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Apple hits $3 trillion!
Apple's been sprinting toward a $3 trillion market cap, and on Monday it finally crossed the finish line.
While AAPL pulled back slightly as the day wore on, to close just under $3 trillion, becoming the first publicly traded U.S. company to achieve that milestone remains an incredible accomplishment.
What a way to start 2022!
– Lewis Wallace, managing editor
AAPL stock topped out at $182.88 a share Monday before dropping slightly, bringing the market cap back below the $3 trillion milestone. It closed at $182.01, leaving Apple’s market cap at an astonishing $2.99 trillion. But it continued to climb once again in after-hours trading.
Apple will launch a second generation of AirPods Pro in the fall, according to an analyst who’s also a reliable tipster. The upgraded earbuds reportedly will offer better sound than the current version, and will bring other changes, too.
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The new standalone screen is expected to land with a price tag of around $2,500.
For the first computer setup of the new year, we look backward. Not to the recently subsided and mostly loathed 2021, but further back to a controversial Apple product launch from nearly a decade ago. And even deeper into Apple’s storied history.
A 360-degree swivel mechanism makes turning the computer a breeze. Plus, it has room for an SSD and 10 useful ports.
Plus, new HomeKit gadgets:
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One more thing ...
"We are going to be second in logistics, and operations, and the buying experience, to no-one." – Steve Jobs on Apple's determination to succeed
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