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Apple hit a record price and a $4.12 trillion valuation as investors looked past succession worries and focused on leadership stability and product momentum. JPMorgan said clarity around Tim Cook’s eventual move to Chairman and John Ternus’ rise supports continuity and a hardware-first AI strategy. Shares have surged as Apple deepens China supply-chain investments and prepares for its next product cycle.

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00:00It's Benzinga, bringing Wall Street to Main Street.
00:02Apple rose to a record $280.38 and reached a $4.12 trillion valuation as investors shrubbed
00:10off succession concerns and focused on stable leadership and product momentum.
00:15J.P. Morgan said clarity around Tim Cook eventually moving to chairman and John Ternus
00:20emerging as the likely successor supports continuity, according to Benzinga.
00:24Ternus oversees iPhone, iPad, Mac, and AirPods and led the Apple Silicon transition, signaling
00:30a hardware-driven strategy for AI.
00:32Apple strengthened its China supply chain investments and continues developing AI features
00:37as private sector spending grows.
00:39Shares climbed 19% in the past year and 42% in six months as investors positioned for a
00:45product cycle and leadership transition.
00:47For all things money, visit Benzinga.com.
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