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Apple's stock has been falling since an earnings report on Wednesday.
NEW YORK (AP) -- Exxon (XOM 1.95%) has surpassed Apple (AAPL -1.96%) as world's most valuable company after the tech company's stock falls.
Apple's stock has been falling since an earnings report on Wednesday. It fell another 1.8 percent on Friday to $442.60 for a market capitalization of $415.6 billion. ExxonMobil was mostly unchanged and has a market capitalization of $416.2 billion.
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