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Eschewer of Twitter—all tweets written by admirers. Senior editor-at-large @FortuneMagazine since 1980. Expert in all things @realDonaldTrump & @Pontifex.
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Flirting with $5 trillion, Apple has never been more valuable-or more risky for investors

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Flirting with $5 trillion, Apple has never been more valuable—or a riskier bet for investors

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Around mid-day on July 28, Apple stock jumped around 3% to achieve, for the first time, a market cap of $5 trillion, hitting a number that only one enterprise, Nvidia , had ever reached. A few days before, in fact, Apple had surged past the GPU giant to regain its mantle as the world's most valuable company (Nvidia's recently retreated to $4.79 trillion).
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Meet the 'AI centurions'—6 formerly sleepy stocks that now have market caps over $100 billion

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Meet the AI Centurions. While reporting a story on the extraordinary comeback at GE led by CEO Larry Culp , I was struck by the high-voltage stock performance of GE Vernova. What from the outside looks like the ultimate old economy stalwart, it was once a pillar of the world's most famous conglomerate. But since it was spun off from GE in early 2024, it has zoomed from a starting market cap of $39 billion to hit $288 billion on July 21.
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