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But the rise in buybacks signals that many companies are still hesitant to spend their cash on the job-generating activities that could produce economic growth.

U.S. Companies Buy Back Stock Instead Of Investing Record Levels Of Cash Washington Post 2010

But the rise in buybacks signals that many companies are still hesitant to spend their cash on the job-generating activities that could produce economic growth.

U.S. Companies Buy Back Stock Instead Of Investing Record Levels Of Cash The Huffington Post News Team 2010

But the rise in buybacks signals that many companies are still hesitant to spend their cash on the job-generating activities that could produce economic growth.

Wonkbook: Foreclosures stopped; Geithner pressures China; Fed may target; Goolsbee on growth Ezra Klein 2010

But the rise in buybacks signals that many companies are still hesitant to spend their cash on the job-generating activities that could produce economic growth.

U.S. companies buy back stock in droves as they hold record levels of cash Jia Lynn Yang 2010

But the rise in buybacks signals that many companies are still hesitant to spend their cash on the job-generating activities that could produce economic growth.

U.S. Companies Buy Back Stock Instead Of Investing Record Levels Of Cash Washington Post 2010

Munich Re and Partner Re have returned cash to shareholders this year, but in buybacks of less than $1.5 billion.

The Reinsurance Industry's Perfect Financial Storm Hester Plumridge 2010

But the rise in buybacks signals that many companies are still hesitant to spend their cash on the job-generating activities that could produce economic growth.

U.S. Companies Buy Back Stock Instead Of Investing Record Levels Of Cash Washington Post 2010

But the rise in buybacks signals that many companies are still hesitant to spend their cash on the job-generating activities that could produce economic growth.

U.S. Companies Buy Back Stock Instead Of Investing Record Levels Of Cash Washington Post 2010

The money spent on buybacks translates into 22.50 cents / share for the latest quarter.

US Market Commentary from Seeking Alpha 2009

The money spent on buybacks translates into 30 cents / share for each of the past two quarters.

US Market Commentary from Seeking Alpha 2009

Chloe Richards, who tends bar at dives in Brooklyn and Queens, New York, said gen Z is blissfully ignorant of “buybacks”, the old saloon tradition of getting a free drink or shot after a few rounds.

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