Applu surpassed a huge milestone yesterday, becoming the first U.S. company to reach a market value of $1 trillion. Since Tuesday's announcement of excellent financial results for the past quarter, the stock price has been steadily rising, and just when it reached $207,05 per share, it broke the trillion-dollar mark.
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1.000.000.000.000 – that’s a trillion, a huge number that most of us can’t even imagine. To give you an idea of how huge the market value is Applu actually is, let's compare it to other companies. For example, Disney, which also includes films from the Marvel and Star Wars portfolios. Its value? A mere $113 billion. To achieve the same value as it has Apple, every other company in the American media industry would have to join Disney. That includes Comcast and Netflix. After that, the cost of all would be roughly $956 billion. Yes, still a little less than the value of the apple company.
Steve Jobs He certainly had no idea what kind of giant he was AppIt will happen.
We can also grind into the waters of automobiles. Again, we have to add up the values of multiple companies, namely Ford, Volkswagen, Honda and BMW, to arrive at $964 billion. Even with their combined efforts, the media and car companies are not able to outdo him alone Apple. The only group that is doing well are the banks. However, we must combine the values of the four largest US banks - Wells Fargo, JPMorgan, Citigroup and Bank of America. They will surpass the trillion mark by a little.
It's truly incredible what a giant has become from a small company founded in a garage. And now its value is so great that when divided into one-dollar bills, this "package" would reach an incredible height of 109.219 kilometers. That's a quarter of the way to the moon.
please use the proven "1 fabie" unit for height, then no one knows about it :D ;)
I've never seen anyone use it in an article... :)
And what is it good for?
You don't know that?😂
My rhetorical question was about Karlík's article :-)
Why didn't anyone consider Daimler? I think it will definitely surpass its competition in the automotive world..