This ranking highlights the scale of America’s top government technology and contracting companies. Oracle ($803B) leads the pack, followed by Palantir ($424B), showing how software and data analytics are now as central to government as traditional defense primes like Lockheed Martin ($114B) and RTX ($219B). Tech giants like IBM, Salesforce, and Cisco also feature prominently, reflecting the deep integration of enterprise IT into government operations.
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This treemap compares the market capitalization of listed companies across the world’s major blocs. The United States dominates with $69.9T, followed by China at $19.8T. Japan ($7.2T), the UK ($4.2T), France ($3.2T), Canada ($3.8T), and Germany ($2.9T) round out the G7, while India ($5.1T),Saudi Arabia ($2.5T), and others highlight BRICS’ growing presence. The “Rest of the World” collectively accounts for $24.7T.
2014–2016: The “China Surge” — Alibaba and Tencent rose rapidly on e‑commerce and mobile internet growth.
2017–2019: Social platform wars — Meta and Tencent both thrived as global attention shifted to social ecosystems.
2020–2021: Cloud explosion — Amazon’s AWS dominance pushed it past $1.6T, while Meta neared $1T.
2022–2023: Diverging paths — U.S. tech rebounded with AI pivots, while Chinese firms faced regulatory headwinds.
2024–2025: AI & scale — Amazon (Amazon market cap $2.3T) and Meta (Meta market cap $1.9T) surged, cementing U.S. dominance; Tencent (Tencent market cap $757B) and Alibaba (Alibaba market cap $392B) remain strong but no longer in the same league.
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A visual tour of the region’s companies ranked in the global top 150 by market cap Source: MarketCapWatch
From Paris to Stockholm — the European giants shaping global markets Source: MarketCapWatch
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This chart breaks down the revenues for the world’s largest carmakers, grouping brands under their parent companies. The standout insight: Toyota and Volkswagen each generate annual sales on par with the combined totals of several other major automaker groups. Toyota’s revenue rivals the sum of BMW + Mercedes‑Benz, while Volkswagen’s is close to Ford + GM combined. Source: MarketCapWatch
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This heatmap shows the number of publicly listed companies headquartered in each U.S. state, based on MarketCapWatch data. Darker blues mark states with higher corporate density, lighter blues indicate fewer listings.
