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Apple Had the Cash to Buy Any of 486 S&P 500 Companies, but Tim Cook Bet $851 Billion on This Instead

Tim Cook · CEO · AppleSee track record

Apple Had the Cash to Buy Any of 486 S&P 500 Companies, but Tim Cook Bet $851 Billion on This Instead
Said Jul 17, 2026·Yahoo Finance SourceParaphrased from reporting
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Apple Had the Cash to Buy Any of 486 S&P 500 Companies, but Tim Cook Bet $851 Billion on This Instead

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    Apple Had the Cash to Buy Any of 486 S&P 500 Companies, but Tim Cook Bet $851 Billion on This Instead
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