America’s Top 10 Most Valuable Companies, 1990 to 2024

The US economy is heavily reliant on consumer spending, which means it absolutely depends on businesses to identify and sell products that people want. For example, Fortune 500 companies generate a combined annual revenue of $18.1 trillion and employ over 30.4 million people, accounting for two-thirds of the US gross domestic product and nearly one-fifth of all American jobs. Large businesses play a crucial role in the US economy, but the market is always changing, and shifts in consumer preferences inevitably impact corporate America over time. Notably, in 2024, half of the 10 most valuable US companies were less than 35 years old, and none of them were among the 10 most valuable companies in 1990.

Each year since 1990, CEOWORLD magazine has ranked the top 10 S&P 500 companies with the highest estimated market capitalization as of January 1st. The rankings exclusively feature currently publicly traded companies. Market capitalization, or market cap, is calculated by multiplying the number of outstanding shares of a publicly traded company by the value of a single share. Market cap is a preferred metric for gauging a company’s value as it reflects supply and demand dynamics. It’s important to note that the values represented in this story are a snapshot in time and can fluctuate significantly for any given company.

Year: 2024

1. Apple (AAPL): $3 trillion market cap. (Industry: Consumer electronics)
2. Microsoft (MSFT): $2.8 trillion market cap. (Industry: Software infrastructure)
3. Alphabet (GOOG): $1.7 trillion market cap. (Industry: Internet content and information)
4. Amazon (AMZN): $1.6 trillion market cap. (Industry: Internet retail)
5. NVIDIA (NVDA): $1.2 trillion market cap. (Industry: Semiconductors)
6. Meta/Facebook (META): $909.8 billion market cap. (Industry: Internet content and information)
7. Tesla (TSLA): $789.9 billion market cap. (Industry: Auto manufacturing)
8. Berkshire Hathaway (BRK-A/B): $772.5 billion market cap. (Industry: Insurance – diversified)
9. Eli Lilly (LLY): $553.4 billion market cap. (Industry: Drug manufacturing)
10. Visa (V): $534.6 billion market cap. (Industry: Credit services)

Year: 2023

1. Apple (AAPL): $2.1 trillion market cap. (Industry: Consumer electronics)
2. Microsoft (MSFT): $1.8 trillion market cap. (Industry: Software infrastructure)
3. Alphabet (GOOG): $1.1 trillion market cap. (Industry: Internet content and information)
4. Amazon (AMZN): $856.9 billion market cap. (Industry: Internet retail)
5. Berkshire Hathaway (BRK-A/B): $678.7 billion market cap. (Industry: Insurance – diversified)
6. UnitedHealth (UNH): $495.4 billion market cap. (Industry: Healthcare plans)
7. Johnson & Johnson (JNJ): $461.9 billion market cap. (Industry: Drug manufacturing)
8. Exxon Mobil (XOM): $454.3 billion market cap. (Industry: Oil and gas)
9. isa (V): $440 billion market cap. (Industry: Credit services)
10. JPMorgan Chase (JPM): $393.3 billion market cap. (Industry: Banking)

Year: 2022

1. Apple (AAPL): $2.9 trillion market cap. (Industry: Consumer electronics)
2. Microsoft (MSFT): $2.5 trillion market cap. (Industry: Software infrastructure)
3. Alphabet (GOOG): $1.9 trillion market cap. (Industry: Internet content and information)
4. Amazon (AMZN): $1.7 trillion market cap. (Industry: Internet retail)
5. Tesla (TSLA): $1.1 trillion market cap. (Industry: Auto manufacturing)
6. Meta/Facebook (META): $921.9 billion market cap. (Industry: Internet content and information)
7. NVIDIA (NVDA): $735.3 billion market cap. (Industry: Semiconductors)
8. Berkshire Hathaway (BRK-A/B): $662.6 billion market cap. (Industry: Insurance – diversified)
9. UnitedHealth (UNH): $472.5 billion market cap. (Industry: Healthcare plans)
10. JPMorgan Chase (JPM): $466.2 billion market cap. (Industry: Banking)

