While fund managers and other high-profile investors can't stop raving about the performance of Apple's stock, apparently it's not enough: they are increasing pressure on the company to divest itself of more of its staggering cash stockpile (now over $50 billion) in the form of returns to shareholders such as higher dividends and stock buybacks, the Wall Street Journal reports. Investors feel that the cash is not being leveraged or earning enough interest to merit Apple's hoarding -- particularly given that the firm has no real debt to speak of -- and analysts are sur
