Sky's the limit: Analyst says Apple could be worth $1 trillion

Add newsletters@cnet.online.com to your address book | View online   At Work       Share on Facebook  |  Share on Twitter April 03, 2012   Sky's the limit: Analyst says Apple could be worth $1 trillion Piper Jaffray analyst Gene Muster says Apple's total market valuation could soon exceed $1 trillion. Just another $400 billion to go. But beware the Microsoft precedent.  More | Share on Facebook      Google building data center in Taiwan to meet greater demand Facing increased demand among users in Asia, the search giant is constructing its third data center in the region.  More | Share on Facebook      Sony, Toshiba, Hitachi kick off flat-screen JV Japan Display The new joint venture will deliver its displays to a host of markets, including tablets/smartphones and automotive displays.  More | Share on Facebook      Google ramping up mobile ad business in China Despite its thorny history with the country, the search giant continues to pour money into China, trying to expand advertising operations in particular.  More | Share on Facebook          Apple secures 17 patents, including wireless sync The company's new patents range from a single security model for booting a computing device to a design patent on its current iPod Shuffle.  More | Share on Facebook    TripAdvisor latest to file antitrust complaint against Google The online travel site says Google is engaging in "unfair practices." The move follows a similar one by Expedia, which filed an antitrust complaint last week against the search giant.  More | Share on Facebook

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