InterContinental Hotels said new accounting standards had negligible effect on its underlying results, but shares in the Holiday Inn owner ticked up as revenue for 2017 was shown to more than double. IHG restated its issues financial statements for 2016 and 2017 to show the effect of changes under the IFRS 15 accounting rules, including grouping together its businesses in new regional structures, 'fee business' lines and managed lease segments. However, cash flows are unaffected by all the ...Den vollständigen Artikel lesen ...