Year: 2021

1. Apple (AAPL): $2.2 trillion market cap. (Industry: Consumer electronics)
2. Microsoft (MSFT): $1.7 trillion market cap. (Industry: Software infrastructure)
3. Amazon (AMZN): $1.6 trillion market cap. (Industry: Internet retail)
4. Alphabet (GOOG): $1.2 trillion market cap. (Industry: Internet content and information)
5. Meta/Facebook (META): $778.2 billion market cap. (Industry: Internet content and information)
6. Tesla (TSLA): $677.4 billion market cap. (Industry: Auto manufacturing)
7. Berkshire Hathaway (BRK-A/B): $537 billion market cap. (Industry: Insurance – diversified)
8. Visa (V): $473.8 billion market cap. (Industry: Credit services)
9. Johnson & Johnson (JNJ): $414.3 billion market cap. (Industry: Drug manufacturing)
10. Walmart (WMT): $407.8 billion market cap. (Industry: Discount stores)

Year: 2020

1. Apple (AAPL): $1.3 trillion market cap. (Industry: Consumer electronics)
2. Microsoft (MSFT): $1.2 trillion market cap. (Industry: Software infrastructure)
3. Alphabet (GOOG): $922 billion market cap. (Industry: Internet content and information)
4. Amazon (AMZN): $920.2 billion market cap. (Industry: Internet retail)
5. Meta/Facebook (META): $585.4 billion market cap. (Industry: Internet content and information)
6. Berkshire Hathaway (BRK-A/B): $552.1 billion market cap. (Industry: Insurance – diversified)
7. JPMorgan Chase (JPM): $429.9 billion market cap. (Industry: Banking)
8. Visa (V): $409.4 billion market cap. (Industry: Credit services)
9. Johnson & Johnson (JNJ): $384 billion market cap. (Industry: Drug manufacturing)
10. Walmart (WMT): $337.2 billion market cap. (Industry: Discount stores)

Year: 2019

1. Microsoft (MSFT): $780.4 billion market cap. (Industry: Software infrastructure)
2. Apple (AAPL): $746.1 billion market cap. (Industry: Consumer electronics)
3. Amazon (AMZN): $737.5 billion market cap. (Industry: Internet retail)
4. Alphabet (GOOG): $726.8 billion market cap. (Industry: Internet content and information)
5. Berkshire Hathaway (BRK-A/B): $502.6 billion market cap. (Industry: Insurance – diversified)
6. Meta/Facebook (META): $374.1 billion market cap. (Industry: Internet content and information)
7. Johnson & Johnson (JNJ): $343.6 billion market cap. (Industry: Drug manufacturing)
8. JPMorgan Chase (JPM): $319.8 billion market cap. (Industry: Banking)
9. Visa (V): $294 billion market cap. (Industry: Credit services)
10. Exxon Mobil (XOM): $288.9 billion market cap. (Industry: Oil and gas)

Year: 2018

1. Apple (AAPL): $860.9 billion market cap. (Industry: Consumer electronics)
2. Alphabet (GOOG): $731.9 billion market cap. (Industry: Internet content and information)
3. Microsoft (MSFT): $659.9 billion market cap. (Industry: Software infrastructure)
4. Amazon (AMZN): $563.5 billion market cap. (Industry: Internet retail)
5. Meta/Facebook (META): $512.8 billion market cap. (Industry: Internet content and information)
6. Berkshire Hathaway (BRK-A/B): $489.1 billion market cap. (Industry: Insurance – diversified)
7. Johnson & Johnson (JNJ): $375.4 billion market cap. (Industry: Drug manufacturing)
8. JPMorgan Chase (JPM): $371.1 billion market cap. (Industry: Banking)
9. Exxon Mobil (XOM): $354.4 billion market cap. (Industry: Oil and gas)
10. Bank of America (BAC): $307.9 billion market cap. (Industry: Banking)

Year: 2017

1. Apple (AAPL): $609 billion market cap. (Industry: Consumer electronics)
2. Alphabet (GOOG): $546.2 billion market cap. (Industry: Internet content and information)
3. Microsoft (MSFT): $483.2 billion market cap. (Industry: Software infrastructure)
4. Berkshire Hathaway (BRK-A/B): $401.9 billion market cap. (Industry: Insurance – diversified)
5. Exxon Mobil (XOM): $374.3 billion market cap. (Industry: Oil and gas)
6. Amazon (AMZN): $356.3 billion market cap. (Industry: Internet retail)
7. Meta/Facebook (META): $331.6 billion market cap. (Industry: Internet content and information)
8. Johnson & Johnson (JNJ): $313.4 billion market cap. (Industry: Drug manufacturing)
9. JPMorgan Chase (JPM): $308.8 billion market cap. (Industry: Banking)
10. Wells Fargo (WFC): $276.8 billion market cap. (Industry: Banking)

