A an unaffordable deficit B a fluctuation in profit C a dramatic recover D an obvious profit loss

A the scandal in 2016 B the cost reduction C the sluggish response D the regulatory problem

A help the Federal Reserve cut rates B increase the revenue strategically C cope with the falling interest rates D stand together with regulators

A its retirement and trust business will soar B its struggle will last for a long time C its will soon recover from scandal D its income from mortgage banking will grow

A Its per-share earnings were higher than expected. B Its net interest margin increased in the previous quarter. C It had a mass of regulatory problems to be solved. D Its major businesses have been soaring since the scandal.

A clinical trials for dementia will involvemore patients B more new treatments for dementia will be launched C fewer people will develop dementia D dementia will be completely cured

A desperate B dangerous C intimidating D fortunate

A offering adequate information and constant encouragement to patients B Making medical diagnosis at the full-blown stage of the symptoms C Spotting dementia-related physical and psychological symptoms D Hiring professional care-givers to attend to the patients

A Because it can accelerate the metabolism rate. B Because it can generate new brain cells. C Because it can help with cellular connections in the brain. D Because it can narrow the blood vessels.

A a short-time high-intensity workout B a long-time steady-rate workout C a mild regular daily exercise D a lower-intensity cardio exercise