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Large cap US companies

US companies below have the highest value on the market. These are well-known, established companies and sector leaders. Find them sorted by market cap and check their stats to see why they\u2019re doing so great.
Symbol
Market cap
Price
Change %
Volume
Rel Volume
P/E
EPS dil
TTM
EPS dil growth
TTM YoY
Div yield %
TTM
Sector
Analyst Rating
MSFTMicrosoft Corporation
3.026T USD407.21 USD\u22120.07%4.444M0.2136.8311.06 USD+22.93%0.68%Technology Services
Strong buy
AAPLApple Inc.
2.805T USD181.66 USD\u22120.53%16.272M0.3228.276.43 USD+9.20%0.52%Electronic Technology
Buy
NVDANVIDIA Corporation
1.949T USD779.61 USD\u22120.94%17.278M0.2965.3111.94 USD+585.45%0.02%Electronic Technology
Strong buy
AMZNAmazon.com, Inc.
1.802T USD173.49 USD\u22120.03%9.655M0.2060.042.89 USD\u20140.00%Retail Trade
Strong buy
GOOGAlphabet Inc.
1.695T USD136.97 USD\u22122.23%9.866M0.4723.595.81 USD+27.47%0.00%Technology Services
Buy
METAMeta Platforms, Inc.
1.236T USD484.68 USD\u22120.49%5.319M0.3032.5414.90 USD+73.52%0.00%Technology Services
Strong buy
BRK.ABerkshire Hathaway Inc.
899.026B USD625000.00 USD+1.25%11.307K0.809.4266371.15 USD\u20140.00%Finance
Buy
LLYEli Lilly and Company
718.377B USD756.06 USD\u22121.17%986.81K0.30133.005.68 USD\u221216.40%0.59%Health Technology
Buy
TSLATesla, Inc.
651.242B USD204.49 USD+2.38%47.139M0.4747.524.30 USD+18.64%0.00%Consumer Durables
Neutral
AVGOBroadcom Inc.
606.693B USD1295.96 USD\u22120.02%289.277K0.1239.3532.94 USD+25.65%1.47%Electronic Technology
Buy
VVisa Inc.
572.524B USD284.98 USD+0.64%1.331M0.2633.328.55 USD+22.06%0.66%Commercial Services
Buy
JPMJP Morgan Chase & Co.
532.379B USD184.83 USD+0.75%2.068M0.2611.4016.22 USD\u20142.23%Finance
Buy
WMTWalmart Inc.
480.631B USD59.69 USD+0.16%3.566M0.1031.221.91 USD+34.22%1.28%Retail Trade
Strong buy
UNHUnitedHealth Group Incorporated
452.256B USD488.97 USD\u22124.76%3.955M1.5120.5023.85 USD+12.57%1.42%Health Services
Buy
MAMastercard Incorporated
445.18B USD477.21 USD+0.52%621.049K0.2440.3311.83 USD+15.70%0.50%Commercial Services
Strong buy
XOMExxon Mobil Corporation
418.426B USD104.69 USD+0.64%4.333M0.2311.788.89 USD\u221233.08%3.54%Energy Minerals
Buy
JNJJohnson & Johnson
386.836B USD160.60 USD\u22120.24%1.747M0.2328.805.58 USD\u221217.24%2.92%Health Technology
Buy
HDHome Depot, Inc. (The)
376.388B USD378.18 USD+0.70%619.107K0.1925.0415.10 USD\u22129.47%2.23%Retail Trade
Buy
PGProcter & Gamble Company (The)
375.472B USD159.57 USD+0.17%870.674K0.1526.725.97 USD+4.86%2.36%Consumer Non-Durables
Buy
COSTCostco Wholesale Corporation
331.962B USD748.12 USD+0.46%338.154K0.2051.0214.66 USD+10.84%0.53%Retail Trade
Buy
MRKMerck & Company, Inc.
324.278B USD128.04 USD\u22120.77%1.233M0.21968.530.13 USD\u221297.69%2.29%Health Technology
Buy
ABBVAbbVie Inc.
313.849B USD177.67 USD\u22120.74%973.945K0.2065.312.72 USD\u221258.98%3.35%Health Technology
Buy
ORCLOracle Corporation
307.577B USD111.89 USD+0.46%1.127M0.1430.943.62 USD+12.90%1.44%Technology Services
Buy
CRMSalesforce, Inc.
290.424B USD300.02 USD+0.18%2.817M0.57113.882.63 USD+849.37%0.00%Technology Services
Buy
CVXChevron Corporation
284.366B USD153.11 USD+0.62%1.922M0.2413.4911.35 USD\u221237.83%3.97%Energy Minerals
Buy
AMDAdvanced Micro Devices, Inc.
284.314B USD175.96 USD\u22121.15%15.477M0.26336.250.52 USD\u221240.86%0.00%Electronic Technology
Buy
BACBank of America Corporation
271.371B USD34.47 USD+0.55%10.775M0.3011.213.07 USD\u20142.68%Finance
Buy
KOCoca-Cola Company (The)
260.343B USD60.37 USD+0.05%2.318M0.1624.452.47 USD+12.57%3.05%Consumer Non-Durables
Buy
NFLXNetflix, Inc.
257.583B USD595.21 USD\u22121.07%1.106M0.3049.5312.02 USD+20.72%0.00%Technology Services
Buy
ADBEAdobe Inc.
251.432B USD556.27 USD+0.68%577.267K0.1247.0611.82 USD+17.01%0.00%Technology Services
Buy
ACNAccenture plc
237.235B USD378.37 USD+0.12%331.212K0.1935.0610.79 USD\u22121.99%1.28%Technology Services
Buy
PEPPepsiCo, Inc.
230.327B USD167.58 USD\u22120.34%1.084M0.2025.556.56 USD+2.27%2.94%Consumer Non-Durables
Buy
TMOThermo Fisher Scientific Inc
218.061B USD571.87 USD+1.01%253.941K0.2437.0115.45 USD\u221212.34%0.25%Health Technology
Buy
LINLinde plc
217.599B USD448.76 USD+0.89%385.387K0.2835.6312.60 USD+52.89%1.15%Process Industries
Strong buy
MCDMcDonald's Corporation
212.984B USD294.97 USD+0.41%486.235K0.1925.5011.57 USD+38.61%2.12%Consumer Services
Buy
ABTAbbott Laboratories
207.597B USD119.64 USD+0.20%635.369K0.1236.643.27 USD\u221216.50%1.74%Health Technology
Buy
DISWalt Disney Company (The)
202.966B USD110.65 USD+1.13%2.806M0.2767.961.63 USD\u221210.48%0.27%Consumer Services
Buy
WFCWells Fargo & Company
198.014B USD55.35 USD+0.99%6.467M0.3011.464.83 USD\u20142.37%Finance
Buy
CSCOCisco Systems, Inc.
196.222B USD48.46 USD+0.31%3.186M0.1414.753.29 USD+20.22%3.23%Technology Services
Neutral
TMUST-Mobile US, Inc.
194.136B USD163.57 USD\u22120.64%630.529K0.1623.586.94 USD+235.16%0.39%Communications
Strong buy
DHRDanaher Corporation
189.512B USD256.20 USD+0.53%354.301K0.1740.146.38 USD\u221233.71%0.41%Health Technology
Buy
INTUIntuit Inc.
186.102B USD664.70 USD\u22120.70%285.51K0.1967.949.78 USD+43.65%0.50%Technology Services
Buy
INTCIntel Corporation
179.014B USD42.34 USD\u22120.91%8.577M0.21109.750.39 USD\u221280.23%1.73%Electronic Technology
Neutral
QCOMQUALCOMM Incorporated
174.314B USD156.20 USD\u22121.33%1.79M0.2122.646.90 USD\u221233.49%1.99%Electronic Technology
Buy
GEGeneral Electric Company
168.746B USD155.05 USD+0.69%2.266M0.3518.558.36 USD\u20140.21%Producer Manufacturing
Buy
IBMInternational Business Machines Corporation
168.617B USD183.93 USD\u22120.51%761.083K0.1822.658.12 USD+361.65%3.59%Technology Services
Neutral
CMCSAComcast Corporation
168.288B USD42.37 USD+0.24%2.994M0.1511.433.71 USD+211.31%2.74%Consumer Services
Buy
VZVerizon Communications Inc.
168.234B USD40.02 USD+0.21%3.628M0.2314.522.76 USD\u221245.48%6.60%Communications
Buy
CATCaterpillar, Inc.
164.959B USD330.33 USD+0.82%460.971K0.2216.4020.14 USD+59.27%1.56%Producer Manufacturing
Neutral
AMATApplied Materials, Inc.
163.958B USD197.05 USD\u22122.86%2.729M0.3123.188.50 USD+13.94%0.60%Producer Manufacturing
Buy
UBERUber Technologies, Inc.
161.718B USD77.88 USD\u22121.10%3.232M0.1288.780.88 USD\u20140.00%Transportation
Strong buy
NKENike, Inc.
159.248B USD105.10 USD\u22120.05%1.175M0.1530.693.42 USD\u22123.30%1.32%Consumer Non-Durables
Buy
AXPAmerican Express Company
158.343B USD218.75 USD+0.35%598.099K0.2119.5011.22 USD+13.96%1.10%Finance
Buy
UNPUnion Pacific Corporation
155.466B USD254.96 USD+0.66%442.739K0.1924.3910.45 USD\u22126.81%2.05%Transportation
Buy
NOWServiceNow, Inc.
155.452B USD758.30 USD\u22121.15%446.642K0.3490.108.42 USD+425.68%0.00%Technology Services
Strong buy
BXBlackstone Inc.
153.641B USD126.78 USD+0.02%486.534K0.1469.051.84 USD\u221222.47%2.62%Finance
Buy
PFEPfizer, Inc.
153.564B USD27.20 USD+1.13%10.129M0.2975.670.36 USD\u221293.43%6.14%Health Technology
Buy
AMGNAmgen Inc.
149.736B USD279.40 USD+0.33%598.201K0.2022.3812.48 USD+3.07%3.06%Health Technology
Buy
TXNTexas Instruments Incorporated
148.832B USD163.68 USD\u22120.76%670.734K0.1523.157.07 USD\u221224.82%3.08%Electronic Technology
Neutral
MSMorgan Stanley
140.519B USD85.93 USD+0.51%1.3M0.1716.615.17 USD\u20143.89%Finance
Buy
PMPhilip Morris International Inc
140.14B USD90.27 USD+0.10%740.649K0.1518.005.01 USD\u221213.74%5.70%Consumer Non-Durables
Buy
LOWLowe's Companies, Inc.
138.079B USD240.09 USD+2.00%1.077M0.4118.2313.17 USD+31.64%1.85%Retail Trade
Buy
ISRGIntuitive Surgical, Inc.
135.816B USD385.49 USD\u22120.25%281.346K0.2376.665.03 USD+37.71%0.00%Health Technology
Buy
SPGIS&P Global Inc.
135.176B USD430.36 USD+0.59%268.623K0.1852.288.23 USD\u221221.62%0.84%Commercial Services
Strong buy
SYKStryker Corporation
133.144B USD350.14 USD\u22120.59%410.893K0.3242.468.25 USD+33.65%0.87%Health Technology
Buy
COPConocoPhillips
131.769B USD112.01 USD+0.36%1.317M0.2012.359.07 USD\u221237.66%3.50%Energy Minerals
Buy
HONHoneywell International Inc.
129.621B USD198.75 USD+0.29%402.619K0.1523.468.47 USD+16.50%2.10%Electronic Technology
Buy
GSGoldman Sachs Group, Inc. (The)
127.637B USD392.05 USD+0.32%386.766K0.1817.1822.82 USD\u20142.69%Finance
Buy
UPSUnited Parcel Service, Inc.
126.38B USD148.22 USD\u22120.03%490.05K0.1419.027.79 USD\u221241.00%4.37%Transportation
Buy
BABoeing Company (The)
125.56B USD205.79 USD+2.18%3.882M0.67\u2014\u22123.67 USD+55.78%0.00%Electronic Technology
Buy
TAT&T Inc.
121.562B USD17.00 USD+0.98%8.9M0.298.661.96 USD\u20146.60%Communications
Buy
BLKBlackRock, Inc.
120.961B USD812.13 USD+1.45%96.52K0.1922.2436.52 USD+7.53%2.50%Finance
Strong buy
LRCXLam Research Corporation
120.547B USD919.48 USD\u22121.21%215.521K0.2235.5525.86 USD\u221230.47%0.80%Producer Manufacturing
Buy
SCHWCharles Schwab Corporation (The)
120.372B USD65.98 USD+0.96%1.373M0.2225.992.54 USD\u221227.58%1.53%Finance
Buy
RTXRTX Corporation
120.356B USD90.71 USD+0.32%1.413M0.2240.522.24 USD\u221236.04%2.57%Electronic Technology
Neutral
BKNGBooking Holdings Inc. Common Stock
119.416B USD3494.65 USD+0.48%99.947K0.2729.62117.98 USD+51.51%0.00%Consumer Services
Buy
ELVElevance Health, Inc.
117.421B USD504.67 USD\u22120.54%347.745K0.4720.0525.17 USD+1.53%1.17%Health Services
Buy
TJXTJX Companies, Inc. (The)
115.153B USD101.04 USD+0.52%2.558M0.5128.613.53 USD+23.14%1.29%Retail Trade
Buy
ETNEaton Corporation, PLC
114.292B USD286.23 USD+0.94%246.321K0.1535.708.02 USD+30.56%1.21%Producer Manufacturing
Buy
NEENextEra Energy, Inc.
113.315B USD55.21 USD\u22120.63%3.455M0.3115.313.61 USD+72.52%3.37%Utilities
Strong buy
PGRProgressive Corporation (The)
112.755B USD192.52 USD+0.18%447.822K0.1929.266.58 USD+457.92%0.60%Finance
Buy
MDTMedtronic plc.
111.398B USD83.78 USD\u22120.07%838.115K0.1226.573.15 USD+3.77%3.28%Health Technology
Buy
VRTXVertex Pharmaceuticals Incorporated
111.142B USD430.27 USD\u22120.15%170.542K0.1630.9713.89 USD+8.36%0.00%Health Technology
Buy
REGNRegeneron Pharmaceuticals, Inc.
108.788B USD991.13 USD\u22120.22%98.199K0.2228.5234.75 USD\u22129.14%0.00%Health Technology
Buy
CCitigroup, Inc.
106.931B USD55.95 USD+0.42%2.254M0.1713.984.00 USD\u20143.73%Finance
Buy
SBUXStarbucks Corporation
106.198B USD93.80 USD\u22120.35%1.165M0.1625.083.74 USD+29.77%2.29%Consumer Services
Buy
LMTLockheed Martin Corporation
104.791B USD433.66 USD+0.75%300.523K0.2515.7427.55 USD+26.91%2.82%Electronic Technology
Neutral
ADPAutomatic Data Processing, Inc.
103.322B USD251.52 USD+0.08%230.677K0.1629.278.59 USD+14.15%2.05%Technology Services
Neutral
CBChubb Limited
103.178B USD254.29 USD\u22120.23%340.848K0.2611.6521.83 USD+74.20%1.34%Finance
Buy
BMYBristol-Myers Squibb Company
102.687B USD50.78 USD+0.53%1.806M0.1513.163.86 USD+30.70%4.57%Health Technology
Neutral
DEDeere & Company
101.968B USD364.19 USD+0.98%593.891K0.2710.6134.33 USD+27.35%1.48%Producer Manufacturing
Buy
MMCMarsh & McLennan Companies, Inc.
100.998B USD205.43 USD+1.08%181.125K0.1327.307.53 USD+24.78%1.34%Finance
Neutral
PANWPalo Alto Networks, Inc.
100.284B USD310.38 USD\u22121.39%3.537M0.2448.526.40 USD+8305.52%0.00%Technology Services
Buy
ABNBAirbnb, Inc.
99.951B USD154.42 USD+1.55%1.753M0.2321.357.23 USD+159.75%0.00%Consumer Services
Neutral
MUMicron Technology, Inc.
99.197B USD89.86 USD\u22122.17%5.751M0.36\u2014\u22126.28 USD\u2212213.87%0.50%Electronic Technology
Buy
MDLZMondelez International, Inc.
98.892B USD73.44 USD+0.43%951.693K0.1320.293.62 USD+84.71%2.22%Consumer Non-Durables
Strong buy
BSXBoston Scientific Corporation
97.921B USD66.75 USD+0.47%1.004M0.1762.361.07 USD+139.60%0.00%Distribution Services
Strong buy
SHOPShopify Inc.
97.89B USD76.05 USD\u22120.76%2.184M0.15775.350.10 USD\u20140.00%Technology Services
Buy
CIThe Cigna Group
97.786B USD334.31 USD\u22121.89%738.225K0.5119.2317.39 USD\u221218.65%1.44%Health Services
Buy
CVSCVS Health Corporation
95.132B USD75.60 USD\u22120.89%1.943M0.2211.696.47 USD+107.11%3.25%Retail Trade
Buy
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\nThe following is a list of publicly traded companies having the greatest market capitalization. In the global business media, they are described as being the world's most valuable companies as a reference to their market value.[1]\n