Year: 2016

1. Apple (AAPL): $583.6 billion market cap. (Industry: Consumer electronics)
2. Alphabet (GOOG): $534.8 billion market cap. (Industry: Internet content and information)
3. Microsoft (MSFT): $439.7 billion market cap. (Industry: Software infrastructure)
4. Berkshire Hathaway (BRK-A/B): $325.5 billion market cap. (Industry: Insurance – diversified)
5. Exxon Mobil (XOM): $324 billion market cap. (Industry: Oil and gas)
6. Amazon (AMZN): $318.3 billion market cap. (Industry: Internet retail)
7. Meta/Facebook (META): $296.6 billion market cap. (Industry: Internet content and information)
8. Johnson & Johnson (JNJ): $284.2 billion market cap. (Industry: Drug manufacturing)
9. Wells Fargo (WFC): $276.8 billion market cap. (Industry: Banking)
10. JPMorgan Chase (JPM): $241.9 billion market cap. (Industry: Banking)

Year: 2015

1. Apple (AAPL): $643.1 billion market cap. (Industry: Consumer electronics)
2. Exxon Mobil (XOM): $388.4 billion market cap. (Industry: Oil and gas)
3. Microsoft (MSFT): $381.7 billion market cap. (Industry: Software infrastructure)
4. Berkshire Hathaway (BRK-A/B): $370 billion market cap. (Industry: Insurance – diversified)
5. Alphabet (GOOG): $361.4 billion market cap. (Industry: Internet content and information)
6. Johnson & Johnson (JNJ): $291 billion market cap. (Industry: Drug manufacturing)
7. Wells Fargo (WFC): $283.4 billion market cap. (Industry: Banking)
8. Walmart (WMT): $276.8 billion market cap. (Industry: Discount stores)
9. Procter & Gamble (PG): $246 billion market cap. (Industry: Household and personal products)
10. JPMorgan Chase (JPM): $232.5 billion market cap. (Industry: Banking)

Year: 2014

10. Procter & Gamble (PG): $220.7 billion market cap. (Industry: Household and personal products)
9. Wells Fargo (WFC): $238.7 billion market cap. (Industry: Banking)
8. Chevron (CVX): $239 billion market cap. (Industry: Oil and gas)
7. Walmart (WMT): $254.6 billion market cap. (Industry: Discount stores)
6. Johnson & Johnson (JNJ): $258.3 billion market cap. (Industry: Drug manufacturing)
5. Berkshire Hathaway (BRK-A/B): $292.4 billion market cap. (Industry: Insurance – diversified)
4. Microsoft (MSFT): $310.5 billion market cap. (Industry: Software infrastructure)
3. Alphabet (GOOG): $376 billion market cap. (Industry: Internet content and information)
2. Exxon Mobil (XOM): $438.7 billion market cap. (Industry: Oil and gas)
1. Apple (AAPL): $500.7 billion market cap. (Industry: Consumer electronics)

Year: 2013

10. Procter & Gamble (PG): $185.5 billion market cap. (Industry: Household and personal products)
9. Johnson & Johnson (JNJ): $194.8 billion market cap. (Industry: Drug manufacturing)
8. International Business Machines (IBM): $204.4 billion market cap. (Industry: Information technology services)
7. Chevron (CVX): $210.5 billion market cap. (Industry: Oil and gas)
6. Berkshire Hathaway (BRK-A/B): $221.1 billion market cap. (Industry: Insurance – diversified)
5. Microsoft (MSFT): $223.7 billion market cap. (Industry: Software infrastructure)
4. Walmart (WMT): $228.3 billion market cap. (Industry: Discount stores)
3. Alphabet (GOOG): $233.2 billion market cap. (Industry: Internet content and information)
2. Exxon Mobil (XOM): $389.7 billion market cap. (Industry: Oil and gas)
1. Apple (AAPL): $499.7 billion market cap. (Industry: Consumer electronics)

