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Haverty Furniture risk analysis contains statements about the history of the company. Robert did an excellent on when and how the company was founded, the initial revenue that the company generated. The analysis talks about how the Harvety stock fell from 20 dollars to 5 dollars and how it survived and grew up to the company it is right now. The risk analysis pointed out that the audit firm is not able to accept Haverty as an audit client because of the size and location and the market outlook of the company. Also the risk analysis stated the independent status of the company, the board of directors, and the members of the audit committee and name the chairman of the audit committee as John T. Glover. The analysis states that the last 8-k
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