Company co-founder Steve Wozniak has been aware of the clamor this week over Apple’s rapidly accelerating assault on the history books, but, according to a Yahoo Finance report, he’s been 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.’ Steve WozniakWith its stock AAPL, +2.92% closing above $207.04, with 35 cents to spare, Apple on Thursday became the first U.S.-listed company in history to be valued at $1 trillion.
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