Nika Chitadze
Professor
of the International Black Sea University
Director of the Center for International Studies
2020-2021
was a particularly difficult year for the entire world economy. The full
Lockdown, announced in the countries due to the pandemic, has harmed small and
medium-sized businesses or entrepreneurs.
However,
there have been cases where rapid response and the shift to digital have even
made some businesses doubly profitable.
All
of this, of course, has had little to do with the world's giant corporations
and companies. With billions in profits in the competitive market, there has
simply been a redistribution of order among the various giant companies.
By
the end of 2021, out of the 10 most expensive companies in the world with a
market capitalization of trillions, eight are American, one operating in Saudi
Arabia and one in Taiwan.
Here
are listed ten leading companies in the world:
•
Apple - $ 2.944 trillion market capitalization (US)
•
Microsoft - $ 2.571 trillion market capitalization (US)
•
Alphabet - $ 1.969 trillion market capitalization (US)
•
Saudi Aramco - $ 1.854 trillion market capitalization (Saudi Arabia)
•
Amazon - $ 1.746 trillion market capitalization (US)
•
Tesla - Market capital of $ 1.021 trillion (US)
•
Meta (Facebook) - $ 917.28 billion market capitalization (US)
•
NVIDIA - $ 752.53 billion market capitalization (US)
•
Berkshire Hathaway - $ 645.37 billion in market capitalization (US)
•
TSMC - Market capital of $ 617.81 billion (Taiwan)
As
for the question of which is the largest employer in the world top-20
companies, first of all, it should be noted that today the problem of
employment in the world, including in Georgia, remains one of the unresolved
challenges. This issue became even more acute after the spread of the
coronavirus. In the last two years alone, up to a million employees in the U.S.
have been laid off. The rate is colossal worldwide.
It
is interesting, which countries have been able to more or less stabilize
unemployment and which are the companies that have the most employees
worldwide?
As
it turned out, most people are employed by companies based in the United
States, China, and Germany.
This
is a list of 20 leading companies in the world based on the number of employees:
1.
Walmart, USA. 2,200,000 employees
2.
Amazon, USA. 1,271,000 employees
3.
Volkswagen, Germany. 662,653 employees.
4.
FedEx, USA. 570,000 employees.
5.
Deutsche Post, Germany. 565,053 employees.
6.
Compass Group, United Kingdom. 548,143 employees.
7.
United Parcel Service, USA. 540,000 employees.
8.
Accenture, Ireland. 537,000 employees.
9.
Kroger, USA. 500,000 employees.
10.
Home Depot, USA. 500,000 employees.
11.
Tata Consultancy Services, India. 488,649 employees.
12.
Gazprom, Russia. 477,600 employees.
13.
Agricultural Bank of China. 459,000 employees.
14.
China Mobile, China. 454,332 employees.
15.
ICBC, China. 439,787 employees.
16.
PetroChina, China. 432,003 employees.
17.
Ahold Delhaize, The Netherlands. 410,000 employees.
18.
Target, USA. 409,000 employees.
19.
Jardine Matheson, Hong Kong. 403,000 employees.
20.
Yum China, China. 400,000 employees.
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