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With the nasdaq sitting just points away from the an alltime high, the five largest publicly traded companies today are all in the tech sector. Apple, which is worth more than 600 billion, alphabet, parent of google, microsoft, amazon and facebook valued at more than 360 billion are the companies with theiggest market capitalizations. List looks a lot different than it did just a handful of years ago. When industrial names like exxonmobil, General Electric and tech name ibm held the title of worlds most valuable. So what does this shift to Tech Companies being the most valuable publicly traded...

With the nasdaq sitting just points away from the an alltime high, the five largest publicly traded companies today are all in the tech sector. Apple, which is worth more than 600 billion, alphabet, parent of google, microsoft, amazon and facebook valued at more than 360 billion are the companies with theiggest market capitalizations. List looks a lot different than it did just a handful of years ago. When industrial names like exxonmobil, General Electric and tech name ibm held the title of worlds most valuable. So what does this shift to Tech Companies being the most valuable publicly traded...

Points away from the an alltime high, the five largest publicly traded companies today are all in the tech sector. Apple, which is worth more than 600 billion, alphabet, parent of google, microsoft, amazon and facebook valued at more than 360 billion are the companies with theiggest market capitalizations. List looks a lot different than it did just a handful of years ago. When industrial names like exxonmobil, General Electric and tech name ibm held the title of worlds most valuable. So what does this shift to Tech Companies being the most valuable publicly traded companies, and what does it ...

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