Apple Regains Title of World's Most Valuable Company

Apple Inc. regained its status as the world's most valuable public company on November 2, 2026. The shift occurred after a selloff in other megacap technology stocks throughout October. The company is scheduled to report its full-year financial results on Monday.

Broader market activity showed stock futures gaining and crude oil prices declining, driven by hopes for diplomatic breakthroughs in the Middle East. Other major companies faced significant losses during the same period.

Kioxia saw its share price drop 16% after the company missed quarterly profit expectations. Similarly, Alstom shares plunged after the train maker cut its guidance, citing technical and production issues.