Apple the most valuable company in the world... briefly.
Apple's market cap briefly rose higher than Exxon today, temporarily making Apple the most valuable company in the world.
Whether or not Apple again rises above Exxon, and whether or not they manage to stay that way for a while, it's still a huge milestone for a once-struggling tech company unsure if it could remain in business, let alone surpass the glories of their past.
Congrats, Apple.
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I work for exxon
Not that they'll read this but... Congrats, Apple!
I'm not their biggest fan but they deserve it if only by comparison. These other companies are doing absolutely ridiculous things (or doing nothing) marketing-wise.
It eventually all comes crashing down.
Haters gonna hate. Go start your own blog and see if people want to read what you post.
solutions : a - unsubscribe from tipb. b - unsubscribe from macrumours. c - quit your bitching and realise that every site has identical news, because it's - well news. Editorials are what separate different sites.
It's inevitable.
This is a silly criticism.