Apple falls, Google picks up

The altered landscape of the smartphones market has changed valuations of tech companies, dictated by investor preferences. A shift in the investor focus away from Apple and to Google can be seen in Apple’s market capitalization falling to a new 12-month low just as Google’s climbed to a record high, reports FT.com. Also read: Google […]

By Staff | March 5, 2013 | Last updated on March 5, 2013

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The altered landscape of the smartphones market has changed valuations of tech companies, dictated by investor preferences.

A shift in the investor focus away from Apple and to Google can be seen in Apple’s market capitalization falling to a new 12-month low just as Google’s climbed to a record high, reports FT.com.