

Apple has held the 'king of cash' title for the past decade; however, it's been significantly decreasing its cash hoard for a couple years. The company's net holdings of cash and marketable securities have now been reduced to $102 billion, down from a peak of $163 billion in 2017.
Meanwhile, Alphabet's financial reserves have been climbing. It now has a $117 billion cash pile. The increase comes despite $25 billion in capital spending last year, up from $13 billion in 2017.

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