Alphabet Becomes Fourth U.S. Company to Reach $1 Trillion Market Value

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Google parent Alphabet has become the fourth U.S. company ever to achieve a $1 trillion market value

Google parent Alphabet Inc. became the fourth U.S. company ever to achieve a $1 trillion market value Thursday, punctuating a powerful rally in shares of large internet stocks to start 2020.

The search-engine giant joins peers Apple Inc., Amazon.com Inc. and Microsoft Corp. as the only firms to reach the threshold during intraday trading. Apple and Amazon accomplished the feat in the summer of 2018, while Microsoft hit $1 trillion for the first time in April of last year. Amazon never closed above $1 trillion and has fallen...

 

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And his employees live in tents Nothing to see here. Just a greedy company making a trillion dollars off the backs of kids they probably went to middle school with.

That’s a new island for Sergei.

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That's bigger than the nominal GDP of Switzerland for anyone who wonders .... Also in the range of Indonesia, the Netherlands, Turkey, Mexico, or Australia. Its not equivalent but its a good comparison to asses world power based on global market control.

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