Year: 2012

10. Johnson & Johnson (JNJ): $179.1 billion market cap. (Industry: Drug manufacturing)
9. Procter & Gamble (PG): $183.5 billion market cap. (Industry: Household and personal products)
8. Berkshire Hathaway (BRK-A/B): $188.9 billion market cap. (Industry: Insurance – diversified)
7. Walmart (WMT): $204.7 billion market cap. (Industry: Discount stores)
6. International Business Machines (IBM): $207 billion market cap. (Industry: Information technology services)
5. Alphabet (GOOG): $209 billion market cap. (Industry: Internet content and information)
4. Chevron (CVX): $211.9 billion market cap. (Industry: Oil and gas)
3. Microsoft (MSFT): $218.4 billion market cap. (Industry: Software infrastructure)
2. Apple (AAPL): $377.5 billion market cap. (Industry: Consumer electronics)
1. Exxon Mobil (XOM): $406.3 billion market cap. (Industry: Oil and gas)

Year: 2011

10. Johnson & Johnson (JNJ): $169.9 billion market cap. (Industry: Drug manufacturing)
9. International Business Machines (IBM): $172.1 billion market cap. (Industry: Information technology services)
8. Procter & Gamble (PG): $180.2 billion market cap. (Industry: Household and personal products)
7. Chevron (CVX): $183.2 billion market cap. (Industry: Oil and gas)
6. Alphabet (GOOG): $190.7 billion market cap. (Industry: Internet content and information)
5. Walmart (WMT): $192.1 billion market cap. (Industry: Discount stores)
4. Berkshire Hathaway (BRK-A/B): $198.1 billion market cap. (Industry: Insurance – diversified)
3. Microsoft (MSFT): $234.5 billion market cap. (Industry: Software infrastructure)
2. Apple (AAPL): $297.1 billion market cap. (Industry: Consumer electronics)
1. Exxon Mobil (XOM): $364.1 billion market cap. (Industry: Oil and gas)

Year: 2010

10. Chevron (CVX): $154.6 billion market cap. (Industry: Oil and gas)
9. International Business Machines (IBM): $163.2 billion market cap. (Industry: Information technology services)
8. JPMorgan Chase (JPM): $164.3 billion market cap. (Industry: Banking)
7. Procter & Gamble (PG): $176.1 billion market cap. (Industry: Household and personal products)
6. Johnson & Johnson (JNJ): $177.7 billion market cap. (Industry: Drug manufacturing)
5. Apple (AAPL): $191 billion market cap. (Industry: Consumer electronics)
4. Alphabet (GOOG): $196.8 billion market cap. (Industry: Internet content and information)
3. Walmart (WMT): $203.7 billion market cap. (Industry: Discount stores)
2. Microsoft (MSFT): $268.6 billion market cap. (Industry: Software infrastructure)
1. Exxon Mobil (XOM): $322.3 billion market cap. (Industry: Oil and gas)

Year: 2009

10. JPMorgan Chase (JPM): $117.7 billion market cap. (Industry: Banking)
9. General Electric (GE): $125.9 billion market cap. (Industry: Aerospace and defense)
8. AT&T (T): $126.8 billion market cap. (Industry: Telecom services)
7. Chevron (CVX): $148.3 billion market cap. (Industry: Oil and gas)
6. Berkshire Hathaway (BRK-A/B): $149.4 billion market cap. (Industry: Insurance – diversified)
5. Johnson & Johnson (JNJ): $166 billion market cap. (Industry: Drug manufacturing)
4. Microsoft (MSFT): $172.9 billion market cap. (Industry: Software infrastructure)
3. Procter & Gamble (PG): $181.2 billion market cap. (Industry: Household and personal products)
2. Walmart (WMT): $219.9 billion market cap. (Industry: Discount stores)
1. Exxon Mobil (XOM): $406.1 billion market cap. (Industry: Oil and gas)

Year: 2008

10. Johnson & Johnson (JNJ): $189.4 billion market cap. (Industry: Drug manufacturing)
9. AT&T (T): $189.6 billion market cap. (Industry: Telecom services)
8. Walmart (WMT): $190.4 billion market cap. (Industry: Discount stores)
7. Chevron (CVX): $195.1 billion market cap. (Industry: Oil and gas)
6. Alphabet (GOOG): $216.1 billion market cap. (Industry: Internet content and information)
5. Berkshire Hathaway (BRK-A/B): $219.9 billion market cap. (Industry: Insurance – diversified)
4. Procter & Gamble (PG): $226 billion market cap. (Industry: Household and personal products)
3. General Electric (GE): $288.9 billion market cap. (Industry: Aerospace and defense)
2. Microsoft (MSFT): $332.1 billion market cap. (Industry: Software infrastructure)
1. Exxon Mobil (XOM): $504.2 billion market cap. (Industry: Oil and gas)

