In an interview with Apple CEO Tim Cook for Thursday’s NBC Rock Center, host Brian Williams wondered why the tech giant couldn’t be a “made-in-America company” and outlined a political scenario in which President Obama was all-powerful: “Let’s say our Constitution was a little different and Barack Obama called you in tomorrow and said, ‘Get everybody out of China and do whatever you have to do, make these, make everything you make in the United States.'”
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Apple will become the world’s first trillion-dollar company when its shares top $1,000 each, Wall Street analysts have predicted.
The technology giant’s shares were worth $633.38 last week as its stock price rose above Google’s for the first time.
Brian White, of Topeka Capital Markets, then claimed Apple’s sky-high share price will hit four figures within 12 months – making the company worth $1trillion.
He said in his report: ‘Apple fever is spreading like a wildfire around the world.’
Gene Munster, of Piper Jaffray, followed that up by claiming Apple stock will hit $1,000 – but by 2014.
The company, based in Cupertino, California, is already the most valuable company in the world currently valued at $590.82billion (£372billion).
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