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Trillion-dollar companies[edit]

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The table below lists all companies which have, at any point, had a market capitalization in excess of $1 trillion, the date on which their market cap first exceeded $1 trillion and their record market cap.[4]\n

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Company\nCountry\nWhen first passed\nRecord value date\nRecord value (in billions USD)\nNotes\n
$1 trillion\n$2 trillion\n$3 trillion\nUnadjusted\nInflation-
adjusted[5]\n
Microsoft\n\"United\n25 April 2019\n22 June 2021\n24 January 2024\n9 February 2024\n3,125\n3,125\n[6][7][8][9]\n
Apple\n\"United\n2 August 2018\n19 August 2020\n3 January 2022\n14 December 2023\n3,081\n3,081\n[10][11][12][13]\n
Saudi Aramco\n\"Saudi\n11 December 2019\n12 December 2019\n\u2014\n10 May 2022\n2,463\n2,463\n[14][15][16]\n
Nvidia\n\"United\n30 May 2023\n23 February 2024\n\u2014\n23 February 2024\n2,010\n2,010\n[17][18]\n
Alphabet\n\"United\n16 January 2020\n8 November 2021\n\u2014\n18 November 2021\n2,000\n2,160\n[19][20][21]\n
Amazon\n\"United\n4 September 2018\n\u2014\n\u2014\n13 July 2021\n1,900\n2,052\n[22][23][24]\n
Meta\n\"United\n28 June 2021\n\u2014\n\u2014\n2 February 2024\n1,220\n1,220\n[note 1][25][26]\n
Tesla\n\"United\n25 October 2021\n\u2014\n\u2014\n1 November 2021\n1,210\n1,307\n[27][28]\n
PetroChina\n\"China\"\n5 November 2007\n\u2014\n\u2014\n5 November 2007\n1,200\n1,640\n[note 2]\n
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All market capitalization figures are in USD millions. Only companies with free float of at least 15% are included; the value of unlisted stock classes is excluded. Investment companies are not included in the list.[3]\n

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2023[edit]

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This list is up to date as of 31 December 2023. Indicated changes in market value are relative to the previous quarter.\n

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Rank\nFirst quarter\nSecond quarter\nThird quarter\nFourth quarter\n
1\n\"United\nApple
\"Increase\"2,609,000[32]\n		\"United\nApple
\"Increase\"3,050,000[32]\n		\"United\nApple
\"Decrease\"2,677,000[32]\n		\"United\nApple
\"Increase\"2,994,000[32]\n
2\n\"United\nMicrosoft
\"Increase\"2,146,000[33]\n		\"United\nMicrosoft
\"Increase\"2,532,000[33]\n		\"United\nMicrosoft
\"Decrease\"2,346,000[33]\n		\"United\nMicrosoft
\"Increase\"2,795,000[33]\n
3\n\"United\nAlphabet
\"Increase\"1,332,000[34]\n		\"United\nAlphabet
\"Increase\"1,530,000[34]\n		\"United\nAlphabet
\"Increase\"1,662,000[34]\n		\"United\nAlphabet
\"Increase\"1,764,000[34]\n
4\n\"United\nAmazon
\"Increase\"1,058,000[35]\n		\"United\nAmazon
\"Increase\"1,337,000[35]\n		\"United\nAmazon
\"Decrease\"1,312,000[35]\n		\"United\nAmazon
\"Increase\"1,570,000[35]\n
5\n\"United\nNvidia
\"Increase\"686,090[36]\n		\"United\nNvidia
\"Increase\"1,044,000[36]\n		\"United\nNvidia
\"Increase\"1,074,000[36]\n		\"United\nNvidia
\"Increase\"1,223,000[36]\n
6\n\"United\nBerkshire Hathaway
\"Decrease\"677,770[37]\n		\"United\nTesla
\"Increase\"829,670[38]\n		\"United\nTesla
\"Decrease\"794,200[38]\n		\"United\nMeta
\"Increase\"909,000[39]\n
7\n\"United\nTesla
\"Increase\"656,420[38]\n		\"United\nBerkshire Hathaway
\"Increase\"745,010[37]\n		\"United\nMeta
\"Increase\"772,490[39]\n		\"United\nTesla
\"Decrease\"789,930[38]\n
8\n\"United\nMeta
\"Increase\"549,480[40]\n		\"United\nMeta
\"Increase\"735,450[40]\n		\"United\nBerkshire Hathaway
\"Increase\"769,260[37]\n		\"United\nBerkshire Hathaway
\"Increase\"783,550[37]\n
9\n\"Taiwan\"\nTSMC
\"Increase\"482,410[41]\n		\"Taiwan\"\nTSMC
\"Increase\"523,410[41]\n		\"United\nEli Lilly
\"Increase\"509,890[42]\n		\"United\nEli Lilly
\"Increase\"553,370[42]\n
10\n\"United\nVisa
\"Increase\"473,870[43]\n		\"United\nVisa
\"Increase\"497,370[43]\n		\"United\nVisa
\"Decrease\"480,990[43]\n		\"Taiwan\"\nTSMC
\"Increase\"539,390[41]\n
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Rank\nFirst quarter\nSecond quarter\nThird quarter\nFourth quarter\n
1\n\"United\nApple
\"Decrease\"2,850,000[32]\n		\"United\nApple
\"Decrease\"2,212,000[32]\n		\"United\nApple
\"Increase\"2,221,000[32]\n		\"United\nApple\n

\"Decrease\"2,066,000[32]\n

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2\n\"United\nMicrosoft
\"Decrease\"2,311,000[33]\n		\"United\nMicrosoft
\"Decrease\"1,920,000[33]\n		\"United\nMicrosoft
\"Decrease\"1,737,000[33]\n		\"United\nMicrosoft\n

\"Increase\"1,787,000[33]\n

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3\n\"United\nAlphabet
\"Decrease\"1,846,000[34]\n		\"United\nAlphabet
\"Decrease\"1,435,000[34]\n		\"United\nAlphabet
\"Decrease\"1,254,000[34]\n		\"United\nAlphabet\n

\"Decrease\"1,145,000[34]\n

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4\n\"United\nAmazon
\"Decrease\"1,659,000[35]\n		\"United\nAmazon
\"Decrease\"1,080,000[35]\n		\"United\nAmazon
\"Increase\"1,151,000[35]\n		\"United\nAmazon\n

\"Decrease\"856,940[35]\n

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5\n\"United\nTesla
\"Increase\"1,114,000[38]\n		\"United\nTesla
\"Decrease\"697,660[38]\n		\"United\nTesla
\"Increase\"831,150[38]\n		\"United\nBerkshire Hathaway\n

\"Increase\"681,770[37]\n

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6\n\"United\nBerkshire Hathaway
\"Increase\"779,150[37]\n		\"United\nBerkshire Hathaway
\"Decrease\"602,450[37]\n		\"United\nBerkshire Hathaway
\"Decrease\"596,410[37]\n		\"United\nUnitedHealth\n

\"Increase\"495,370[44]\n

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7\n\"United\nNvidia
\"Decrease\"684,880[36]\n		\"United\nUnitedHealth
\"Increase\"481,870[44]\n		\"United\nUnitedHealth
\"Decrease\"472,410[44]\n		\"United\nJohnson & Johnson\n

\"Increase\"461,840[45]\n

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8\n\"United\nMeta
\"Decrease\"605,250[40]\n		\"United\nJohnson & Johnson
\"Decrease\"467,090[45]\n		\"United\nJohnson & Johnson
\"Decrease\"429,500[45]\n		\"United\nExxonMobil\n

\"Increase\"454,240[46]\n

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9\n\"Taiwan\"\nTSMC
\"Decrease\"540,670[41]\n		\"China\"\nTencent
\"Decrease\"445,990[47]\n		\"United\nVisa
\"Increase\"374,380[43]\n		\"United\nVisa\n

\"Increase\"439,950[43]\n

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10\n\"United\nUnitedHealth
\"Increase\"479,830[44]\n		\"United\nMeta
\"Decrease\"436,390[40]\n		\"United\nMeta
\"Decrease\"364,650[48]\n		\"China\"\nTencent\n

\"Increase\"405,090[47]\n

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2021[edit]

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This list is up to date as of December 31, 2021[update]. Indicated changes in market value are relative to the previous quarter.\n

