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Company co-founder Steve Wozniak is aware of the clamor this week over Apple’s rapidly accelerated assault on the trillion-dollar-market-cap distinction, but, according to a Yahoo Finance report, he’s far from fixated on it.
In the words of Wozniak, who founded Apple 42 years ago alongside the legendary Steve Jobs, remaining with the company full-time till 1985:
‘Of course I’m proud of Apple, but I don’t measure the world by human simplifications like round numbers. A company is great because it is great.’
If Apple’s stock AAPL, +2.92% closes above $207.04, as it appears Thursday increasingly likely to do, it would become the first U.S.-listed company in history to be valued at $1 trillion.
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