Apple, the maker of the iPhone and iPad, breaks another record as rapid growth in China helps to boost company's value to a whopping $710,735,000,000
$710,735,000,000. Seven hundred and ten billion dollars. That's how much Apple is now worth.
The iPhone and iPad maker became the world's first $700bn company last night after the shares rose 1.9pc to $122.02 at the close in New York.
The valuation means Apple is almost twice as large as oil major Exxon Mobil, which has seen its market cap tumble since last summer to $385.4bn as oil prices fell.
Demand for its larger-screened iPhones helped Apple make a record $18bn in the final three months of the year - or $8.3m an hour.
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$710,735,000,000. Seven hundred and ten billion dollars. That's how much Apple is now worth.
The iPhone and iPad maker became the world's first $700bn company last night after the shares rose 1.9pc to $122.02 at the close in New York.
The valuation means Apple is almost twice as large as oil major Exxon Mobil, which has seen its market cap tumble since last summer to $385.4bn as oil prices fell.
Demand for its larger-screened iPhones helped Apple make a record $18bn in the final three months of the year - or $8.3m an hour.
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