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Apple is first company to reach $3 trillion market cap

The tech giant's shares reached $182.88 a piece at their highest yesterday

Apple has become the first company to reach a market cap of $3 trillion.

The tech giant reached the milestone yesterday, as its stock grew to $182.88 per share.

By the time trading stopped for the day, the shares had decreased slightly to close at $182.01 a piece -- a $2.99 trillion value.

Apple already was the first company to reach a $1 trillion market cap in 2018, and was soon followed by Amazon.

Microsoft reached the same milestone in April 2019, and is now the company that's the closest to the $3 trillion cap, currently valued at $2.5 trillion. It had reached a $2 trillion valuation in June 2021.

Apple's market value topped $2 trillion in August 2020.

Meta (then known as Facebook) also joined the $1 trillion club in June 2021.

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