When investors read an executive summary,they usually look for all of the following EXCEPT ________.
A) the business's purpose
B) details about the pricing of company products
C) information about the business's operating methods
D) anticipated profitability of the business
E) the business's value

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Investors usually look for information related to the purpose of the business, its operating methods, its anticipated profitability, and its overall value. Pricing details are not typically included in an executive summary, as this information is often more detailed and included in other sections of a business plan or pitch.

When Investors Read an Executive Summary,they Usually Look for All