It doesn't come as a surprise to see Apple rocking that top spot.
Every release was a hit; back to back!
Apple also generated a stunning revenue of $233 billion, profit of $53
billion, assets worth over $239 billion and a market cap of $586 billion
for the past year.
Awesome right?
Yea really awesome!
When in April Apple announced the first ever decline in iPhone sales,
some observers questioned if the company’s best days are behind it.
Despite the angst, Tim Cook’s Apple continues to outshine its peers in
every metric that counts.
These results make Apple not only the biggest tech company in the
world, but also bumps it to the 8th largest company in the world-
-marking a return to the global top ten–and 4th largest in the U.S. on
the 2016 Forbes Global 2000.
Fourteen of the 25 largest tech companies in the world hail from the
U.S., including seven of the top 10: Apple, Microsoft, Alphabet, Intel,
IBM, Cisco Systems and Oracle. The Asia-Pacific region is well
represented the bulk of the rest of the list with eight companies– three
from China, two each from Taiwan and South Korea and one from India.
Germany, Sweden and Finland round out the top 25 in tech.
Samsung takes the no. 2 spot of the second largest company in the world.
Next up is Microsoft for spot no. 3, having generated $86.5 billion in
revenue, $10 billion in profit, assets of $182 billion and a $407
billion market value.
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