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Rank\nFirst quarter\nSecond quarter\nThird quarter\nFourth quarter\n
1\"UnitedApple
\"Decrease\"2,050,000[32]\n		\"UnitedApple
\"Increase\"2,286,000[32]\n		\"UnitedApple
\"Increase\"2,339,000[32]\n		\"UnitedApple
\"Increase\"2,913,000[32]\n
2\"UnitedMicrosoft
\"Increase\"1,778,000[33]\n		\"UnitedMicrosoft
\"Increase\"2,040,000[33]\n		\"UnitedMicrosoft
\"Increase\"2,119,000[33]\n		\"UnitedMicrosoft
\"Increase\"2,525,000[33]\n
3\"UnitedAmazon
\"Decrease\"1,558,000[35]\n		\"UnitedAmazon
\"Increase\"1,735,000[35]\n		\"UnitedAlphabet
\"Increase\"1,777,000[34]\n		\"UnitedAlphabet
\"Increase\"1,922,000[34]\n
4\"UnitedAlphabet
\"Increase\"1,395,000[34]\n		\"UnitedAlphabet
\"Increase\"1,680,000[34]\n		\"UnitedAmazon
\"Decrease\"1,664,000[35]\n		\"UnitedAmazon
\"Increase\"1,691,000[35]\n
5\"UnitedMeta
\"Increase\"838,720[40]\n		\"UnitedMeta
\"Increase\"985,920[40]\n		\"UnitedMeta
\"Decrease\"956,890[40]\n		\"UnitedTesla
\"Increase\"1,061,000[38]\n
6\"China\"Tencent
\"Increase\"766,970[47]\n		\"China\"Tencent
\"Decrease\"721,460[47]\n		\"UnitedTesla
\"Increase\"776,850[38]\n		\"UnitedMeta
\"Decrease\"935,640[40]\n
7\"UnitedTesla
\"Decrease\"641,110[38]\n		\"UnitedTesla
\"Increase\"654,780[38]\n		\"UnitedBerkshire Hathaway
\"Decrease\"619,950[37]\n		\"UnitedNvidia
\"Increase\"732,920[36]\n
8\"China\"Alibaba Group
\"Decrease\"615,010[49]\n		\"UnitedBerkshire Hathaway
\"Increase\"637,280[37]\n		\"Taiwan\"TSMC
\"Decrease\"579,030[41]\n		\"UnitedBerkshire Hathaway
\"Increase\"668,630[37]\n
9\"Taiwan\"TSMC
\"Increase\"613,410[41]\n		\"Taiwan\"TSMC
\"Increase\"623,160[41]\n		\"China\"Tencent
\"Decrease\"574,460[47]\n		\"Taiwan\"TSMC
\"Increase\"623,930[41]\n
10\"UnitedBerkshire Hathaway
\"Increase\"590,050[37]\n		\"China\"Alibaba Group
\"Increase\"615,140[49]\n		\"UnitedNvidia
\"Increase\"517,900[36]\n		\"China\"Tencent
\"Decrease\"559,900[47]\n
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2020[edit]

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This Financial Times\u2013based list is up to data as of December 31, 2020[update]. Indicated changes in market value are relative to the previous quarter.\n

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Rank\nFirst quarter\nSecond quarter\nThird quarter\nFourth quarter\n
1\"UnitedMicrosoft
\"Decrease\"1,200,000[33]\n		\"United\nApple
\"Increase\"1,576,000[32]\n		\"UnitedApple
\"Increase\"1,981,000[32]\n		\"UnitedApple
\"Increase\"2,254,000[32]\n
2\"UnitedApple
\"Decrease\"1,113,000[32]\n		\"United\nMicrosoft
\"Increase\"1,551,000[33]\n		\"UnitedMicrosoft
\"Increase\"1,592,000[33]\n		\"UnitedMicrosoft
\"Increase\"1,682,000[33]\n
3\"UnitedAmazon
\"Increase\"970,590[35]\n		\"United\nAmazon
\"Increase\"1,432,590[35]\n		\"UnitedAmazon
\"Increase\"1,577,000[35]\n		\"UnitedAmazon
\"Increase\"1,634,000[35]\n
4\"UnitedAlphabet
\"Decrease\"799,180[34]\n		\"United\nAlphabet
\"Increase\"979,700[34]\n		\"UnitedAlphabet
\"Increase\"999,570[34]\n		\"UnitedAlphabet
\"Increase\"1,185,000[34]\n
5\"China\"Alibaba Group
\"Decrease\"521,740[49]\n		\"United\nFacebook
\"Increase\"675,690[40]\n		\"China\"Alibaba Group
\"Increase\"795,400[49]\n		\"UnitedFacebook
\"Increase\"776,590[40]\n
6\"UnitedFacebook
\"Decrease\"475,460[40]\n		\"China\"\nTencent
\"Increase\"620,920[47]\n		\"UnitedFacebook
\"Increase\"746,100[40]\n		\"China\"Tencent
\"Increase\"683,470[47]\n
7\"China\"Tencent
\"Increase\"471,660[47]\n		\"China\"\nAlibaba Group
\"Increase\"579,740[49]\n		\"China\"Tencent
\"Increase\"646,790[47]\n		\"UnitedTesla
\"Increase\"668,080[38]\n
8\"UnitedBerkshire Hathaway
\"Decrease\"440,830[37]\n		\"United\nBerkshire Hathaway
\"Decrease\"432,570[37]\n		\"UnitedBerkshire Hathaway
\"Increase\"509,470[37]\n		\"China\"Alibaba Group
\"Decrease\"628,650[49]\n
9\"UnitedVisa
\"Decrease\"357,020[50]\n		\"United\nVisa
\"Increase\"412,710[50]\n		\"UnitedVisa
\"Increase\"425,510[50]\n		\"Taiwan\"TSMC
\"Increase\"565,280[41]\n
10\"UnitedJohnson & Johnson
\"Decrease\"345,700[45]\n		\"United\nJohnson & Johnson
\"Increase\"370,590[45]\n		\"Taiwan\"TSMC
\"Increase\"420,440[41]\n		\"UnitedBerkshire Hathaway
\"Increase\"544,780[37]\n
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2019[edit]

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This Financial Times\u2013based list is up to date as of December 31, 2019[update]. Indicated changes in market value are relative to the previous quarter.\n

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Rank\nFirst quarter\nSecond quarter\nThird quarter\nFourth quarter\n
1\"UnitedMicrosoft
\"Increase\"904,860[33]\n		\"UnitedMicrosoft
\"Increase\"1,028,000[33]\n		\"UnitedMicrosoft
\"Increase\"1,062,000[33]\n		\"UnitedApple
\"Increase\"1,305,000[32]\n
2\"UnitedApple
\"Increase\"835,670[32]\n		\"UnitedAmazon
\"Increase\"928,540[35]\n		\"UnitedApple
\"Increase\"1,012,000[32]\n		\"UnitedMicrosoft
\"Increase\"1,203,000[33]\n
3\"UnitedAmazon
\"Increase\"874,710[35]\n		\"UnitedApple
\"Increase\"911,240[32]\n		\"UnitedAmazon
\"Decrease\"858,680[35]\n		\"UnitedAlphabet
\"Increase\"922,130[34]\n
4\"UnitedAlphabet
\"Increase\"818,160[34]\n		\"UnitedAlphabet
\"Decrease\"751,170[34]\n		\"UnitedAlphabet
\"Increase\"838,020[34]\n		\"UnitedAmazon
\"Increase\"916,150[35]\n
5\"UnitedBerkshire Hathaway
\"Decrease\"493,750[37]\n		\"UnitedFacebook
\"Increase\"551,490[40]\n		\"UnitedBerkshire Hathaway
\"Decrease\"508,530[37]\n		\"UnitedFacebook
\"Increase\"585,320[40]\n
6\"UnitedFacebook
\"Increase\"475,730[40]\n		\"UnitedBerkshire Hathaway
\"Increase\"521,100[37]\n		\"UnitedFacebook
\"Decrease\"508,050[40]\n		\"China\"Alibaba Group
\"Increase\"569,010[49]\n
7\"China\"Alibaba Group
\"Increase\"472,940[49]\n		\"China\"Alibaba Group
\"Decrease\"439,150[49]\n		\"China\"Alibaba Group
\"Decrease\"435,400[49]\n		\"UnitedBerkshire Hathaway
\"Increase\"553,530[37]\n
8\"China\"Tencent
\"Increase\"440,980[47]\n		\"China\"Tencent
\"Decrease\"432,080[47]\n		\"China\"Tencent
\"Decrease\"398,840[47]\n		\"China\"Tencent
\"Increase\"461,370[47]\n
9\"UnitedJohnson & Johnson
\"Increase\"372,230[45]\n		\"UnitedVisa
\"Increase\"379,271[50]\n		\"UnitedVisa
\"Increase\"385,370[50]\n		\"UnitedJPMorgan Chase
\"Increase\"437,230[51]\n
10\"UnitedVisa
\"Increase\"353,710[50]\n		\"UnitedJohnson & Johnson
\"Decrease\"370,300[45]\n		\"UnitedJPMorgan Chase
\"Increase\"376,310[51]\n		\"UnitedVisa
\"Increase\"416,790[50]\n
\n

2018[edit]

\n

This Financial Times\u2013based list is up to date as of December 31, 2018[update]. Indicated changes in market value are relative to the previous quarter.\n

\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n
Rank\nFirst quarter\nSecond quarter\nThird quarter\nFourth quarter\n
1\"UnitedApple
\"Decrease\"851,317		\"UnitedApple
\"Increase\"909,840[32]		\"UnitedApple
\"Increase\"1,091,000[32]		\"UnitedMicrosoft
\"Decrease\"780,520[33]\n
2\"UnitedAlphabet
\"Decrease\"715,404		\"UnitedAmazon
\"Increase\"824,790[35]		\"UnitedAmazon
\"Increase\"976,650[35]		\"UnitedApple
\"Decrease\"748,680[32]\n
3\"UnitedMicrosoft
\"Increase\"702,760[33]		\"UnitedAlphabet
\"Increase\"774,840[34]		\"UnitedMicrosoft
\"Increase\"877,400[33]		\"UnitedAmazon
\"Decrease\"735,900[35]\n
4\"UnitedAmazon
\"Increase\"700,672[35]		\"UnitedMicrosoft
\"Increase\"757,640[33]		\"UnitedAlphabet
\"Increase\"839,740[52]		\"UnitedAlphabet
\"Decrease\"728,360[52]\n
5\"China\"Tencent
\"Increase\"507,990[47]		\"UnitedFacebook
\"Increase\"562,480[40]		\"UnitedBerkshire Hathaway
\"Increase\"523,520[37]		\"UnitedBerkshire Hathaway
\"Decrease\"499,590[37]\n
6\"UnitedBerkshire Hathaway
\"Increase\"492,019[37]		\"China\"Tencent
\"Decrease\"478,580[47]		\"UnitedFacebook
\"Decrease\"473,850[40]		\"UnitedFacebook
\"Decrease\"375,890[40]\n
7\"China\"Alibaba Group
\"Increase\"470,930[49]		\"China\"Alibaba Group
\"Increase\"476,040[49]		\"China\"Alibaba Group
\"Decrease\"423,600[49]		\"China\"Tencent
\"Decrease\"375,110[47]\n
8\"UnitedFacebook
\"Decrease\"464,189[40]		\"UnitedBerkshire Hathaway
\"Decrease\"463,980[37]		\"China\"Tencent
\"Decrease\"388,080[47]		\"China\"Alibaba Group
\"Decrease\"355,130[49]\n
9\"UnitedJPMorgan Chase
\"Increase\"377,410[51]		\"UnitedJPMorgan Chase
\"Decrease\"354,780[51]		\"UnitedJPMorgan Chase
\"Increase\"379,440[51]		\"UnitedJohnson & Johnson
\"Decrease\"346,110[45]\n
10\"UnitedJohnson & Johnson
\"Decrease\"343,780[45]		\"UnitedExxonMobil
\"Increase\"350,270[53]		\"UnitedJohnson & Johnson
\"Increase\"370,650[45]		\"UnitedJPMorgan Chase
\"Decrease\"324,660[51]\n
\n

2017[edit]

\n

This Financial Times\u2013based list is up to date as of December 31, 2017[update]. Indicated changes in market value are relative to the previous quarter.\n

\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n
Rank\nFirst quarter[54][note 3]\nSecond quarter[55][note 3]\nThird quarter[56][note 3]\nFourth quarter\n
1\"UnitedApple
\"Increase\"753,718		\"UnitedApple
\"Decrease\"749,124		\"UnitedApple
\"Increase\"791,726		\"UnitedApple
\"Increase\"868,880[32]\n
2\"UnitedAlphabet
\"Increase\"573,570[34]		\"UnitedAlphabet
\"Increase\"628,610[34]		\"UnitedAlphabet
\"Increase\"664,550[34]		\"UnitedAlphabet
\"Increase\"727,040[34]\n
3\"UnitedMicrosoft
\"Increase\"508,935		\"UnitedMicrosoft
\"Increase\"528,778		\"UnitedMicrosoft
\"Increase\"568,965		\"UnitedMicrosoft
\"Increase\"659,910[33]\n
4\"UnitedAmazon
\"Increase\"423,031		\"UnitedAmazon
\"Increase\"466,471		\"UnitedAmazon
\"Decrease\"459,435		\"UnitedAmazon
\"Increase\"563,540[35]\n
5\"UnitedBerkshire Hathaway
\"Increase\"410,880[37]		\"UnitedBerkshire Hathaway
\"Increase\"418,880[37]		\"UnitedBerkshire Hathaway
\"Increase\"451,840[37]		\"UnitedFacebook
\"Increase\"512,760[40]\n
6\"UnitedExxonMobil
\"Increase\"339,897		\"UnitedJohnson & Johnson
\"Increase\"357,310		\"China\"Alibaba Group
\"Increase\"436,850[49]		\"China\"Tencent
\"Increase\"493,340[57]\n
7\"UnitedJohnson & Johnson
\"Increase\"337,947		\"UnitedFacebook
\"Increase\"357,176		\"China\"Tencent
\"Increase\"405,007		\"UnitedBerkshire Hathaway
\"Increase\"489,490[37]\n
8\"UnitedFacebook
\"Increase\"334,552		\"China\"Alibaba Group
\"Increase\"356,390[49]		\"UnitedFacebook
\"Increase\"399,946		\"China\"Alibaba Group
\"Increase\"440,712[57]\n
9\"UnitedJPMorgan Chase
\"Increase\"313,761		\"China\"Tencent
\"Increase\"344,879		\"UnitedExxonMobil
\"Increase\"348,248		\"UnitedJohnson & Johnson
\"Increase\"375,360[45]\n
10\"UnitedWells Fargo
\"Increase\"278,516		\"UnitedExxonMobil
\"Increase\"341,947		\"UnitedJohnson & Johnson
\"Decrease\"347,497\n		\"UnitedJPMorgan Chase
\"Increase\"371,050[51]\n
\n

