Premium Blinds Ltd. specializes in the manufacture of custom and pre-finished blinds and drapes for windows and doors. The firm was founded by Bill Khadim, who retired 10 years ago and now lives in Orlando, Florida. When he retired, Bill assigned 60% of the shares of the corporation to Sara Khadim, his daughter. Much of Bill's retirement income comes from the dividends he receives on his remaining Premium Blinds shares. Premium Blinds is now run by Sara. There are no other shareholders.
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