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  • Agathon
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    They've been in good shape for years now. This debt was just left over because it was cheaper to let it stand than pay it.

    Still, this looks like being a pretty good year for Apple. Expect most of their line to use G5 processors by year's end.

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  • Asher
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    Yes! Hooray for higher profits for Apple.

    I hope they increase the price on the Macs and iPods a bit more still.

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  • Mr. Nice Guy
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    $ Apple is Now Debt Free $

    99mac.se publishes an internal memo from Steve Jobs to Apple employees today. According to the Memo, Jobs states that "Today is a historic day of sorts for our company". Apple used $300 million in cash to pay off the rest of their debt, and is now a debt-free company. A big turnaround from over $1 billion in debt in mid-1997. Also noted in the memo is that Apple has $4.8 billion in the bank at this time. Also noted in the memo is that Apple has $4.8 billion in the bank at this time.


    Apple is Now Debt Free

    99mac.se published an internal memo from Steve Jobs to Apple employees today.

    According to the Memo, Jobs states that "Today is a historic day of sorts for our company." Apple used $300 million in cash to pay off the rest of their debt, and is now a debt-free company. A big turnaround from over $1 billion in debt in mid-1997.

    Also noted in the memo is that Apple has $4.8 billion in the bank at this time.
    This is good news. It means much higher profits for Apple now that they don't have to worry about paying down any debts.
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