Apple is now worth $3 trillion, boosted by the Nasdaq's best start in 40 years | CNN Business

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Apple’s stock ended trading Friday valued at $3 trillion, the only company ever to reach that milestone

Shares of Apple rose more than 2% Friday at a record $193.97. With 15.7 billion shares outstanding, that stock price pushed Apple to its historic market value. Apple has been here once before: On January 3, 2022, Apple hit the $3 trillion mark during intraday trading, but it failed to close there. The company’s stock closed Thursday at a record high share price for the third-straight day, but it merely budged 0.2% higher. Apple easily surpassed the $190.

Apple plans to charge a hefty $3,499 for its headset, which currently has limited apps and experiences, and requires users to stay tethered to a battery pack the size of an iPhone. Apple’s\n \n stock has skyrocketed 49% this year, boosted by a broader surge in Big Tech stocks as investors have jumped onto the AI bandwagon. Nvidia\n \n leads the S&P 500 with a 190% jump this year, followed by Meta\n \n at 138%. The Nasdaq grew by 31.

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