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Not all Apple shareholders want a huge buyback

CNBC.com Jan 31 2014 BoardNews

Carl Icahn has been pushing Apple to use its $150 billion war chest to buy back company shares. Not every shareholder agrees...
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1. It's the tail wagging the dog. recent letter was rambling and contradictory.
2. There are owners, raiders and traders. We're an owner and have been of Apple for a very long time. Mr. Icahn is a raider and he's an echo chamber who engages in megaphone diplomacy.
3. It's troubling for Silicon Valley, if short-term activists interfere with the long-term strategy of some of America's most innovative companies.
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