The world's biggest tech companies are getting bigger

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And there's no end in sight.

The world's biggest tech companies are getting bigger
The world's largest technology companies are continuing to grow and, for now, Wall Street analysts think there's no stopping them. After reporting their results, Amazon, Microsoft, Alphabet and Intel added nearly US$140 billion to their already massive combined market value on Friday, ...

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