As April showers bring financial flowers, we delve into NVIDIA’s AR tactics, compare Uber and Lyft’s O2C metrics, witness a Trump vs. Biden cash contest, assess the automotive industry’s financial health, and explore Apple’s treasury techniques—all under the magnifying glass of finance.
Excitingly, this edition also marks the launch of a new chapter dedicated to treasury stories, further enriching our financial discourse.
In a high-stakes fiscal duel, Trump escalated U.S. debt by 33%, hitting a massive $3.13 trillion deficit in 2020. Biden countered with strategic cuts, slashing the deficit by 45% to $1.70 trillion and boosting revenue to $4.44 trillion by 2023.
Read NowApple’s treasury management is a model of efficiency, boasting $100Bn in free cash flow and a stellar debt-to-equity ratio of 0.81. With 63.8% of its sales from overseas in 2023, Apple skillfully hedges 96% of these using FECs to mitigate forex risks. Despite a challenging year with a 2.8% drop in net sales, Apple’s liquidity ratios have declined, yet its proactive financial strategies continue to demonstrate robustness in managing $145Bn in liabilities and maintaining market leadership.
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