2016[edit]

\n

This Financial Times\u2013based list is up to date as of December 31, 2016[update]. Indicated changes in market value are relative to the previous quarter. \n

\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n
Rank\nFirst quarter[58][note 3]\nSecond quarter[59][note 3]\nThird quarter[60][note 3]\nFourth quarter[61][note 3]\n
1\"UnitedApple
\"Increase\"607,465		\"UnitedApple
\"Decrease\"517,069		\"United\nApple
\"Increase\"604,475		\"UnitedApple
\"Increase\"617,588.49\n
2\"UnitedAlphabet
\"Increase\"535,660[34]		\"UnitedAlphabet
\"Decrease\"475,320[34]		\"UnitedAlphabet
\"Increase\"535,660[34]		\"UnitedAlphabet
\"Decrease\"531,970[34]\n
3\"UnitedMicrosoft
\"Increase\"439,734		\"UnitedMicrosoft
\"Decrease\"397,268		\"UnitedMicrosoft
\"Increase\"447,290\n		\"UnitedMicrosoft
\"Increase\"483,160.28\n
4\"UnitedExxonMobil
\"Increase\"350,991		\"UnitedExxonMobil
\"Increase\"383,396		\"UnitedAmazon
\"Increase\"393,030		\"UnitedBerkshire Hathaway
\"Increase\"404,390[37]\n
5\"UnitedBerkshire Hathaway
\"Increase\"349,740[37]		\"UnitedBerkshire Hathaway
\"Decrease\"345,860[37]		\"UnitedExxonMobil
\"Decrease\"358,519		\"UnitedExxonMobil
\"Increase\"374,280\n
6\"UnitedJohnson & Johnson
\"Increase\"300,604		\"UnitedAmazon
\"Increase\"337,641		\"UnitedBerkshire Hathaway
\"Increase\"358,300[37]\n		\"UnitedAmazon
\"Decrease\"356,313.12\n
7\"UnitedGeneral Electric
\"Decrease\"295,546		\"UnitedJohnson & Johnson
\"Increase\"328,234		\"United\nJohnson & Johnson
\"Decrease\"320,836		\"UnitedJohnson & Johnson
\"Decrease\"313,432.46\n
8\"UnitedAmazon
\"Decrease\"281,888		\"UnitedGeneral Electric
\"Decrease\"280,927		\"United\nFacebook
\"Increase\"297,548\n		\"UnitedJPMorgan Chase
\"Increase\"308,768.42\n
9\"UnitedFacebook
\"Increase\"259,192		\"UnitedFacebook
\"Increase\"263,930		\"China\"Tencent
\"Increase\"265,603		\"UnitedGeneral Electric
\"Increase\"279,545.92\n
10\"UnitedWells Fargo
\"Decrease\"246,035		\"UnitedAT&T
\"Increase\"261,035		\"United\nGeneral Electric
\"Decrease\"261,876		\"UnitedWells Fargo
\"Decrease\"276,779.12\n
\n

2015[edit]

\n

This Financial Times\u2013based list is up to date as of December 31, 2015[update]. Indicated changes in market value are relative to the previous quarter.\n

\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n
Rank\nFirst quarter[62]\nSecond quarter[63]\nThird quarter[64][note 3]\nFourth quarter[65][note 3]\n
1\"UnitedApple
\"Increase\"724,773.1		\"UnitedApple
\"Decrease\"722,576.9		\"UnitedApple
\"Decrease\"621,939		\"UnitedApple
\"Decrease\"598,344\n
2\"UnitedExxonMobil
\"Decrease\"356,548.7		\"UnitedMicrosoft
\"Increase\"357,154.4		\"UnitedGoogle
\"Increase\"407,870[34]		\"UnitedAlphabet
\"Increase\"534,090[34]\n
3\"UnitedBerkshire Hathaway
\"Decrease\"356,510.7		\"UnitedExxonMobil
\"Decrease\"347,868.1		\"UnitedMicrosoft
\"Decrease\"347,432		\"UnitedMicrosoft
\"Increase\"449,799\n
4\"UnitedGoogle
\"Increase\"345,849.2[66]		\"UnitedGoogle
\"Increase\"336,014.5[34]		\"UnitedBerkshire Hathaway
\"Decrease\"318,180[37]\n		\"UnitedBerkshire Hathaway
\"Increase\"323,750[37]\n
5\"UnitedMicrosoft
\"Decrease\"333,524.8		\"UnitedBerkshire Hathaway
\"Decrease\"336,014.5		\"UnitedExxonMobil
\"Decrease\"304,245		\"UnitedExxonMobil
\"Increase\"325,167\n
6\"China\"Petro China
\"Increase\"329,715.1		\"China\"Petro China
\"Decrease\"319,391.6		\"UnitedJohnson & Johnson
\"Decrease\"257,637		\"UnitedAmazon
\"Increase\"323,009\n
7\"UnitedWells Fargo
\"Decrease\"279,919.7		\"China\"ICBC
\"Increase\"298,531.5		\"UnitedGeneral Electric
\"Decrease\"248,069		\"UnitedGeneral Electric
\"Increase\"313,892\n
8\"UnitedJohnson & Johnson
\"Decrease\"279,723.9		\"UnitedWells Fargo
\"Increase\"289,591.3		\"China\"China Mobile
\"Increase\"243,186		\"UnitedJohnson & Johnson
\"Increase\"287,153\n
9\"China\"ICBC
\"Increase\"275,389.1		\"UnitedJohnson & Johnson
\"Decrease\"270,260.8		\"Switzerland\"Novartis
\"Increase\"240,373		\"UnitedWells Fargo
\"Increase\"281,770\n
10\"Switzerland\"Novartis
\"Increase\"267,897.0		\"UnitedGeneral Electric
\"Increase\"267,717.4		\"Switzerland\"\nNestl\u00e9
\"Increase\"233,361		\"UnitedJPMorgan Chase
\"Increase\"245,126\n
\n

2014[edit]

\n

This Financial Times\u2013based list is up to date as of December 31, 2014[update]. Indicated changes in market value are relative to the previous quarter.\n

\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n
Rank\nFirst quarter[67]\nSecond quarter[68]\nThird quarter[69]\nFourth quarter[70]\n
1\"UnitedApple
\"Decrease\"478,766.1		\"UnitedApple
\"Increase\"560,337.4		\"UnitedApple
\"Increase\"603,277.4		\"UnitedApple
\"Increase\"647,361.0\n
2\"UnitedExxonMobil
\"Decrease\"422,098.3		\"UnitedExxonMobil
\"Increase\"432,357.3		\"UnitedExxonMobil
\"Decrease\"401,094.1		\"UnitedExxonMobil
\"Decrease\"391,481.9\n
3\"UnitedMicrosoft
\"Increase\"340,216.8		\"UnitedGoogle
\"Increase\"358,347.3		\"UnitedMicrosoft
\"Increase\"381,959.7		\"UnitedMicrosoft
\"Increase\"382,880.3\n
4\"UnitedGoogle
\"Increase\"313,003.9		\"UnitedMicrosoft
\"Increase\"344,458.8		\"UnitedGoogle
\"Increase\"361,998.4		\"UnitedBerkshire Hathaway
\"Increase\"370,652.6\n
5\"UnitedBerkshire Hathaway
\"Increase\"308,090.6		\"UnitedBerkshire Hathaway
\"Increase\"312,216.7		\"UnitedBerkshire Hathaway
\"Increase\"340,055.0		\"UnitedGoogle
\"Decrease\"329,768.5\n
6\"UnitedJohnson & Johnson
\"Increase\"277,826.2		\"UnitedJohnson & Johnson
\"Increase\"295,980.1		\"UnitedJohnson & Johnson
\"Increase\"300,614.2		\"China\"PetroChina
\"Increase\"305,536.1\n
7\"UnitedWells Fargo
\"Increase\"261,217.5		\"UnitedWells Fargo
\"Increase\"276,837		\"UnitedWells Fargo
\"Increase\"270,782.4		\"UnitedJohnson & Johnson
\"Decrease\"292,702.8\n
8\"UnitedGeneral Electric
\"Decrease\"259,547.3		\"Netherlands\"
\"United		Royal Dutch Shell
\"Increase\"269,563.4		\"UnitedGeneral Electric
\"Decrease\"257,068.4		\"UnitedWells Fargo
\"Increase\"284,385.6\n
9\"Switzerland\"Hoffmann-La Roche
\"Increase\"258,542.1		\"UnitedGeneral Electric
\"Increase\"263,529.6		\"Switzerland\"Novartis
\"Increase\"255,326.4		\"UnitedWalmart
\"Decrease\"276,807.4\n
10\"UnitedWalmart
\"Decrease\"246,805.7		\"Switzerland\"Hoffmann-La Roche
\"Decrease\"256,322.8		\"Switzerland\"Hoffmann-La Roche
\"Decrease\"254,543.8		\"China\"ICBC
\"Increase\"271,146.1\n
\n

2013[edit]

\n

This Financial Times\u2013based list is up to date as of 31 December 2013. Indicated changes in market value are relative to the previous quarter.\n

\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n
Rank\nFirst quarter[71]\nSecond quarter[72]\nThird quarter[73]\nFourth quarter[74]\n
1\"UnitedApple
\"Decrease\"415,683.3		\"UnitedExxonMobil
\"Decrease\"401,729.8		\"UnitedApple
\"Increase\"433,099.6		\"UnitedApple
\"Increase\"504,770.8\n
2\"UnitedExxonMobil
\"Increase\"403,733.1		\"UnitedApple
\"Decrease\"372,202.3		\"UnitedExxonMobil
\"Decrease\"378,716.2		\"UnitedExxonMobil
\"Increase\"442,142.8\n
3\"UnitedBerkshire Hathaway
\"Increase\"256,801.8		\"UnitedMicrosoft
\"Increase\"288,488.8		\"UnitedBerkshire Hathaway
\"Increase\"280,001.5		\"UnitedMicrosoft
\"Increase\"312,297.3\n
4\"China\"PetroChina
\"Decrease\"254,618.7		\"UnitedBerkshire Hathaway
\"Increase\"276,548.5		\"UnitedMicrosoft
\"Decrease\"277,220.9		\"UnitedGoogle
\"Increase\"310,079.1\n
5\"UnitedWalmart
\"Increase\"246,373.3		\"UnitedWalmart
\"Decrease\"244,079.4		\"UnitedJohnson & Johnson
\"Increase\"244,298.5		\"UnitedBerkshire Hathaway
\"Increase\"292,396.0\n
6\"UnitedGeneral Electric
\"Increase\"239,775.6		\"UnitedJohnson & Johnson
\"Increase\"241,170.9		\"UnitedGeneral Electric
\"Increase\"243,290.4		\"UnitedGeneral Electric
\"Increase\"283,589.8\n
7\"UnitedMicrosoft
\"Increase\"239,602.3		\"UnitedGeneral Electric
\"Increase\"239,787.2		\"UnitedWalmart
\"Decrease\"240,773.3		\"UnitedJohnson & Johnson
\"Increase\"258,415.4\n
8\"UnitedIBM
\"Increase\"237,724.7		\"UnitedGoogle
\"Increase\"238,688.6		\"UnitedGoogle
\"Decrease\"237,479.4		\"UnitedWalmart
\"Increase\"254,622.8\n
9\"Switzerland\"Nestl\u00e9
\"Increase\"233,792.1		\"UnitedChevron Corporation
\"Decrease\"229,402.6		\"UnitedChevron Corporation
\"Increase\"234,740.8		\"Switzerland\"Hoffmann-La Roche
\"Increase\"241,368.0\n
10\"UnitedChevron Corporation
\"Increase\"230,831.2		\"China\"ICBC
\"Increase\"226,879.8		\"Switzerland\"Hoffmann-La Roche
\"Increase\"232,495.2		\"UnitedChevron Corporation
\"Increase\"240,223.4\n
\n

2012[edit]

\n

This Financial Times\u2013based list is up to date as of 31 December 2012. Indicated changes in market value are relative to the previous quarter.\n

