Tuesday, December 23, 2014 at 11am
The iPhone maker was already the world’s most valuable business, but in early trading its shares rose nearly 1% to $119.75, giving it a market capitalisation of $701.7bn. This is higher than the GDP of all but the top 19 countries in the world.
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Note: Article has been sourced externally, and links directly to the original publication. Posted on: 26 November 2014
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