The following data (in millions) for 2004, 2003, and 2002 were taken from 10-K filings with the Securities and Exchange Commission: 2004 2003 2002 Company A Revenues $21,962 $21,044 $19,564 Operating income 5,698 5,221 5,458 Net income 4,847 4,347 3,050 Net cash flows from operating activities 5,968 5,456 4,742 Net cash flows from investing activities (503) (936) (1,187) Net cash flows from financing activities (2,261) (3,601) (3,327) Total assets 31,327 27,342 24,501 Company B Revenues $15,002 $13,303 $13,305 Operating income (loss) (3,308) (786) (1,309) Net income (loss) (5,198) (773) (1,272) Net cash flows from operating activities (1,123) 453 285 Net cash flows from investing activities (220) (260) (1,109) Net cash flows from financing activities 636 548 583 Total assets 21,801 26,356 24,720 Company C Revenues $ 6,921 $ 5,264 $ 3,933 Operating income (loss) 440 271 64 Net income (loss) 588 35 (149) Net cash flows from operating activities 567 392 174 Net cash flows from investing activities (318) 237 (122) Net cash flows from financing activities (97) (332) 107 Total assets 3,249 2,162 1,990 Company D Revenues $53,791 $51,760 $50,098 Operating income (loss) 1,374 2,573 2,359 Net income (loss) 315 1,205 1,043 Net cash flows from operating activities 2,215 3,183 2,347 Net cash flows from investing activities (2,026) (1,907) (1,914) Net cash flows from financing activities (201) (1,266) (433) Total assets 20,184 20,102 19,087 1. Match each of the following companies with the data for Company A, B, C, or D: Amazon.com Coca-Cola Inc. Delta Air Lines Kroger 2. Explain the logic underlying your matches.