\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n
Rank\nFirst quarter[75]\nSecond quarter[76]\nThird quarter[77]\nFourth quarter[78]\n
1\"UnitedApple
\"Increase\"559,002.1		\"UnitedApple
\"Decrease\"546,076.1		\"UnitedApple
\"Increase\"625,348.1		\"UnitedApple
\"Decrease\"500,610.7\n
2\"UnitedExxonMobil
\"Increase\"408,777.4		\"UnitedExxonMobil
\"Decrease\"400,139.1		\"UnitedExxonMobil
\"Increase\"422,127.5		\"UnitedExxonMobil
\"Decrease\"394,610.9\n
3\"China\"PetroChina
\"Increase\"278,968.4		\"China\"PetroChina
\"Decrease\"257,685.8		\"China\"PetroChina
\"Decrease\"253,853.3		\"China\"PetroChina
\"Increase\"264,833.4\n
4\"UnitedMicrosoft
\"Increase\"270,644.1		\"UnitedMicrosoft
\"Decrease\"256,982.4		\"UnitedMicrosoft
\"Decrease\"249,489.8		\"Australia\"
\"United		BHP Billiton
\"Increase\"247,409.0\n
5\"UnitedIBM
\"Increase\"241,754.6		\"UnitedWalmart
\"Increase\"235,900.3		\"UnitedWalmart
\"Increase\"248,074.4		\"China\"ICBC
\"Increase\"236,457.9\n
6\"China\"ICBC
\"Increase\"236,335.4		\"UnitedIBM
\"Decrease\"225,598.5		\"UnitedGeneral Electric
\"Increase\"239,791.2		\"China\"China Mobile
\"Increase\"234,040.2\n
7\"Netherlands\"
\"United		Royal Dutch Shell
\"Decrease\"222,425.1		\"UnitedGeneral Electric
\"Increase\"220,806.3		\"UnitedIBM
\"Increase\"237,068.4		\"UnitedWalmart
\"Decrease\"228,245.4\n
8\"China\"China Mobile
\"Increase\"220,978.9		\"China\"China Mobile
\"Decrease\"219,481.3		\"UnitedChevron Corporation
\"Increase\"228,707.1		\"SouthSamsung Electronics
\"Increase\"227,581.8\n
9\"UnitedGeneral Electric
\"Increase\"212,317.7		\"Netherlands\"
\"United		Royal Dutch Shell
\"Decrease\"217,048.2		\"China\"China Mobile
\"Increase\"222,817.8		\"UnitedMicrosoft
\"Decrease\"224,801.0\n
10\"UnitedChevron Corporation
\"Increase\"211,950.6		\"China\"ICBC
\"Decrease\"211,196.0		\"Netherlands\"
\"United		Royal Dutch Shell
\"Increase\"222,669.6		\"Netherlands\"
\"United		Royal Dutch Shell
\"Steady\"222,669.6\n
\n

2011[edit]

\n

This Financial Times\u2013based list is up to date as of 31 December 2011. Indicated changes in market value are relative to the previous quarter.\n

\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n
Rank\nFirst quarter[79]\nSecond quarter[80]\nThird quarter[81]\nFourth quarter[82]\n
1\"UnitedExxonMobil
\"Increase\"417,166.7		\"UnitedExxonMobil
\"Decrease\"400,884.5		\"UnitedApple
\"Increase\"353,518.1		\"UnitedExxonMobil
\"Increase\"406,272.1\n
2\"China\"PetroChina
\"Increase\"326,199.2		\"UnitedApple
\"Decrease\"310,412.3		\"UnitedExxonMobil
\"Decrease\"353,135.2		\"UnitedApple
\"Increase\"376,410.6\n
3\"UnitedApple
\"Increase\"321,072.1		\"China\"PetroChina
\"Decrease\"303,649.9		\"China\"PetroChina
\"Decrease\"276,473.9		\"China\"PetroChina
\"Increase\"276,844.9\n
4\"China\"ICBC
\"Increase\"251,078.1		\"China\"ICBC
\"Decrease\"246,850.5		\"UnitedIBM
\"Increase\"208,843.5		\"Netherlands\"
\"United		Royal Dutch Shell
\"Increase\"236,677.0\n
5\"Brazil\"Petrobras
\"Increase\"247,417.6		\"Australia\"
\"United		BHP Billiton
\"Decrease\"233,626.5		\"UnitedMicrosoft
\"Decrease\"208,534.9		\"China\"ICBC
\"Increase\"228,168.1\n
6\"Australia\"
\"United		BHP Billiton
\"Increase\"247,079.5		\"Netherlands\"
\"United		Royal Dutch Shell
\"Decrease\"225,122.8		\"China\"ICBC
\"Decrease\"206,021.4		\"UnitedMicrosoft
\"Increase\"218,380.1\n
7\"China\"China Construction Bank
\"Increase\"232,608.6		\"UnitedMicrosoft
\"Increase\"219,251.9		\"China\"China Mobile
\"Increase\"198,778.7		\"UnitedIBM
\"Increase\"216,724.4\n
8\"Netherlands\"
\"United		Royal Dutch Shell
\"Increase\"226,128.7		\"Switzerland\"Nestl\u00e9
\"Increase\"215,017.5		\"Netherlands\"
\"United		Royal Dutch Shell
\"Decrease\"197,061.1		\"UnitedChevron Corporation
\"Increase\"211,893.9\n
9\"UnitedChevron Corporation
\"Increase\"215,780.6		\"Brazil\"Petrobras
\"Decrease\"210,111.4		\"Switzerland\"Nestl\u00e9
\"Decrease\"191,115.6		\"UnitedWalmart
\"Increase\"204,659.8\n
10\"UnitedMicrosoft
\"Decrease\"213,336.4		\"UnitedIBM
\"Increase\"207,781.4		\"UnitedChevron Corporation
\"Decrease\"185,456.1		\"China\"China Mobile
\"Decrease\"196,148.4\n
\n

2010[edit]

\n

This Financial Times\u2013based list is up to date as of 31 December 2010. Indicated changes in market value are relative to the previous quarter.\n

\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n
Rank\nFirst quarter[83]\nSecond quarter[84]\nThird quarter[85]\nFourth quarter[86]\n
1\"China\"PetroChina
\"Decrease\"329,259.7		\"UnitedExxonMobil
\"Decrease\"291,789.1		\"UnitedExxonMobil
\"Increase\"314,622.5		\"UnitedExxonMobil
\"Increase\"368,711.5\n
2\"UnitedExxonMobil
\"Decrease\"316,230.8		\"China\"PetroChina
\"Decrease\"268,504.8		\"China\"PetroChina
\"Increase\"270,889.9		\"China\"PetroChina
\"Increase\"303,273.6\n
3\"UnitedMicrosoft
\"Decrease\"256,864.7		\"UnitedApple
\"Increase\"228,876.8		\"UnitedApple
\"Increase\"259,223.4		\"UnitedApple
\"Increase\"295,886.3\n
4\"China\"ICBC
\"Decrease\"246,419.8		\"China\"ICBC
\"Decrease\"211,258.7		\"Brazil\"Petrobras
\"Increase\"220,616.5		\"Australia\"
\"United		BHP Billiton
\"Increase\"243,540.3\n
5\"UnitedApple
\"Increase\"213,096.7		\"UnitedMicrosoft
\"Decrease\"201,655.8		\"China\"ICBC
\"Increase\"213,364.1		\"UnitedMicrosoft
\"Increase\"238,784.5\n
6\"Australia\"
\"United		BHP Billiton
\"Increase\"209,935.1		\"China\"China Mobile
\"Increase\"201,471.2		\"UnitedMicrosoft
\"Increase\"210,676.4		\"China\"ICBC
\"Increase\"233,369.1\n
7\"UnitedWalmart
\"Increase\"209,000.7		\"UnitedBerkshire Hathaway
\"Decrease\"197,356.8		\"China\"China Mobile
\"Increase\"205,339.6		\"Brazil\"Petrobras
\"Increase\"229,066.6\n
8\"UnitedBerkshire Hathaway
\"Increase\"200,620.5		\"China\"China Construction Bank
\"Increase\"189,170.7		\"UnitedBerkshire Hathaway
\"Increase\"204,792.0		\"China\"China Construction Bank
\"Increase\"222,245.1\n
9\"UnitedGeneral Electric
\"Increase\"194,246.2		\"UnitedWalmart
\"Decrease\"178,322.7		\"China\"China Construction Bank
\"Increase\"202,998.4		\"Netherlands\"
\"United		Royal Dutch Shell
\"Increase\"208,593.7\n
10\"China\"China Mobile
\"Increase\"192,998.6		\"UnitedProcter & Gamble
172,736.5		\"Australia\"
\"United		BHP Billiton
\"Increase\"196,866.0		\"Switzerland\"Nestl\u00e9
\"Increase\"203,534.3\n
\n

2009[edit]

\n

This Financial Times\u2013based list is up to date as of 31 December 2009. Indicated changes in market value are relative to the previous quarter.\n

\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n
Rank\nFirst quarter[87]\nSecond quarter[88]\nThird quarter[89]\nFourth quarter[90]\n
1\"UnitedExxonMobil
\"Decrease\"336,527		\"China\"PetroChina
\"Increase\"366,662.9		\"UnitedExxonMobil
\"Decrease\"329,725		\"China\"PetroChina
\"Increase\"353,140.1\n
2\"China\"PetroChina
\"Increase\"287,185		\"UnitedExxonMobil
\"Increase\"341,140.3		\"China\"PetroChina
\"Decrease\"325,097.5		\"UnitedExxonMobil
\"Decrease\"323,717.1\n
3\"UnitedWalmart
\"Decrease\"204,365		\"China\"ICBC
\"Increase\"257,004.4		\"China\"ICBC
\"Decrease\"237,951.5		\"UnitedMicrosoft
\"Increase\"270,635.4\n
4\"China\"ICBC
\"Increase\"187,885		\"UnitedMicrosoft
\"Increase\"211,546.2		\"UnitedMicrosoft
\"Increase\"229,630.7		\"China\"ICBC
\"Increase\"268,956.2\n
5\"China\"China Mobile
\"Decrease\"174,673		\"China\"China Mobile
\"Increase\"200,832.4		\"UnitedHSBC
\"Increase\"198,561.1		\"UnitedWalmart
\"Increase\"203,653.6\n
6\"UnitedMicrosoft
\"Decrease\"163,320		\"UnitedWalmart
\"Decrease\"188,752.0		\"China\"China Mobile
\"Decrease\"195,680.4		\"China\"China Construction Bank
\"Increase\"201,436.1\n
7\"UnitedAT&T
\"Decrease\"148,511		\"China\"China Construction Bank
\"Increase\"182,186.7		\"UnitedWalmart
\"Increase\"189,331.6		\"Australia\"
\"United		BHP Billiton
\"Increase\"201,248\n
8\"UnitedJohnson & Johnson
\"Decrease\"145,481		\"Brazil\"Petrobras
\"Increase\"165,056.9		\"Brazil\"Petrobras
\"Increase\"189,027.7		\"UnitedHSBC
\"Increase\"199,254.9\n
9\"Netherlands\"
\"United		Royal Dutch Shell
\"Decrease\"138,999		\"UnitedJohnson & Johnson
\"Increase\"156,515.9		\"China\"China Construction Bank
\"Increase\"186,816.7		\"Brazil\"Petrobras
\"Increase\"199,107.9\n
10\"UnitedProcter & Gamble
\"Decrease\"138,013		\"Netherlands\"
\"United		Royal Dutch Shell
\"Increase\"156,386.7		\"Netherlands\"
\"United		Royal Dutch Shell
\"Increase\"175,986.1		\"UnitedApple
\"Increase\"189,801.7\n
\n

2008[edit]

\n

This Financial Times\u2013based list is up to date as of 31 December 2008. Indicated changes in market value are relative to the previous quarter.\n

\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n
Rank\nFirst quarter[91]\nSecond quarter[92]\nThird quarter[93]\nFourth quarter[94]\n
1\"UnitedExxonMobil
\"Decrease\"452,505		\"UnitedExxonMobil
\"Increase\"465,652\n		\"UnitedExxonMobil
\"Increase\"403,366		\"UnitedExxonMobil
\"Increase\"406,067\n
2\"China\"PetroChina
\"Decrease\"423,996		\"China\"PetroChina
\"Increase\"341,140.3		\"China\"PetroChina
\"Decrease\"325,097.5		\"China\"PetroChina
\"Decrease\"259,836\n
3\"UnitedGeneral Electric
\"Decrease\"369,569		\"China\"ICBC
\"Increase\"257,004.4		\"China\"ICBC
\"Decrease\"237,951.5		\"UnitedWalmart
\"Decrease\"219,898\n
4\"Russia\"Gazprom
\"Decrease\"299,764		\"UnitedMicrosoft
\"Increase\"211,546.2		\"UnitedMicrosoft
\"Increase\"229,630.7		\"China\"China Mobile
\"Increase\"201,291\n
5\"China\"China Mobile
\"Decrease\"298,093		\"China\"China Mobile
\"Increase\"200,832.4		\"UnitedHSBC
\"Increase\"198,561.1		\"UnitedProcter & Gamble
\"Decrease\"184,576\n
6\"China\"ICBC
\"Decrease\"277,236		\"UnitedWalmart
\"Decrease\"188,752.0		\"China\"China Mobile
\"Decrease\"195,680.4		\"China\"ICBC
\"Decrease\"173,930\n
7\"UnitedMicrosoft
\"Decrease\"264,132		\"China\"China Construction Bank
\"Increase\"182,186.7		\"UnitedWalmart
\"Increase\"189,331.6		\"UnitedMicrosoft
\"Decrease\"172,929\n
8\"UnitedAT&T
\"Decrease\"231,168		\"Brazil\"Petrobras
\"Increase\"165,056.9		\"Brazil\"Petrobras
\"Increase\"189,027.7		\"UnitedAT&T
\"Increase\"167,950\n
9\"Netherlands\"
\"United		Royal Dutch Shell
\"Decrease\"220,110		\"UnitedJohnson & Johnson
\"Increase\"156,515.9		\"China\"China Construction Bank
\"Increase\"186,816.7		\"UnitedJohnson & Johnson
\"Decrease\"166,002\n
10\"UnitedProcter & Gamble
\"Decrease\"215,640		\"Netherlands\"
\"United		Royal Dutch Shell
\"Increase\"156,386.7		\"Netherlands\"
\"United		Royal Dutch Shell
\"Increase\"175,986.1		\"UnitedGeneral Electric
\"Decrease\"161,278\n
\n

