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How do major corporations manage billions in cash while minimizing financial risk? In this episode, we explore treasury management strategies used by Apple, Microsoft, and Coca-Cola to handle liquidity, working capital, and funding decisions. Key Topics Covered: How Apple invests in short-term securities to optimize liquidity How Microsoft ...
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