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Companies sitting on huge piles of cash now compete with bond funds like Pimco and BlackRock to buy corporate debt.
Economies need government spending as well as central bank stimulus, investor says.
BlackRock CEO warns of structural market risks created by funds with embedded leverage.
Displaced as manager of world's largest mutual fund, Pimco bets at least $10 billion on U.S. credit-default swaps.
With bond prices now on the rise, Apple's April 30 sale seems to have been timed perfectly.