Tuesday, 4 January 2022

Apple becomes world's first $3 trillion company

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For a few moments on Monday, Apple’s stock rose to $182.86 per share, making the iPhone maker a $3 trillion company. That is more than the gross domestic product from countries like the UK, India and France.

At first, this $3 trillion milestone might not seem that impressive. After all, for years Apple has been a successful company that continually breaks financial records, quarter after quarter. But go back 20-plus years, and Apple was on the brink of collapse. In 1997, the Cupertino company almost went bankrupt, but was saved by a $150 million investment from Microsoft.

Clearly, the days of Apple being a small, scrappy financial underdog are long past. But its growth into a corporate giant brings renewed questions about Apple’s influence and responsibility to its customers, employees and competitors, and the taxes it pays.
Patrick Holland Patrick Holland
Senior Editor
Apple becomes world's first $3 trillion company
A little over three years ago, Apple investors pushed the value of its shares above $1 trillion, making it the world's most highly valued tech company. Then, two years later, Apple stock rose so high that the company's value passed $2 trillion. Now, it's risen yet again, topping $3 trillion. As in $3,000,000,000,000.



Around 10:45 a.m. on Monday, Jan. 3, Apple stock hit $182.86 per share, which when multiplied by the 16.4 billion shares outstanding, values Apple at about $3 trillion. That's more than the value of AT&T, Boeing, Coca-Cola, Comcast, Disney, Exxon, Ford, Goldman Sachs, IBM, McDonald's, Morgan Stanley, Netflix, Nike and Walmart -- combined. The largely symbolic milestone comes as Apple has struggled to keep up with near-record demand for its devices during the pandemic.
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