Apple cofounder Ronald Wayne—whose stake would be worth up to $400 billion had he not sold it in 1976—says that at 91, he has no regrets

A human-interest piece on Apple cofounder Ronald G. Wayne (age 91) highlights that he sold his original 10% stake in Apple in 1976 for $800 plus a later $1,500 forfeiture. With Apple’s market capitalization around $4 trillion, that 10% would now be worth over $400 billion. The article is largely biographical and advisory for entrepreneurs, not new market-moving news. Its market impact is limited: it underscores Apple’s enormous scale and serves as a reminder of the company’s valuation, but offers no new financial data or analyst forecasts likely to change near-term trading dynamics for AAPL.OQ.