Nvidia Overtakes Apple As Second-Most Valuable Company
Business Standard|June 07, 2024
Valuation tops $3 trn; the last time it was worth more than iPhone maker was in 2002
Nvidia Overtakes Apple As Second-Most Valuable Company

Nvidia was already the world's most valuable semiconductor firm. Now, it's become the first computer-chip company ever to hit $3 trillion in market capitalisation.

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