Apple came within just $42 billion of surpassing Nvidia as the world's most valuable company
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Apple closed Thursday at a record USD 348.22 per share, bringing its market value to USD 5.082 trillion, which left it just USD 42,000 million behind Nvidia's USD 5.124 trillion valuation. A stock increase of 0.83% would be sufficient for Apple to surpass Nvidia and claim the position of the world's most valuable company.
Furthermore, Apple briefly surpassed Nvidia on Friday to reclaim the top spot among Wall Street's most valuable companies for the fifth time. The valuation gap between the two tech giants remained under one percent at the Thursday close, with both companies hovering around the USD 5.1 trillion mark before Nvidia subsequently regained the lead.
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Infobae (Buenos Aires, Argentina) (AR): Apple y Nvidia no ceden en su pelea por ser la compañía más valiosa de Wall StreetFocuses on the ongoing battle for the top Wall Street spot and brief lead changes.
Infobae (Buenos Aires, Argentina) (AR): Apple quedó a solo USD 42.000 millones de superar a Nvidia como la empresa más valiosa del mundoEmphasizes the specific dollar figures and stock price records setting up the market race.
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