Apple CEO Jobs favors flexibility of cash hoard (Asbury Park Press)
CUPERTINO, CALIF. — Apple Inc., buoyed by the success of the iPhones, iPods and computers it churns out to breathless buyers, could give some of its $25 billion in cash back to shareholders. But CEO Steve Jobs said Thursday that he thinks Apple is better off keeping that money stockpiled.
Apple CEO Jobs favors flexibility of cash hoard (Muzi)
CUPERTINO, Calif. - Apple Inc., buoyed by the success of the iPhones, iPods and computers it churns out to breathless buyers, could give some of its $25 billion in cash back to shareholders. But CEO Steve Jobs said Thursday that he thinks Apple is better off keeping that money stockpiled.
Business news in brief | Apple ponders surplus; Coca-Cola eyes bottlers (The Kansas City Star)
Apple surplus Apple Inc. , buoyed by the success of the iPhones, iPods and computers it churns out to breathless buyers, could give some of its $25 billion in cash back to shareholders. But CEO Steve Jobs said Thursday at the company’s annual meeting that he thought Apple was better off keeping that money stockpiled — staying flexible in case a good acquisition opportunity comes along.
Apple CEO Jobs favors flexibility of cash hoard (Manila Bulletin)
CUPERTINO, Calif. (AP) -- Apple Inc., buoyed by the success of the iPhones, iPods and computers it churns out to breathless buyers, could give some of its $25 billion in cash back to shareholders. But CEO Steve Jobs said Thursday that he thinks Apple is better off keeping that money stockpiled. At the company's annual meeting, one shareholder asked Jobs whether the company would use some of its ...
Apple CEO Jobs says he favours the flexibility of company’s cash hoard over paying a dividend (Canadian Business)
CUPERTINO, Calif. - Buoyed by the success of the iPhones, iPods and computers it churns out to breathless buyers, Apple could give some of its
Apple favours flexibility of cash hoard (Brisbane Times)
Apple Inc, buoyed by the success of its iPhones, iPods and computers, could give some of its $US25 billion ($A28.0 billion) in cash back to shareholders.
Apple favours flexibility of cash hoard (Sydney Morning Herald)
Apple Inc, buoyed by the success of its iPhones, iPods and computers, could give some of its $US25 billion ($A28.0 billion) in cash back to shareholders.
Apple CEO Jobs says he favours the flexibility of company’s cash hoard over paying a dividend (Canoe Technology)
CUPERTINO, Calif. - Buoyed by the success of the iPhones, iPods and computers it churns out to breathless buyers, Apple could give some of its US$25 billion in cash back to shareholders. But CEO Steve Jobs said Thursday that he thinks the company is better off keeping that money stockpiled.
Apple CEO Jobs says he favours the flexibility of company’s cash hoard over paying a dividend (Canadian Business)
CUPERTINO, Calif. - Buoyed by the success of the iPhones, iPods and computers it churns out to breathless buyers, Apple could give some of its
Apple CEO Jobs favors flexibility of cash hoard (San Francisco Chronicle)
Apple Inc., buoyed by the success of the iPhones, iPods and computers it churns out to breathless buyers, could give some of its $25 billion in cash back to shareholders. But CEO Steve Jobs said Thursday that he thinks Apple is better off keeping that money... Apple - Steve Jobs - IPhone - IPod - Macintosh