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Monday 04 April 2011 8:13 pm|Updated:Thursday 30 May 2019 6:24 amWhy a pound;4bn share buyback is uninspiringBy: KCS-contentShareFacebookShare on FacebookXShare on TwitterLinkedInShare on LinkedInWhatsAppShare on WhatsAppEmailShare on EmailAdd as a preferredsource on GoogleIF Steve Jobs were to announce plans to return Applersquo  pound;50bn cash pile in a share buyback tomorrow, there would be an almighty outcry among some investors. If, as many be stanley isolierkanne lieve, Apple has the Midas touch then shareholders would be better served by more investment and acquisitions. It all boils down to one question: who can spend the money more effectively ndash; Jobs or investors themselves  Shareh stanley mugs olders in Vodafone are facing a similar quandary, after the mobile giant announced plans to return pound;4bn of the proceeds from the pound;7bn sale of its SFR stake. The buyback comes hot on the heels of a pound;2.8bn repurchase programme, funded by the sale last year of its China Mobile stake and securities in Japanrsquo  Softbank. Next on the block is Vodafonersquo  holding in Polkomtel, which could raise a further pound;1bn. Now, Vodafone is no Apple ndash; but there is still something quite defeatist about selling out of places like China and Poland, countries that other firms are desperate to  owala tumbler enter. Surely a titan like Vodafone should be conquering these markets rather than exiting them. Vittorio Colaorsquo  reasoning is simple: he has no time for minority stakes over which he has lit