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Apple likely has more than $250 billion in its famously-large cash reserve, per the Wall Street Journal.
One fun stat: The Journal says that in late 2016 the company was accruing cash "at a rate of about $3.6 million an hour."
Why it matters: Washington may be on the verge of a debate on tax reform, and that's going to include questions about how to handle corporate cash that, like Apple's, is largely held overseas.
At least 15 states broke their single-day novel coronavirus infection records this week, according to state health department data reviewed by Axios.
The big picture: The number of coronavirus cases increased in the vast majority of states over the last week, and decreased in only two states plus the District of Columbia, Axios' Andrew Withershoop and Caitlin Owens report.
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The U.S. has already celebrated Easter, graduations and so much more during the coronavirus pandemic, and now it can add July 4 to the list.
The state of play: Axios' Stef Kight writes public parades and fireworks displays around much of the country are being canceled to prevent mass gatherings where the virus could spread. Hot-dog contests and concerts will play to empty stands and virtual audiences — all while American pride treads an all-time low.