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    Apple beats Microsoft to return as world's most valuable company

    In the previous session, Apple shares soared to an all-time high following the unveiling of a range of AI-enabled features and software enhancements for its devices. Analysts believe these innovations will drive increased iPhone sales.

    Meta’s 450% surge offers potential for next tech stock split

    An uptick in stock splits this year has analysts eyeing Meta Platforms Inc, the only stock in the Magnificent Seven that hasn't split shares. Trading at over $500, Meta is seen as ripe for a split, benefiting from AI exposure, buybacks, and a dividend introduction.

    Apple rises over 3%, hits first record this year on hopes AI will fuel upgrades

    The record high followed Apple's annual Worldwide Developers Conference, where the company unveiled several AI-related features and announced a partnership with ChatGPT maker OpenAI. The event highlighted a clear AI strategy, addressing investor concerns about Apple's position in the AI-driven growth seen across Big Tech.

    Nvidia's stunning gains increasingly power Wall Street's record run

    Nvidia - which on Wednesday became the world's second-most valuable company following a 147% run this year - has alone accounted for about a third of the index's gain.

    Asia shares inch higher before inflation tests

    Asian shares edged higher on Monday as investors awaited a key U.S. inflation report that could impact interest rates. Thin trading was seen ahead of core personal consumption expenditures data, with risks on the downside.

    Is Anand Mahindra planning to launch a luxury cruise ship? Tycoon drops pic of world’s largest cruise vessel, triggering speculations

    Business magnate Anand Mahindra took to his social media handle on Sunday to share a captivating image of a luxurious cruise ship, disclosing that the ship has been fully booked until May 26. Additionally, he expressed his aspiration for India to venture into the creation of its own cruise ships, foreseeing a future where Indians, being one of the largest tourist demographics globally, will contribute significantly to the cruise industry.

    The Economic Times
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