Year: 2007

10. Berkshire Hathaway (BRK-A/B): $169.6 billion market cap. (Industry: Insurance – diversified)
9. Pfizer (PFE): $176.9 billion market cap. (Industry: Drug manufacturing)
8. Johnson & Johnson (JNJ): $191.4 billion market cap. (Industry: Drug manufacturing)
7. Walmart (WMT): $192.5 billion market cap. (Industry: Discount stores)
6. Procter & Gamble (PG): $203.7 billion market cap. (Industry: Household and personal products)
5. Bank of America (BAC): $239.8 billion market cap. (Industry: Banking)
4. Citigroup (C): $273.7 billion market cap. (Industry: Banking)
3. Microsoft (MSFT): $293.5 billion market cap. (Industry: Software infrastructure)
2. General Electric (GE): $299.3 billion market cap. (Industry: Aerospace and defense)
1. Exxon Mobil (XOM): $446.9 billion market cap. (Industry: Oil and gas)

Year: 2006

10. AIG (AIG): $148.4 billion market cap. (Industry: Insurance – diversified)
9. Intel (INTC): $150.5 billion market cap. (Industry: Semiconductors)
8. Pfizer (PFE): $162.9 billion market cap. (Industry: Drug manufacturing)
7. Johnson & Johnson (JNJ): $178.8 billion market cap. (Industry: Drug manufacturing)
6. Bank of America (BAC): $185.3 billion market cap. (Industry: Banking)
5. Walmart (WMT): $194.9 billion market cap. (Industry: Discount stores)
4. Citigroup (C): $245.5 billion market cap. (Industry: Banking)
3. Microsoft (MSFT): $278.4 billion market cap. (Industry: Software infrastructure)
2. General Electric (GE): $289 billion market cap. (Industry: Aerospace and defense)
1. Exxon Mobil (XOM): $349.5 billion market cap. (Industry: Oil and gas)

Year: 2005

10. Intel (INTC): $146.3 billion market cap. (Industry: Semiconductors)
9. International Business Machines (IBM): $155 billion market cap. (Industry: Information technology services)
8. Johnson & Johnson (JNJ): $188.4 billion market cap. (Industry: Drug manufacturing)
7. Pfizer (PFE): $190.4 billion market cap. (Industry: Drug manufacturing)
6. Bank of America (BAC): $190.5 billion market cap. (Industry: Banking)
5. Walmart (WMT): $223.7 billion market cap. (Industry: Discount stores)
4. Citigroup (C): $250.3 billion market cap. (Industry: Banking)
3. Microsoft (MSFT): $290.7 billion market cap. (Industry: Software infrastructure)
2. General Electric (GE): $301.9 billion market cap. (Industry: Aerospace and defense)
1. Exxon Mobil (XOM): $328.1 billion market cap. (Industry: Oil and gas)

Year: 2004

10. International Business Machines (IBM): $150 billion market cap. (Industry: Information technology services)
9. Johnson & Johnson (JNJ): $153.3 billion market cap. (Industry: Drug manufacturing)
8. Cisco Systems (CSCO): $167.3 billion market cap. (Industry: Communication equipment)
7. Intel (INTC): $207.9 billion market cap. (Industry: Semiconductors)
6. Walmart (WMT): $229.6 billion market cap. (Industry: Discount stores)
5. General Electric (GE): $243.7 billion market cap. (Industry: Aerospace and defense)
4. Citigroup (C): $250.3 billion market cap. (Industry: Banking)
3. Pfizer (PFE): $255.3 billion market cap. (Industry: Drug manufacturing)
2. Exxon Mobil (XOM): $269.3 billion market cap. (Industry: Oil and gas)
1. Microsoft (MSFT): $295.3 billion market cap. (Industry: Software infrastructure)