2007[edit]

\n

This Financial Times\u2013based list is up to date as of 31 December 2007. Indicated changes in market value are relative to the previous quarter.\n

\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n
Rank\nFirst quarter[95]\nSecond quarter[96]\nThird quarter[97]\nFourth quarter[98]\n
1\"UnitedExxonMobil
\"Decrease\"429,567		\"UnitedExxonMobil
\"Increase\"472,519		\"UnitedExxonMobil
\"Increase\"513,362		\"China\"Petrochina
\"Increase\"723,952\n
2\"UnitedGeneral Electric
\"Decrease\"363,611		\"UnitedGeneral Electric
\"Increase\"393,831		\"UnitedGeneral Electric
\"Increase\"424,191		\"UnitedExxonMobil
\"Decrease\"511,887\n
3\"UnitedMicrosoft
\"Decrease\"272,912		\"UnitedMicrosoft
\"Increase\"281,934		\"China\"China Mobile
\"Increase\"327,937		\"UnitedGeneral Electric
\"Decrease\"374,637\n
4\"UnitedCitigroup
\"Decrease\"252,857		\"Netherlands\"
\"United		Royal Dutch Shell
\"Increase\"266,141		\"China\"ICBC
\"Increase\"279,269		\"China\"China Mobile
\"Increase\"354,120\n
5\"UnitedAT&T
\"Increase\"246,206		\"UnitedAT&T
\"Increase\"255,871		\"UnitedMicrosoft
\"Decrease\"276,202		\"China\"ICBC
\"Increase\"338,989\n
6\"Russia\"Gazprom
\"Decrease\"245,911		\"UnitedCitigroup
\"Increase\"253,703		\"Netherlands\"
\"United		Royal Dutch Shell
\"Decrease\"264,397		\"UnitedMicrosoft
\"Increase\"333,054\n
7\"Japan\"Toyota
\"Decrease\"230,832		\"Russia\"Gazprom
\"Decrease\"245,757		\"Russia\"Gazprom
\"Increase\"260,249		\"Russia\"Gazprom
\"Increase\"329,591\n
8\"UnitedBank of America
\"Decrease\"228,177		\"UnitedBP
\"Increase\"231,491		\"UnitedAT&T
\"Increase\"258,047		\"Netherlands\"
\"United		Royal Dutch Shell
\"Increase\"269,544\n
9\"China\"ICBC
\"Decrease\"224,788		\"Japan\"Toyota
\"Decrease\"228,009		\"UnitedCitigroup
\"Decrease\"232,162		\"UnitedAT&T
\"Decrease\"252,051\n
10\"Netherlands\"
\"United		Royal Dutch Shell
\"Decrease\"214,018		\"UnitedBank of America
\"Decrease\"216,963		\"UnitedBank of America
\"Increase\"223,066		\"China\"Sinopec
\"Increase\"249,645\n
\n

2006[edit]

\n

This Financial Times\u2013based list is up to date as of December 2006. Indicated changes in market value are relative to the previous quarter.\n

\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n
Rank\nFirst quarter[99]\nSecond quarter[100]\nThird quarter[101]\nFourth quarter[102]\n
1\"UnitedExxonMobil
\"Increase\"371,631		\"UnitedExxonMobil
\"Decrease\"371,187		\"UnitedExxonMobil
\"Increase\"398,906		\"UnitedExxonMobil
\"Increase\"446,943\n
2\"UnitedGeneral Electric
\"Decrease\"362,527		\"UnitedGeneral Electric
\"Decrease\"342,731		\"UnitedGeneral Electric
\"Increase\"364,414		\"UnitedGeneral Electric
\"Increase\"383,564\n
3\"UnitedMicrosoft
\"Increase\"281,171		\"Russia\"Gazprom
\"Increase\"246,341		\"UnitedMicrosoft
\"Increase\"272,679.0		\"UnitedMicrosoft
\"Increase\"293,537\n
4\"UnitedCitigroup
\"Decrease\"238,935		\"UnitedCitigroup
\"Increase\"239,862		\"Russia\"Gazprom
\"Decrease\"254,634.3		\"UnitedCitigroup
\"Increase\"273,691\n
5\"UnitedBP
\"Increase\"233,260		\"UnitedMicrosoft
\"Decrease\"237,688		\"UnitedCitigroup
\"Increase\"246,727		\"Russia\"Gazprom
\"Increase\"271,482\n
6\"UnitedBank of America
\"Increase\"211,706		\"UnitedBP
\"Increase\"233,151		\"UnitedBank of America
\"Increase\"242,451		\"China\"ICBC
\"Increase\"254,592\n
7\"Netherlands\"
\"United		Royal Dutch Shell
\"Increase\"211,280		\"Netherlands\"
\"United		Royal Dutch Shell
\"Increase\"224,925		\"Netherlands\"
\"United		Royal Dutch Shell
\"Decrease\"216,368		\"Japan\"Toyota
\"Increase\"241,161\n
8\"UnitedWalmart
\"Increase\"196,860		\"UnitedBank of America
\"Increase\"219,504		\"UnitedBP
\"Decrease\"215,623		\"UnitedBank of America
\"Decrease\"239,758\n
9\"Japan\"Toyota
\"Increase\"196,731		\"UnitedHSBC
\"Increase\"201,854		\"UnitedHSBC
\"Increase\"209,774		\"Netherlands\"
\"United		Royal Dutch Shell
\"Increase\"225,781\n
10\"Russia\"Gazprom
\"Increase\"196,339		\"UnitedWalmart
\"Increase\"200,762		\"UnitedPfizer
\"Increase\"206,785		\"UnitedBP
\"Increase\"218,643\n
\n

2005[edit]

\n

This Financial Times\u2013This list is up to date as of 31 March 2005.[103]\n

\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n
Rank\nName\nCountry\nPrimary industry\nMarket value
(USD million)\n
1General ElectricUnited StatesConglomerate\"Increase\"382,233\n
2ExxonMobilUnited StatesOil and gas\"Increase\"380,567\n
3MicrosoftUnited StatesSoftware industry\"Decrease\"262,975\n
4CitigroupUnited StatesBanking\"Decrease\"234,437\n
5BPUnited KingdomOil and gas\"Increase\"221,365\n
6WalmartUnited StatesRetail\"Decrease\"212,209\n
7Royal Dutch ShellNetherlands\n

United Kingdom\n

\n		Oil and gas\"Increase\"210,630\n
8Johnson & JohnsonUnited StatesHealth care\"Increase\"199,711\n
9PfizerUnited StatesHealth care\"Decrease\"195,945\n
10Bank of AmericaUnited StatesBanking\"Increase\"178,765\n
\n

2004[edit]

\n

This Financial Times\u2013based list is up to date as 31 March 2004.[104]\n

\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n
Rank\nName\nCountry\nPrimary industry\nMarket value (USD million)\n
1General ElectricUnited StatesConglomerate\"Increase\"299,336\n
2MicrosoftUnited StatesSoftware industry\"Increase\"271,911\n
3ExxonMobilUnited StatesOil and gas\"Increase\"263,940\n
4PfizerUnited StatesHealth care\"Increase\"261,616\n
5CitigroupUnited StatesBanking\"Increase\"259,191\n
6WalmartUnited StatesRetail\"Increase\"258,888\n
7American International GroupUnited StatesInsurance\"Increase\"183,696\n
8Intel CorporationUnited StatesComputer hardware\"Increase\"179,996\n
9BPUnited KingdomOil and gas\"Increase\"174,648\n
10HSBCUnited KingdomBanking\"Increase\"163,574\n
\n

2003[edit]

\n

This Financial Times\u2013based list is up to date as December 2003.[105]\n

\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n
Rank\nName\nCountry\nPrimary industry\nMarket value (USD million)\n
1MicrosoftUnited StatesSoftware industry\"Decrease\"264,003\n
2General ElectricUnited StatesConglomerate\"Decrease\"259,647\n
3ExxonMobilUnited StatesOil and gas\"Decrease\"241,037\n
4WalmartUnited StatesRetail\"Decrease\"234,399\n
5PfizerUnited StatesHealth care\"Decrease\"195,948\n
6CitigroupUnited StatesBanking\"Decrease\"183,887\n
7Johnson & JohnsonUnited StatesHealth care\"Decrease\"170,417\n
8Royal Dutch ShellNetherlands\n

United Kingdom\n

\n		Oil and gas\"Decrease\"149,034\n
9BPUnited KingdomOil and gas\"Decrease\"144,381\n
10IBMUnited StatesComputer software, computer hardware\"Increase\"139,272\n
\n

2002[edit]

\n

This Financial Times\u2013based list is up to date December 2002.[106]\n

\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n
Rank\nName\nCountry\nPrimary industry\nMarket value (USD million)\n
1General ElectricUnited StatesConglomerate\"Decrease\"372,089\n
2MicrosoftUnited StatesSoftware industry\"Increase\"326,639\n
3ExxonMobilUnited StatesOil and gas\"Increase\"299,820\n
4WalmartUnited StatesRetail\"Increase\"273,220\n
5CitigroupUnited StatesBanking\"Increase\"255,299\n
6PfizerUnited StatesHealth care\"Decrease\"249,021\n
7Intel CorporationUnited StatesComputer hardware\"Decrease\"203,838\n
8BPUnited KingdomOil and gas\"Decrease\"200,794\n
9Johnson & JohnsonUnited StatesHealth care\"Increase\"197,912\n
10Royal Dutch ShellNetherlands\n

United Kingdom\n

\n		Oil and gas\"Decrease\"189,913\n
\n

2001[edit]

\n

This Financial Times\u2013based list is up to date as 31 March 2001.[107]\n

\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n
Rank\nName\nCountry\nPrimary industry\nMarket value (USD million)\n
1General ElectricUnited StatesConglomerate\"Increase\"477,406\n
2Cisco SystemsUnited StatesNetworking hardware\"Decrease\"304,699\n
3ExxonMobilUnited StatesOil and gas\"Increase\"286,367\n
4PfizerUnited StatesHealth care263,996\n
5MicrosoftUnited StatesSoftware industry\"Decrease\"258,436\n
6WalmartUnited StatesRetail\"Decrease\"250,955\n
7CitigroupUnited StatesBanking250,143\n
8VodafoneUnited KingdomTelecommunications227,175\n
9IntelUnited StatesComputer hardware\"Decrease\"227,048\n
10Royal Dutch ShellNetherlands\n

United Kingdom\n

\n		Oil and gas206,340\n
\n

2000[edit]

\n

This Financial Times\u2013based list is up to date as 31 March 2000.[108]\n

\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n
Rank\nName\nCountry\nPrimary industry\nMarket value (USD million)\n
1MicrosoftUnited StatesSoftware industry\"Decrease\"586,197\n
2General ElectricUnited StatesConglomerate\"Decrease\"474,956\n
3NTT DocomoJapanTelecommunications\"Increase\"366,204\n
4Cisco SystemsUnited StatesNetworking hardware\"Decrease\"348,965\n
5WalmartUnited StatesRetail\"Decrease\"286,153\n
6IntelUnited StatesComputer hardware\"Increase\"277,096\n
7Nippon Telegraph & TelephoneJapanTelecommunications\"Increase\"274,905\n
8ExxonMobilUnited StatesOil and gas\"Decrease\"265,894\n
9LucentUnited StatesTelecommunications\"Increase\"237,668\n
10Deutsche TelekomGermanyTelecommunications\"Decrease\"209,628\n
\n

1999[edit]

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The 10 largest companies in the world by market capitalization in 1999[109]\n

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Rank\nName\nCountry\nIndustry\nMarket value (USD million)\n
1MicrosoftUnited StatesSoftware industry\"Increase\"602,430\n
2General ElectricUnited StatesConglomerate\"Increase\"507,220\n
3Cisco SystemsUnited StatesComputer hardware\"Increase\"357,110\n
4Wal-MartUnited StatesRetail\"Increase\"307,520\n
5ExxonMobilUnited StatesOil and gas\"Increase\"278,870\n
6IntelUnited StatesComputer hardware\"Increase\"275,010\n
7Nippon Telegraph & TelephoneJapanTelecommunications\"Increase\"272,050\n
8LucentUnited StatesTelecommunications\"Increase\"227,990\n
9NokiaFinlandTelecommunications\"Increase\"218,990\n
10Deutsche TelekomGermanyTelecommunications\"Increase\"216,070\n
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1998[edit]

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This Financial Times\u2013based list is up to date as of 30 September 1998.[110]\n

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Rank\nName\nCountry\nPrimary industry\nMarket value
(USD million)\n
1MicrosoftUnited StatesSoftware\"Increase\"271,854\n
2General ElectricUnited StatesConglomerate\"Increase\"258,871\n
3ExxonMobilUnited StatesOil and gas\"Increase\"172,213\n
4Royal Dutch ShellNetherlands\n

