Move over Gates: Apple now most valuable company ever
Apple has overtaken Microsoft as the most valuable company of all time after its share price surged this week, pushing the value of the company to $623bn.
Apple shares hit a new high of $665, up $14.98 on Friday's close and 2.63% overall as speculation grew over the launch of an iPhone 5 and a smaller, cheaper iPad. Microsoft's 1999 peak was $620.58bn...
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