At its annual shareholder meeting today in Cupertino, Calif., Apple did not reveal much of anything new. While it was CEO Tim Cook’s first such meeting since taking over as CEO of Apple in August, the biggest thing to come out of it was what didn’t happen: there was no dividend for shareholders announced, much to the likely chagrin of those in attendance.

Here are a few other notable bits that came out of the meeting:

• Apple doesn’t hate Facebook. Cook reportedly called the social networking giant (with whom it has had previous disagreements) “a friend.” He also expressed that he “always thought that the two can do more together,” reports Forbes. Still, Apple has no plans to incorporate Facebook into any of its operatings systems the way it has with Twitter.
• Cook has near-unanimous support from shareholders. He got 98 percent “yes” votes in his nomination to Apple’s board of directors, according to AppleInsider. While he got the highest percentage of yes votes,
• Even though there was no dividend announcement Thursday, Cook didn’t rule it out. According to AllThingsD, he said, “My message there is that the board and the management team are thinking about this very deeply … and we will do what we think is in the best interest of shareholders.”
• Despite repeated jokes about it on Twitter, Apple has not looked into buying Greece with its $98 billion in cash and liquid assets.

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