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Apple tops $5tn valuation for first time

Apple tops $5tn valuation for first time
Financial Times Tuesday 28 July 2026, 14:54 UTC 1 min read
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Tech giant gains due to its lack of huge spending on AI and as investors seek havens from sell-off in chip sector

Tech giant gains due to its lack of huge spending on AI and as investors seek havens from sell-off in chip sector
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