At A Trillion Dollars, Apple is Still Undervalued

Last week, Apple (Nasdaq: AAPL) became the first US company to cross the $1 trillion valuation. It was a close race to the trillion dollar club. Here is the Bloomberg chart that shows how close the race was between Apple, Amazon, Alphabet, and Microsoft.

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Billion Dollar Unicorns: BlackLine Looks at International Markets

According to a recent report, the global accounting software market is estimated to grow 8.6% to be worth $11.8 billion by 2026, North America being the largest contributor to this growth in terms of revenue. The growth in the developed markets is expected to be driven by the adoption of mobile devices and movement to the cloud among organizations.

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eBay Changes India Strategy

eBay (NASDAQ: EBAY) recently reported a lackluster second quarter that beat analyst estimates for earnings but missed the revenue estimates. Its outlook was also disappointing. >>>

ServiceNow Expands Its AI Portfolio

ServiceNow (NYSE: NOW) recently reported a strong second quarter that beat estimates. However, the company’s revenue outlook for the third quarter was below analyst estimates. >>>

Billion Dollar Unicorns: Is Stripe Ready to List?

Analysts expect the global e-commerce payment market to reach $135 billion by 2022. A huge beneficiary of this trend is Billion Dollar Unicorn Stripe, which facilitates payments over the Internet. >>>

Billion Dollar Unicorns: Discord Going Strong

A recent Newzoo report estimates the global gaming industry to have grown 13% to be worth $137.9 billion with 2.3 billion gamers worldwide. Billion Dollar Unicorn player Discord is a social networking site focused on these gamers.

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What will PayPal Do With Its Cash Pile?

PayPal (NASDAQ: PYPL) recently reported a strong quarter that topped estimates but its revenue outlook missed estimates.   >>>

Billion Dollar Unicorns: Atlassian Teams up with Slack to go Lean

Collaboration and productivity software maker Atlassian (NASDAQ: TEAM) recently reported an impressive fourth quarter. But what has impressed analysts the most is its partnership with rival Slack and its decision to get out of the communications market. >>>