Year: 2003

10. Merck (MRK): $121.2 billion market cap. (Industry: Drug manufacturing)
9. AIG (AIG): $126.5 billion market cap. (Industry: Insurance – diversified)
8. International Business Machines (IBM): $127.5 billion market cap. (Industry: Information technology services)
7. Johnson & Johnson (JNJ): $159.4 billion market cap. (Industry: Drug manufacturing)
6. Pfizer (PFE): $178.5 billion market cap. (Industry: Drug manufacturing)
5. Citigroup (C): $180.9 billion market cap. (Industry: Banking)
4. General Electric (GE): $189.9 billion market cap. (Industry: Aerospace and defense)
3. Walmart (WMT): $223 billion market cap. (Industry: Discount stores)
2. Exxon Mobil (XOM): $234.1 billion market cap. (Industry: Oil and gas)
1. Microsoft (MSFT): $276.6 billion market cap. (Industry: Software infrastructure)

Year: 2002

10. AIG (AIG): $174 billion market cap. (Industry: Insurance – diversified)
9. Johnson & Johnson (JNJ): $180.1 billion market cap. (Industry: Drug manufacturing)
8. International Business Machines (IBM): $199.1 billion market cap. (Industry: Information technology services)
7. Intel (INTC): $210.4 billion market cap. (Industry: Semiconductors)
6. Pfizer (PFE): $237 billion market cap. (Industry: Drug manufacturing)
5. Walmart (WMT): $256.5 billion market cap. (Industry: Discount stores)
4. Citigroup (C): $259.9 billion market cap. (Industry: Banking)
3. Exxon Mobil (XOM): $267.6 billion market cap. (Industry: Oil and gas)
2. General Electric (GE): $310.8 billion market cap. (Industry: Aerospace and defense)
1. Microsoft (MSFT): $358 billion market cap. (Industry: Software infrastructure)

Year: 2001

10. AIG (AIG): $191.2 billion market cap. (Industry: Insurance – diversified)
9. Intel (INTC): $202.3 billion market cap. (Industry: Semiconductors)
8. Merck (MRK): $205.9 billion market cap. (Industry: Drug manufacturing)
7. Citigroup (C): $229.4 billion market cap. (Industry: Banking)
6. Microsoft (MSFT): $231.3 billion market cap. (Industry: Software infrastructure)
5. Walmart (WMT): $237.3 billion market cap. (Industry: Discount stores)
4. Pfizer (PFE): $274.9 billion market cap. (Industry: Drug manufacturing)
3. Cisco Systems (CSCO): $275.3 billion market cap. (Industry: Communication equipment)
2. Exxon Mobil (XOM): $302.2 billion market cap. (Industry: Oil and gas)
1. General Electric (GE): $370.7 billion market cap. (Industry: Aerospace and defense)

Year: 2000

10. Home Depot (HD): $157.9 billion market cap. (Industry: Home improvement retail)
9. Oracle (ORCL): $158.1 billion market cap. (Industry: Software infrastructure)
8. International Business Machines (IBM): $184.1 billion market cap. (Industry: Information technology services)
7. Citigroup (C): $200.7 billion market cap. (Industry: Banking)
6. Intel (INTC): $274.4 billion market cap. (Industry: Semiconductors)
5. Exxon Mobil (XOM): $280.1 billion market cap. (Industry: Oil and gas)
4. Walmart (WMT): $307.9 billion market cap. (Industry: Discount stores)
3. Cisco Systems (CSCO): $355.1 billion market cap. (Industry: Communication equipment)
2. General Electric (GE): $397.9 billion market cap. (Industry: Aerospace and defense)
1. Microsoft (MSFT): $604.4 billion market cap. (Industry: Software infrastructure)

Year: 1999

10. Cisco Systems (CSCO): $146 billion market cap. (Industry: Communication equipment)
9. Pfizer (PFE): $153.8 billion market cap. (Industry: Drug manufacturing)
8. Merck (MRK): $157.1 billion market cap. (Industry: Drug manufacturing)
7. International Business Machines (IBM): $161.6 billion market cap. (Industry: Information technology services)
6. Coca-Cola (KO): $164.9 billion market cap. (Industry: Beverages)
5. Exxon Mobil (XOM): $177.6 billion market cap. (Industry: Oil and gas)
4. Walmart (WMT): $181.1 billion market cap. (Industry: Discount stores)
3. Intel (INTC): $196.5 billion market cap. (Industry: Semiconductors)
2. General Electric (GE): $260.8 billion market cap. (Industry: Aerospace and defense)
1. Microsoft (MSFT): $348.1 billion market cap. (Industry: Software infrastructure)

