Tech giant becomes second firm ever to pass milestone
Microsoft has become only the second publicly traded company after Nvidia to surpass $4 trn (£3.03trn) in market valuation, after registering huge earnings.
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Microsoft has become only the second publicly traded company after Nvidia to surpass $4 trn (£3.03trn) in market valuation, after registering huge earnings.
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Tech giant Microsoft set to soar past $4 trillion in market value, second to do so after NvidiaOn the back of blockbuster earnings report, tech giant Microsoft is set to cross the $4 trillion-mark in valuation for the first time on Thursday. Shares of Microsoft were up 8.5% in early pre-market trading, valuing the company at $4.14 trillion.People walk past a building with the Microsoft logo. (Representative Image, Credit: Reuters)
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