Apple shares rose nearly 2% to $211.10. (Representative)
Apple once again became the world’s most valuable company on Wednesday, dethroning Microsoft from the top spot, as the iPhone maker advanced in the race to dominate artificial intelligence technology.
Apple shares rose nearly 2% to $211.10, giving it a market valuation of $3.24 trillion. Microsoft’s market capitalization stood at $3.23 trillion, trailing Apple for the first time in five months.
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