NewsBreak: Apple Is Once Again World's Most Valuable Company

Investing.com – Apple (NASDAQ:) is once again the world’s most value company, ahead of Microsoft (NASDAQ:), as shares rose Monday.

• Apple (NASDAQ:), up 0.14%, had a market capitalization of $1.069 trillion, overtaking Microsoft’s market cap of $1.068 trillion. Microsoft (NASDAQ:) was up 0.15%.
• Apple (NASDAQ:) was the world’s most valuable company until the fourth-quarter 2018 slump knocked its stock price down 30% amid worries about slumping sales of its iPhone, by far its biggest revenue source.
• The shares are up 50% this year, thanks to big gains in the first and third quarters and a 5.7% gain so far this month. The gains have been fueled by the positive reception of its newest iPhone models and strong results from other products, including its Apple (NASDAQ:) store. It’s also planning to start a streaming service.
• Microsoft (NASDAQ:) is up nearly 38% this year, building on the success of its cloud-computing offerings and related back-office software, its Surface family of notebooks and tablets and the popularity of its Office programs.

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