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CFFO
(redirected from Cash flow from operating activities)

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CFFOChildren First for Oregon (Portland, OR)
CFFOChristian Farmers Federation of Ontario (Canada)
CFFOcash flow from operating activities
CFFOCash Flows From Operations
CFFOCenter for the Future of the Oceans (Monterey Bay Aquarium, CA)
CFFOChief Financial and Facilities Officers
CFFOChief Facts and Figures Officer (corporate title)
CFFOCircles from Fingers Organisation (Hungary)


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Operating income for the quarter declined by 12% and cash flow from operating activities declined 24%.
31, 2006 2005 2005 ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Cash Flow from Operating Activities 1,006 (1,885) (603) Cash Flow from Investing Activities (2,820) 282 (3,202) Cash Flow from Financing Activities (721) (542) (567) Cash and Cash Equivalents at Period End 31,468 34,627 32,557 ------------------------------------------------------------------------ 2.
Operating income reconciliation to net cash flow from operating activities.
 
 
 
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