Apple's value exceeds $5 trillion
Apple's market capitalization rose to nearly $5 trillion for the first time during Tuesday’s trading session after its stock price surpassed $342.89, making it the second company in the world to reach this level after Nvidia. Since the start of the year, Apple has outperformed by approximately 25%, benefiting from strong demand for its products and a strategy focused on avoiding excessive spending on artificial intelligence by integrating Google technologies and launching new services. Additionally, the company introduced a device leasing program in the United States, allowing consumers to make monthly payments for device usage, with expectations of more than a 15% increase in revenue in the next quarter.
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