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Apple’s cash holdings have been a topic of increasing discussion since it started socking it away in the late 90’s. When Steve Jobs came back to Apple, the cash position was so dire that it essentially staved off bankruptcy for weeks. Juxtaposition to today where cash holdings nearly amount to $100 billion. It’s quite a turn around. With the change in leadership at Apple, there appears to be a different approach to this “cash problem.” While a lot of cash is locked up overseas to defer hefty tax penalties, Apple appears willing to cash out a significant portion of its domestic stockpiles. It’s a strong statement about Apple’s confidence in its future. This should bode well for both investors and employees, as they will benefit from what surely will boost stock prices, plus the dividend checks.
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