Apple reclaims world's most valuable company title as Nvidia shares slide

Apple Inc. has reclaimed its status as the world's most valuable publicly traded company after Nvidia's stock suffered a sharp decline, significantly reducing its market capitalization. Investor sentiment appears to be shifting away from AI-driven stocks toward companies with stronger long-term growth fundamentals. Apple's own share price has risen recently, bolstered by China's regulatory approval of its Apple Intelligence feature. Additionally, HSBC upgraded Apple's stock rating, pointing to an improved operational outlook for the tech giant.