On July 6, the companies were valued at:
1. Apple: $1.64 trillion
2. Microsoft: $1.61 trillion
3. Amazon: $1.52 trillion
4. Alphabet: $1.02 trillion
The companies first all reached the $1 trillion mark in January, but then fell during the early days of the pandemic. “The landmark shows the resilience of the tech industry in the face of a global pandemic, recession and record unemployment,” according to the report.
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