United Kingdom\n

\n		Oil and gas\"Decrease\"164,157\n
5MerckUnited StatesHealth care\"Increase\"154,753\n
6PfizerUnited StatesHealth care\"Increase\"148,074\n
7IntelUnited StatesComputer hardware\"Decrease\"144,060\n
8The Coca-Cola CompanyUnited StatesBeverage\"Decrease\"142,164\n
9WalmartUnited StatesRetail\"Increase\"123,062\n
10IBMUnited StatesSoftware, computer hardware\"Increase\"121,184\n
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1997[edit]

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This Financial Times\u2013based list is up to date as of 30 September 1997.[111]\n

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Rank\nName\nCountry\nPrimary industry\nMarket value (USD million)\n
1General ElectricUnited StatesConglomerate\"Increase\"222,748\n
2Royal Dutch ShellNetherlands\n

United Kingdom\n

\n		Oil and gas\"Increase\"191,002\n
3MicrosoftUnited StatesSoftware industry\"Increase\"159,660\n
4ExxonMobilUnited StatesOil and gas\"Increase\"157,970\n
5The Coca-Cola CompanyUnited StatesBeverage\"Increase\"151,288\n
6IntelUnited StatesComputer hardware\"Increase\"150,838\n
7Nippon Telegraph & TelephoneJapanTelecommunications\"Increase\"146,139\n
8MerckUnited StatesHealth care\"Increase\"120,757\n
9ToyotaJapanAutomotive\"Increase\"116,585\n
10NovartisSwitzerlandHealth care\"Increase\"104,468\n
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1996[edit]

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This Financial Times\u2013based list is up to date as of 30 September 1996.[112]\n

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Rank\nName\nCountry\nPrimary industry\nMarket value (USD million)\n
1General ElectricUnited StatesConglomerate136,515\n
2Royal Dutch ShellNetherlands\n

United Kingdom\n

\n		Oil and gas128,206\n
3The Coca-Cola CompanyUnited StatesBeverage117,258\n
4Nippon Telegraph & TelephoneJapanTelecommunications113,609\n
5ExxonMobilUnited StatesOil and gas102,161\n
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See also[edit]

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Notes[edit]

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  1. ^ Meta was formerly Facebook Inc. and traded as Facebook, Inc. at the time it first reached a $1tn capitalization\n
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  2. ^ On 5 November 2007, A shares of PetroChina ended their first day of trading after an IPO on the Shanghai Stock Exchange yielded a market cap of approximately $1 trillion.[29] Only 4 billion A shares were floated during the IPO, another 158 billion A shares were still held by China National Petroleum Corporation. 21.9 billion H shares were already floated on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange.[30] However, market capitalization based on H shares never reached $500 billion.[31]\n
    3. \n
  3. ^ a b c d e f g h i Note that in case some companies with multiple classes of stock only one class is considered.\n
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    • \n Biggest companies in the world by market value 2023\n
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    \n With a market capitalization of 2.75 trillion U.S. dollars as of May 2023, Apple was the world\u2019s largest company that year. Rounding out the top five were some of the world\u2019s most recognizable brands: Microsoft, Saudi Arabian Oil Company (Saudi Aramco), Google\u2019s parent company Alphabet, and Amazon. Saudi Aramco led the ranking of the world's most profitable companies in 2022, with a pre-tax income of more than 300 billion U.S. dollars.\r\n

    How are market value and market capitalization determined?

    \r\n\r\nMarket value and market capitalization are two terms frequently used \u2013 and confused - when discussing the profitability and viability of companies. Strictly speaking, market capitalization (or market cap) is the worth of a company based on the total value of all their shares; an important metric when determining the comparative value of companies for trading opportunities. Accordingly, many stock exchanges such as the New York or London Stock Exchange release market capitalization data on their listed companies. On the other hand, market value technically refers to what a company is worth in a much broader context. It is determined by multiple factors, including profitability, corporate debt, and the market environment as a whole. In this sense it aims to estimate the overall value of a company, with share price only being one element. Market value is therefore useful for determining whether a company\u2019s shares are over- or undervalued, and in arriving at a price if the company is to be sold. Such valuations are generally made on a case-by-case basis though, and not regularly reported. For this reason, market capitalization is often reported as market value.\r\n

    What are the top companies in the world?

    \r\n\r\nThe answer to this question depends on the metric used. Although the largest company by market capitalization, Apple\u2019s global revenue did not manage to crack the top five of companies. Rather, American multinational retailer Walmart was ranked as the largest company in the world by revenue. Walmart also had the highest number of employees in the world.\r\n\n
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    \n The 100 largest companies in the world by market capitalization in 2023 \n \n (in billion U.S. dollars)\n

