:

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