Amazon is now the world’s second most valuable company, overtaking Google’s parent Alphabet
The retail, technology, Web services – and soon delivery – company has added $350 billion to its market capitalisation over the past year, according to the Financial Times.
Its stock market value today stands at $766 billion – $1 billion more than Alphabet, but still a long way behind Apple, whose market capitalisation (the value of all its shares on the market) is currently just over $883 billion.
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