Business magazine Forbes on April 18, 2012 release the two thousand largest companies in the world. In the ranks of the big ten, it was fifty percent is dominated by United States companies. However, a number of companies from Europe, Asia and even also attract attention.
Note the Forbes Global 2000, in addition to companies from the United States with 524 companies, the largest order in the record company of Japan is Forbes with 258 companies. And China as the largest company in the third number. Following the then United Kingdom, with 93 South Korea 68 companies, corporations, and India 61 companies and countries that are experiencing growth in four categories are Thailand, the Philippines, Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates.
See the list of global 2000, there are at least five companies from the country that Barack Obama berpresiden. They are Exxon Mobil, JPMorgan Chase, General Electric, Berkshire-Hathaway and Well Fargo. Top position occupied by Exxon Mobil, the American oil company land Abang Sam who has the advantage of up to US $ 41.1 billion ($ 377,06 billion) and assets of US $ 331,1 billion ($ 3.03 billion).
Here's the top 10 world's best public companies released Forbes last week:
1. Exxon Mobil with a turnover of 41.1 billion US dollars
2. JP Morgan Chase with a turnover of 19 billion US dollars
3. General Electric with a turnover of 14.2 billion US dollars
4. Royal Dutch Shell with a turnover of 30,9 billion US dollars
5. the ICBC with a turnover of 25.1 billion US dollars
6. HSBC Holdings with a turnover of 16.2 billion US dollars
7. with a turnover of 20.6 billion PetroChina US dollars
8. Berkshire Hathaway with a profit of 10.3 billion US dollars
9. Wells Fargo with a turnover of 15.9 billion US dollars
10. Petrobras-Petroleo Brazil with a turnover of 20.1 billion u.s. dollar
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