It is a time for market shakeups. On Friday, tech giant Apple unseated oil giant Saudi Aramco as the world’s most valuable company. Earlier in the week, the market saw Reliance Industries unseat the world’s second-most valuable energy company, ExxonMobil. Reliance’s upward move can be attributed to Google’s investment in Reliance’s Jio Platforms—a digital services segment of Reliance. Tech is reveling in the coronavirus, smoothly transitioning workers to remote work and a magnet for those looking to sink money into “stay at home” stocks. Not so for the oil industry, which has struggled on multiple fronts, including an excess of oil and crashing demand. Apple’s stock did well on Friday after a tremendous Q2 report, and its market cap rose to $1.8 trillion. Meanwhile, Exxon’s earnings report—the second-largest energy company after Aramco–was anything but great, with rumors that Exxon is planning some significant cuts to jobs and spending so […]