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Google este acum a patra cea mai valoroasă companie publică din lume, chiar după Nvidia, Apple și Microsoft, care are o capitalizare de piață de puțin peste 3 trilioane de dolari și a depășit Apple la începutul acestui an pentru primul loc.

Google este acum a patra cea mai valoroasă companie publică din lume, chiar după Nvidia, Apple și Microsoft, care are o capitalizare de piață de puțin peste 3 trilioane de dolari și a depășit Apple la începutul acestui an pentru primul loc.

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