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tag: Market Valuation

Which company is worth more: Zynga or THQ?

Which company is worth more: Zynga or THQ?

November 9, 2012 9:00 AM Dean Takahashi
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Editor's Pick In the short run, buying Zynga is a better deal than taking over THQ.

Is Apple going to be the first trillion-dollar company?

Is Apple going to be the first trillion-dollar company?

May 3, 2011 10:15 PM Mikko Torikka

Apple is the most valuable tech company in the world. And it will be the first company overall to achieve a valuation of one trillion dollars, according to investor James Altrucher of Formula Capital on Yahoo Finance. Apple is currently …

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