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    Apple (U.S.)2,746.21
    Microsoft (U.S.)2,309.84
    Saudi Arabian Oil Company (Saudi Aramco, Saudi Arabia)2,055.22
    Alphabet (U.S.)1,340.53
    Amazon (U.S.)1,084.06
    NVIDIA (U.S.)708.4
    Meta Platforms (U.S.)599.82
    Tesla (U.S.)539
    LVMH Moet, Hennessey, Louis Vuitton (France)482.45
    Visa (U.S.)477.38
    UnitedHealthGroup (U.S.)460.19
    ExxonMobil (U.S.)439.39
    Taiwan Semiconductor (Taiwan)423.17
    Johnson & Johnson (U.S.)422.76
    Tencent Holdings (China)415.36
    Walmart (U.S.)409.12
    Eli Lilly (U.S.)406.11
    JP Morgan Chase (United States)399.59
    Procter & Gamble (U.S.)367.76
    Mastercard (U.S.)364.34
    Novo Nordisk (Denmark)359.43
    Nestle (Switzerland)337.66
    Samsung Electronics (South Korea)334.31
    Kweichow Moutai (China)318.07
    Chevron (U.S.)303.54
    Merck & Co. (U.S.)298.74
    The Home Depot (U.S.)293.95
    Coca-Cola (U.S.)276.86
    PepsiCo (U.S.)267.64
    Broadcom (U.S.)262.71
    AbbVie (U.S.)261.92
    Oracle (U.S.)261.8
    ASML Holding (Netherlands)254.33
    Roche Holding (Switzerland)253.99
    L'Oreal (France)250.39
    International Holding Company (UAE)236
    AstraZeneca (United Kingdom)233.12
    Costco Wholesale (U.S.)221.32
    Bank of America (U.S.)220.82
    Alibaba Group (China)216.59
    McDonald's (U.S.)216.55
    Pfizer (U.S.)216.28
    Thermo Gisher Scientific (U.S.)210.74
    Novartis (Switzerland)208.15
    Shell (United Kingdom)205.45
    ICBC (China)203.01
    Salesforce (U.S.)197.59
    Nike (U.S.)194.58
    Abbott Laboratories (U.S.)193.48
    Cisco Systems (U.S.)189.43
    Reliacne Industries (India)189.19
    China Mobile (Hong Kong)186.41
    Walt Disney (U.S.)183.63
    Linde (Untied Kingdom)179.61
    Accenture (Ireland)176.02
    China Construction Bank (China)172.99
    Comcast (U.S.)170.46
    Adobe (U.S.)159.81
    Verizon Communications (U.S.)159.04
    SAP (Germany)156.95
    NextEra Energy (U.S.)152.79
    TotalEnergies (France)151.64
    HSBC Holdings (United Kingdom)151.19
    United Parcel Service (U.S.)151.1
    Texas Instruments (U.S.)150.51
    BHP Group Ltd (Australia)150.43
    Philip Morris International (U.S.)148.33
    Tata Consultancy Services (India)144.52
    Contemporary Amperex Technology (China)143.97
    Netflix (U.S.)143.48
    Bristol Myers Squibb (U.S.)143.15
    Wells Fargo (U.S.)142.36
    Agricultural Bank of China (China)141.82
    Morgan Stanley (U.S.)141.76
    Raytheon Technologies (U.S.)141.12
    Sanofi (France)140.17
    Unilever (United Kingdom)140.02
    Ping An Insurance Group (China)138.56
    RBC (Canada)135.15
    Honeywell International (U.S.)132.08
    Siemens (Germany)130.65
    China Merchants Bank (China)129.84
    Intel (U.S.)129.26
    Anheuser-Busch InBev (Belgium)128.21
    Amgen (U.S.)126.38
    PetroChina (China)122.91
    Starbucks (U.S.)122.91
    Lowe's (U.S.)122.74
    Union Pacific (U.S.)122.69
    Bank of China (China)122.67
    AT&T (U.S.)122.46
    ConocoPhilips (U.S.)121.45
    Qualcomm (U.S.)121.18
    AIA Group (Hong Kong)120.4
    Medtronic (Ireland)119.82
    Intuit (U.S.)119.5
    Prologis (U.S.)118.61
    Deutsche Telekom (Germany)117.18
    Porsche Automobil Holding (Germany)115.76
    ConocoPhillips (United States)124.43
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    US companies below have the highest value on the market. These are well-known, established companies and sector leaders. Find them sorted by market cap and check their stats to see why they\u2019re doing so great.
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    MSFTMicrosoft Corporation
    		3.026T USD407.21 USD\u22120.07%4.444M0.2136.8311.06 USD+22.93%0.68%Technology Services
    Strong buy
    AAPLApple Inc.
    		2.805T USD181.66 USD\u22120.53%16.272M0.3228.276.43 USD+9.20%0.52%Electronic Technology
    Buy
    NVDANVIDIA Corporation
    		1.949T USD779.61 USD\u22120.94%17.278M0.2965.3111.94 USD+585.45%0.02%Electronic Technology
    Strong buy
    AMZNAmazon.com, Inc.
    		1.802T USD173.49 USD\u22120.03%9.655M0.2060.042.89 USD\u20140.00%Retail Trade
    Strong buy
    GOOGAlphabet Inc.
    		1.695T USD136.97 USD\u22122.23%9.866M0.4723.595.81 USD+27.47%0.00%Technology Services
    Buy
    METAMeta Platforms, Inc.
    		1.236T USD484.68 USD\u22120.49%5.319M0.3032.5414.90 USD+73.52%0.00%Technology Services
    Strong buy
    BRK.ABerkshire Hathaway Inc.
    		899.026B USD625000.00 USD+1.25%11.307K0.809.4266371.15 USD\u20140.00%Finance
    Buy
    LLYEli Lilly and Company
    		718.377B USD756.06 USD\u22121.17%986.81K0.30133.005.68 USD\u221216.40%0.59%Health Technology
    Buy
    TSLATesla, Inc.
    		651.242B USD204.49 USD+2.38%47.139M0.4747.524.30 USD+18.64%0.00%Consumer Durables
    Neutral
    AVGOBroadcom Inc.
    		606.693B USD1295.96 USD\u22120.02%289.277K0.1239.3532.94 USD+25.65%1.47%Electronic Technology
    Buy
    VVisa Inc.
    		572.524B USD284.98 USD+0.64%1.331M0.2633.328.55 USD+22.06%0.66%Commercial Services
    Buy
    JPMJP Morgan Chase & Co.
    		532.379B USD184.83 USD+0.75%2.068M0.2611.4016.22 USD\u20142.23%Finance
    Buy
    WMTWalmart Inc.
    		480.631B USD59.69 USD+0.16%3.566M0.1031.221.91 USD+34.22%1.28%Retail Trade
    Strong buy
    UNHUnitedHealth Group Incorporated
    		452.256B USD488.97 USD\u22124.76%3.955M1.5120.5023.85 USD+12.57%1.42%Health Services
    Buy
    MAMastercard Incorporated
    		445.18B USD477.21 USD+0.52%621.049K0.2440.3311.83 USD+15.70%0.50%Commercial Services
    Strong buy
    XOMExxon Mobil Corporation
    		418.426B USD104.69 USD+0.64%4.333M0.2311.788.89 USD\u221233.08%3.54%Energy Minerals
    Buy
    JNJJohnson & Johnson
    		386.836B USD160.60 USD\u22120.24%1.747M0.2328.805.58 USD\u221217.24%2.92%Health Technology
    Buy
    HDHome Depot, Inc. (The)
    		376.388B USD378.18 USD+0.70%619.107K0.1925.0415.10 USD\u22129.47%2.23%Retail Trade
    Buy
    PGProcter & Gamble Company (The)
    		375.472B USD159.57 USD+0.17%870.674K0.1526.725.97 USD+4.86%2.36%Consumer Non-Durables
    Buy
    COSTCostco Wholesale Corporation
    		331.962B USD748.12 USD+0.46%338.154K0.2051.0214.66 USD+10.84%0.53%Retail Trade
    Buy
    MRKMerck & Company, Inc.
    		324.278B USD128.04 USD\u22120.77%1.233M0.21968.530.13 USD\u221297.69%2.29%Health Technology
    Buy
    ABBVAbbVie Inc.
    		313.849B USD177.67 USD\u22120.74%973.945K0.2065.312.72 USD\u221258.98%3.35%Health Technology
    Buy
    ORCLOracle Corporation
    		307.577B USD111.89 USD+0.46%1.127M0.1430.943.62 USD+12.90%1.44%Technology Services
    Buy
    CRMSalesforce, Inc.
    		290.424B USD300.02 USD+0.18%2.817M0.57113.882.63 USD+849.37%0.00%Technology Services
    Buy
    CVXChevron Corporation
    		284.366B USD153.11 USD+0.62%1.922M0.2413.4911.35 USD\u221237.83%3.97%Energy Minerals
    Buy
    AMDAdvanced Micro Devices, Inc.
    		284.314B USD175.96 USD\u22121.15%15.477M0.26336.250.52 USD\u221240.86%0.00%Electronic Technology
    Buy
    BACBank of America Corporation
    		271.371B USD34.47 USD+0.55%10.775M0.3011.213.07 USD\u20142.68%Finance
    Buy
    KOCoca-Cola Company (The)
    		260.343B USD60.37 USD+0.05%2.318M0.1624.452.47 USD+12.57%3.05%Consumer Non-Durables
    Buy
    NFLXNetflix, Inc.
    		257.583B USD595.21 USD\u22121.07%1.106M0.3049.5312.02 USD+20.72%0.00%Technology Services
    Buy
    ADBEAdobe Inc.
    		251.432B USD556.27 USD+0.68%577.267K0.1247.0611.82 USD+17.01%0.00%Technology Services
    Buy
    ACNAccenture plc
    		237.235B USD378.37 USD+0.12%331.212K0.1935.0610.79 USD\u22121.99%1.28%Technology Services
    Buy
    PEPPepsiCo, Inc.
    		230.327B USD167.58 USD\u22120.34%1.084M0.2025.556.56 USD+2.27%2.94%Consumer Non-Durables
    Buy
    TMOThermo Fisher Scientific Inc
    		218.061B USD571.87 USD+1.01%253.941K0.2437.0115.45 USD\u221212.34%0.25%Health Technology
    Buy
    LINLinde plc
    		217.599B USD448.76 USD+0.89%385.387K0.2835.6312.60 USD+52.89%1.15%Process Industries
    Strong buy
    MCDMcDonald's Corporation
    		212.984B USD294.97 USD+0.41%486.235K0.1925.5011.57 USD+38.61%2.12%Consumer Services
    Buy
    ABTAbbott Laboratories
    		207.597B USD119.64 USD+0.20%635.369K0.1236.643.27 USD\u221216.50%1.74%Health Technology
    Buy
    DISWalt Disney Company (The)
    		202.966B USD110.65 USD+1.13%2.806M0.2767.961.63 USD\u221210.48%0.27%Consumer Services
    Buy
    WFCWells Fargo & Company
    		198.014B USD55.35 USD+0.99%6.467M0.3011.464.83 USD\u20142.37%Finance
    Buy
    CSCOCisco Systems, Inc.
    		196.222B USD48.46 USD+0.31%3.186M0.1414.753.29 USD+20.22%3.23%Technology Services
    Neutral
    TMUST-Mobile US, Inc.
    		194.136B USD163.57 USD\u22120.64%630.529K0.1623.586.94 USD+235.16%0.39%Communications
    Strong buy
    DHRDanaher Corporation
    		189.512B USD256.20 USD+0.53%354.301K0.1740.146.38 USD\u221233.71%0.41%Health Technology
    Buy
    INTUIntuit Inc.
    		186.102B USD664.70 USD\u22120.70%285.51K0.1967.949.78 USD+43.65%0.50%Technology Services
    Buy
    INTCIntel Corporation
    		179.014B USD42.34 USD\u22120.91%8.577M0.21109.750.39 USD\u221280.23%1.73%Electronic Technology
    Neutral
    QCOMQUALCOMM Incorporated
    		174.314B USD156.20 USD\u22121.33%1.79M0.2122.646.90 USD\u221233.49%1.99%Electronic Technology
    Buy
    GEGeneral Electric Company
    		168.746B USD155.05 USD+0.69%2.266M0.3518.558.36 USD\u20140.21%Producer Manufacturing
    Buy
    IBMInternational Business Machines Corporation
    		168.617B USD183.93 USD\u22120.51%761.083K0.1822.658.12 USD+361.65%3.59%Technology Services
    Neutral
    CMCSAComcast Corporation
    		168.288B USD42.37 USD+0.24%2.994M0.1511.433.71 USD+211.31%2.74%Consumer Services
    Buy
    VZVerizon Communications Inc.
    		168.234B USD40.02 USD+0.21%3.628M0.2314.522.76 USD\u221245.48%6.60%Communications
    Buy
    CATCaterpillar, Inc.
    		164.959B USD330.33 USD+0.82%460.971K0.2216.4020.14 USD+59.27%1.56%Producer Manufacturing
    Neutral
    AMATApplied Materials, Inc.
    		163.958B USD197.05 USD\u22122.86%2.729M0.3123.188.50 USD+13.94%0.60%Producer Manufacturing
    Buy
    UBERUber Technologies, Inc.
    		161.718B USD77.88 USD\u22121.10%3.232M0.1288.780.88 USD\u20140.00%Transportation
    Strong buy
    NKENike, Inc.
    		159.248B USD105.10 USD\u22120.05%1.175M0.1530.693.42 USD\u22123.30%1.32%Consumer Non-Durables
    Buy
    AXPAmerican Express Company
    		158.343B USD218.75 USD+0.35%598.099K0.2119.5011.22 USD+13.96%1.10%Finance
    Buy
    UNPUnion Pacific Corporation
    		155.466B USD254.96 USD+0.66%442.739K0.1924.3910.45 USD\u22126.81%2.05%Transportation
    Buy
    NOWServiceNow, Inc.
    		155.452B USD758.30 USD\u22121.15%446.642K0.3490.108.42 USD+425.68%0.00%Technology Services
    Strong buy
    BXBlackstone Inc.
    		153.641B USD126.78 USD+0.02%486.534K0.1469.051.84 USD\u221222.47%2.62%Finance
    Buy
    PFEPfizer, Inc.
    		153.564B USD27.20 USD+1.13%10.129M0.2975.670.36 USD\u221293.43%6.14%Health Technology
    Buy
    AMGNAmgen Inc.
    		149.736B USD279.40 USD+0.33%598.201K0.2022.3812.48 USD+3.07%3.06%Health Technology
    Buy
    TXNTexas Instruments Incorporated
    		148.832B USD163.68 USD\u22120.76%670.734K0.1523.157.07 USD\u221224.82%3.08%Electronic Technology
    Neutral
    MSMorgan Stanley
    		140.519B USD85.93 USD+0.51%1.3M0.1716.615.17 USD\u20143.89%Finance
    Buy
    PMPhilip Morris International Inc
    		140.14B USD90.27 USD+0.10%740.649K0.1518.005.01 USD\u221213.74%5.70%Consumer Non-Durables
    Buy
    LOWLowe's Companies, Inc.
    		138.079B USD240.09 USD+2.00%1.077M0.4118.2313.17 USD+31.64%1.85%Retail Trade
    Buy
    ISRGIntuitive Surgical, Inc.
    		135.816B USD385.49 USD\u22120.25%281.346K0.2376.665.03 USD+37.71%0.00%Health Technology
    Buy
    SPGIS&P Global Inc.
    		135.176B USD430.36 USD+0.59%268.623K0.1852.288.23 USD\u221221.62%0.84%Commercial Services
    Strong buy
    SYKStryker Corporation
    		133.144B USD350.14 USD\u22120.59%410.893K0.3242.468.25 USD+33.65%0.87%Health Technology
    Buy
    COPConocoPhillips
    		131.769B USD112.01 USD+0.36%1.317M0.2012.359.07 USD\u221237.66%3.50%Energy Minerals
    Buy
    HONHoneywell International Inc.
    		129.621B USD198.75 USD+0.29%402.619K0.1523.468.47 USD+16.50%2.10%Electronic Technology
    Buy
    GSGoldman Sachs Group, Inc. (The)
    		127.637B USD392.05 USD+0.32%386.766K0.1817.1822.82 USD\u20142.69%Finance
    Buy
    UPSUnited Parcel Service, Inc.
    		126.38B USD148.22 USD\u22120.03%490.05K0.1419.027.79 USD\u221241.00%4.37%Transportation
    Buy
    BABoeing Company (The)
    		125.56B USD205.79 USD+2.18%3.882M0.67\u2014\u22123.67 USD+55.78%0.00%Electronic Technology
    Buy
    TAT&T Inc.
    		121.562B USD17.00 USD+0.98%8.9M0.298.661.96 USD\u20146.60%Communications
    Buy
    BLKBlackRock, Inc.
    		120.961B USD812.13 USD+1.45%96.52K0.1922.2436.52 USD+7.53%2.50%Finance
    Strong buy
    LRCXLam Research Corporation
    		120.547B USD919.48 USD\u22121.21%215.521K0.2235.5525.86 USD\u221230.47%0.80%Producer Manufacturing
    Buy
    SCHWCharles Schwab Corporation (The)
    		120.372B USD65.98 USD+0.96%1.373M0.2225.992.54 USD\u221227.58%1.53%Finance
    Buy
    RTXRTX Corporation
    		120.356B USD90.71 USD+0.32%1.413M0.2240.522.24 USD\u221236.04%2.57%Electronic Technology
    Neutral
    BKNGBooking Holdings Inc. Common Stock
    		119.416B USD3494.65 USD+0.48%99.947K0.2729.62117.98 USD+51.51%0.00%Consumer Services
    Buy
    ELVElevance Health, Inc.
    		117.421B USD504.67 USD\u22120.54%347.745K0.4720.0525.17 USD+1.53%1.17%Health Services
    Buy
    TJXTJX Companies, Inc. (The)
    		115.153B USD101.04 USD+0.52%2.558M0.5128.613.53 USD+23.14%1.29%Retail Trade
    Buy
    ETNEaton Corporation, PLC
    		114.292B USD286.23 USD+0.94%246.321K0.1535.708.02 USD+30.56%1.21%Producer Manufacturing
    Buy
    NEENextEra Energy, Inc.
    		113.315B USD55.21 USD\u22120.63%3.455M0.3115.313.61 USD+72.52%3.37%Utilities
    Strong buy
    PGRProgressive Corporation (The)
    		112.755B USD192.52 USD+0.18%447.822K0.1929.266.58 USD+457.92%0.60%Finance
    Buy
    MDTMedtronic plc.
    		111.398B USD83.78 USD\u22120.07%838.115K0.1226.573.15 USD+3.77%3.28%Health Technology
    Buy
    VRTXVertex Pharmaceuticals Incorporated
    		111.142B USD430.27 USD\u22120.15%170.542K0.1630.9713.89 USD+8.36%0.00%Health Technology
    Buy
    REGNRegeneron Pharmaceuticals, Inc.
    		108.788B USD991.13 USD\u22120.22%98.199K0.2228.5234.75 USD\u22129.14%0.00%Health Technology
    Buy
    CCitigroup, Inc.
    		106.931B USD55.95 USD+0.42%2.254M0.1713.984.00 USD\u20143.73%Finance
    Buy
    SBUXStarbucks Corporation
    		106.198B USD93.80 USD\u22120.35%1.165M0.1625.083.74 USD+29.77%2.29%Consumer Services
    Buy
    LMTLockheed Martin Corporation
    		104.791B USD433.66 USD+0.75%300.523K0.2515.7427.55 USD+26.91%2.82%Electronic Technology
    Neutral
    ADPAutomatic Data Processing, Inc.
    		103.322B USD251.52 USD+0.08%230.677K0.1629.278.59 USD+14.15%2.05%Technology Services
    Neutral
    CBChubb Limited
    		103.178B USD254.29 USD\u22120.23%340.848K0.2611.6521.83 USD+74.20%1.34%Finance
    Buy
    BMYBristol-Myers Squibb Company
    		102.687B USD50.78 USD+0.53%1.806M0.1513.163.86 USD+30.70%4.57%Health Technology
    Neutral
    DEDeere & Company
    		101.968B USD364.19 USD+0.98%593.891K0.2710.6134.33 USD+27.35%1.48%Producer Manufacturing
    Buy
    MMCMarsh & McLennan Companies, Inc.
    		100.998B USD205.43 USD+1.08%181.125K0.1327.307.53 USD+24.78%1.34%Finance
    Neutral
    PANWPalo Alto Networks, Inc.
    		100.284B USD310.38 USD\u22121.39%3.537M0.2448.526.40 USD+8305.52%0.00%Technology Services
    Buy
    ABNBAirbnb, Inc.
    		99.951B USD154.42 USD+1.55%1.753M0.2321.357.23 USD+159.75%0.00%Consumer Services
    Neutral
    MUMicron Technology, Inc.
    		99.197B USD89.86 USD\u22122.17%5.751M0.36\u2014\u22126.28 USD\u2212213.87%0.50%Electronic Technology
    Buy
    MDLZMondelez International, Inc.
    		98.892B USD73.44 USD+0.43%951.693K0.1320.293.62 USD+84.71%2.22%Consumer Non-Durables
    Strong buy
    BSXBoston Scientific Corporation
    		97.921B USD66.75 USD+0.47%1.004M0.1762.361.07 USD+139.60%0.00%Distribution Services
    Strong buy
    SHOPShopify Inc.
    		97.89B USD76.05 USD\u22120.76%2.184M0.15775.350.10 USD\u20140.00%Technology Services
    Buy
    CIThe Cigna Group
    		97.786B USD334.31 USD\u22121.89%738.225K0.5119.2317.39 USD\u221218.65%1.44%Health Services
    Buy
    CVSCVS Health Corporation
    		95.132B USD75.60 USD\u22120.89%1.943M0.2211.696.47 USD+107.11%3.25%Retail Trade
    Buy
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