Year: 1998

10. Bristol-Myers Squibb (BMY): $89.5 billion market cap. (Industry: Drug manufacturing)
9. Pfizer (PFE): $91.4 billion market cap. (Industry: Drug manufacturing)
8. International Business Machines (IBM): $95.7 billion market cap. (Industry: Information technology services)
7. Procter & Gamble (PG): $105.8 billion market cap. (Industry: Household and personal products)
6. Merck (MRK): $114.2 billion market cap. (Industry: Drug manufacturing)
5. Intel (INTC): $114.4 billion market cap. (Industry: Semiconductors)
4. Exxon Mobil (XOM): $150.3 billion market cap. (Industry: Oil and gas)
3. Microsoft (MSFT): $157.4 billion market cap. (Industry: Software infrastructure)
2. Coca-Cola (KO): $164.6 billion market cap. (Industry: Beverages)
1. General Electric (GE): $187.1 billion market cap. (Industry: Aerospace and defense)

Year: 1997

10. Loews (L): $52 billion market cap. (Industry: Property and casualty insurance)
9. Walmart (WMT): $52.2 billion market cap. (Industry: Discount stores)
8. General Electric (GE): $63.7 billion market cap. (Industry: Aerospace and defense)
7. Johnson & Johnson (JNJ): $66.3 billion market cap. (Industry: Drug manufacturing)
6. Procter & Gamble (PG): $72.2 billion market cap. (Industry: Household and personal products)
5. International Business Machines (IBM): $73.5 billion market cap. (Industry: Information technology services)
4. Merck (MRK): $86.7 billion market cap. (Industry: Drug manufacturing)
3. Intel (INTC): $107.5 billion market cap. (Industry: Semiconductors)
2. Exxon Mobil (XOM): $121.7 billion market cap. (Industry: Oil and gas)
1. Coca-Cola (KO): $130.6 billion market cap. (Industry: Beverages)

Year: 1996

10. General Electric (GE): $48 billion market cap. (Industry: Aerospace and defense)
9. International Business Machines (IBM): $48.7 billion market cap. (Industry: Information technology services)
8. Walmart (WMT): $51.1 billion market cap. (Industry: Discount stores)
7. Johnson & Johnson (JNJ): $55.4 billion market cap. (Industry: Drug manufacturing)
6. Procter & Gamble (PG): $56.3 billion market cap. (Industry: Household and personal products)
5. Raytheon/RTX (RTX): $58.1 billion market cap. (Industry: Aerospace and defense)
4. Bank of America (BAC): $71.6 billion market cap. (Industry: Banking)
3. Merck (MRK): $73 billion market cap. (Industry: Drug manufacturing)
2. Coca-Cola (KO): $93.2 billion market cap. (Industry: Beverages)
1. Exxon Mobil (XOM): $100 billion market cap. (Industry: Oil and gas)

Year: 1995

10. General Electric (GE): $34.1 billion market cap. (Industry: Aerospace and defense)
9. Johnson & Johnson (JNJ): $35.2 billion market cap. (Industry: Drug manufacturing)
8. Microsoft (MSFT): $35.5 billion market cap. (Industry: Software infrastructure)
7. Raytheon/RTX (RTX): $39.3 billion market cap. (Industry: Aerospace and defense)
6. International Business Machines (IBM): $41.2 billion market cap. (Industry: Information technology services)
5. Procter & Gamble (PG): $42.2 billion market cap. (Industry: Household and personal products)
4. Merck (MRK): $43.4 billion market cap. (Industry: Drug manufacturing)
3. Walmart (WMT): $48.8 billion market cap. (Industry: Discount stores)
2. Coca-Cola (KO): $66.3 billion market cap. (Industry: Beverages)
1. Exxon Mobil (XOM): $75.4 billion market cap. (Industry: Oil and gas)

Year: 1994

10. Johnson & Johnson (JNJ): $28.9 billion market cap. (Industry: Drug manufacturing)
9. International Business Machines (IBM): $31.4 billion market cap. (Industry: Information technology services)
8. PepsiCo (PEP): $32.7 billion market cap. (Industry: Beverages)
7. General Electric (GE): $35 billion market cap. (Industry: Aerospace and defense)
6. Procter & Gamble (PG): $38.6 billion market cap. (Industry: Household and personal products)
5. Merck (MRK): $38.9 billion market cap. (Industry: Drug manufacturing)
4. Raytheon/RTX (RTX): $39.2 billion market cap. (Industry: Aerospace and defense)
3. Walmart (WMT): $57.5 billion market cap. (Industry: Discount stores)
2. Coca-Cola (KO): $57.9 billion market cap. (Industry: Beverages)
1. Exxon Mobil (XOM): $78.4 billion market cap. (Industry: Oil and gas)

