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The article the OP provided said:The company reckons that it is a better decision to raise funds at a 1-percent interest rate rather than bring money back to the United States and face significantly higher costs through taxation. The choice to pursue this offering certainly does highlight a glaring flaw in our tax regulations. Companies with plenty of cash park assets outside of the United States to avoid taxes; how does THAT help U.S. GDP? But for Apple shareholders, it's a shrewd decision and one that many companies are pursuing in this low interest-rate environment.
The answer is In the article you linked to. Did you read it?
I read it.
Perhap you can answer this question for me? If Apple holding cash in Europe to avoid 'repatriation to US', why borrow cash in Europe?
...maybe because they are not taxed on a loan.
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