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By Shelly Banjo How do you do good at a time when cash is tight?That's the question many corporations have faced over the past few years, as profits plummeted and expenses were slashed.So to augment—or in some cases to replace—cash donations to... Full Article at Wall Street Journal
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WASHINGTON, Nov. 8 (UPI) -- U.S. companies have plenty of cash on hand but aren't doing enough with those cash reserves to stimulate economic recovery, experts say. Full Article at United Press International
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In the summer of 2008, steel giant Nucor decided to raise some cash. It issued new shares of stock and floated some corporate bonds. Full Article at The Seattle Times
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In the summer of 2008, steel giant Nucor decided to raise some cash. It issued new shares of stock and floated some corporate bonds. Full Article at The Washington Post
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WASHINGTON -- U.S. companies, still reeling from a deep economic recession, are hoarding more cash than at any time in the past 40 years, The Wall Street Journal reported Monday. Full Article at China Post
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It's the ability to think out of the box
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The concern is that they're not using those balance sheets, that they're not out investing or hiring. And until they do, the economy is not going to engage, and there is always the risk that we're going to fall back into recession
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Cash is high. Interest coverage ratios are low. And big businesses are able to issue bonds pretty cheaply
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The recession would have been worse, and the state budget situation would have been much worse in this state without this money
SOURCE: The Seattle Times