Year: 1993

10. Raytheon/RTX (RTX): $29.9 billion market cap. (Industry: Aerospace and defense)
9. Johnson & Johnson (JNJ): $33.1 billion market cap. (Industry: Drug manufacturing)
8. PepsiCo (PEP): $33.2 billion market cap. (Industry: Beverages)
7. Bristol-Myers Squibb (BMY): $33.2 billion market cap. (Industry: Drug manufacturing)
6. Procter & Gamble (PG): $36.2 billion market cap. (Industry: Household and personal products)
5. Loews (L): $37.6 billion market cap. (Industry: Property and casualty insurance)
4. Merck (MRK): $44.8 billion market cap. (Industry: Drug manufacturing)
3. Coca-Cola (KO): $54.7 billion market cap. (Industry: Beverages)
2. Walmart (WMT): $73.6 billion market cap. (Industry: Discount stores)
1. Exxon Mobil (XOM): $75.9 billion market cap. (Industry: Oil and gas)

Year: 1992

10. Procter & Gamble (PG): $31.5 billion market cap. (Industry: Household and personal products)
9. Raytheon/RTX (RTX): $33.2 billion market cap. (Industry: Aerospace and defense)
8. Loews (L): $35.4 billion market cap. (Industry: Property and casualty insurance)
7. Johnson & Johnson (JNJ): $38.2 billion market cap. (Industry: Drug manufacturing)
6. Bristol-Myers Squibb (BMY): $43.7 billion market cap. (Industry: Drug manufacturing)
5. International Business Machines (IBM): $48.5 billion market cap. (Industry: Information technology services)
4. Coca-Cola (KO): $53.3 billion market cap. (Industry: Beverages)
3. Merck (MRK): $58.1 billion market cap. (Industry: Drug manufacturing)
2. Walmart (WMT): $67.6 billion market cap. (Industry: Discount stores)
1. Exxon Mobil (XOM): $75.6 billion market cap. (Industry: Oil and gas)

Year: 1991

10. Johnson & Johnson (JNJ): $23.9 billion market cap. (Industry: Drug manufacturing)
9. Raytheon/RTX (RTX): $29.1 billion market cap. (Industry: Aerospace and defense)
8. Procter & Gamble (PG): $29.8 billion market cap. (Industry: Household and personal products)
7. Coca-Cola (KO): $31.1 billion market cap. (Industry: Beverages)
6. Merck (MRK): $31.4 billion market cap. (Industry: Drug manufacturing)
5. Loews (L): $33 billion market cap. (Industry: Property and casualty insurance)
4. Bristol-Myers Squibb (BMY): $33.4 billion market cap. (Industry: Drug manufacturing)
3. Walmart (WMT): $34.2 billion market cap. (Industry: Discount stores)
2. International Business Machines (IBM): $61.7 billion market cap. (Industry: Information technology services)
1. Exxon Mobil (XOM): $64.4 billion market cap. (Industry: Oil and gas)

Year: 1990

10. Procter & Gamble (PG): $23 billion market cap. (Industry: Household and personal products)
9. General Electric (GE): $23.3 billion market cap. (Industry: Aerospace and defense)
8. Walmart (WMT): $25.4 billion market cap. (Industry: Discount stores)
7. Coca-Cola (KO): $26.4 billion market cap. (Industry: Beverages)
6. Merck (MRK): $27.7 billion market cap. (Industry: Drug manufacturing)
5. Bristol-Myers Squibb (BMY): $28 billion market cap. (Industry: Drug manufacturing)
4. Raytheon/RTX (RTX): $34.7 billion market cap. (Industry: Aerospace and defense)
3. Loews (L): $44.6 billion market cap. (Industry: Property and casualty insurance)
2. International Business Machines (IBM): $52 billion market cap. (Industry: Information technology services)
1. Exxon Mobil (XOM): $62.6 billion market cap. (Industry: Oil and gas)

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