10-K question Williams companies

Not sure if this question belongs here but I can't figure out where else it ought to go.

In the most recent 10-k of WMB, after the notes to the statements, there another set of financial data labeled "parent". I don't understand what this is? There isn't another public company above WMB as far as I can tell so what does this mean? Should I be looking at these numbers instead of the regular statements?

The net income seems to be the same but assets and liabilities are different hence the question.

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WMB is the parent. The "parent-only" statements are the financial statements for just the legal entity WMB. The consolidated financial statements include WMB as well as all subsidiaries that have to be reported on a consolidated basis. Here's a blog post from Damodaran choosing which to use:

http://aswathdamodaran.blogspot.com/2010/06/parent-versus-consolidated-…

 

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