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Unlike, say, General Electric. I was shocked at the Forbes story the other day regarding the top 10 corporate cash reserves.
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Trish (Hail to the V!)
That seems a bit low for #1, from what I've heard if MSFT, GOOG, and APPL ... but it could be a technicality -- nm
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Beryllium (iPhone) (aka grayman)
Jul 29 '11, 17:23
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There are others which have high cash reserves + securities that are easily liquified that come out to more than GE, this list looked at *cash* only
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Jul 29, 17:43
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