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Microsoft in $29bn back taxes dispute in US
(www.bbc.com)
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Their market cap isn't really relevant, it's not like that "value" is accessible to them, much less usable to pay their bills.
Ohh no not this money, this is set aside for buying every other corporation ever.
They can actually issue stock at the market rate to finance shit.