The 30 world’s biggest companies in 2016

1. Walmart – $482,130 (United States)
2. State Grid – $329,601 (China)
3. China National Petroleum – $299,271 (China)
4. Sinopec Group – $294,344 (China)
5. Royal Dutch Shell – $272,156 (Netherlands)
6. Exxon Mobil – $246,204 (United States)
7. Volkswagen – $236,600 (Germany)
8. Toyota Motor – $236,592 (Japan)
9. Apple – $233,715 (United States)
10. BP – $225,982 (United Kingdom)
11. Berkshire Hathaway – $210,821 (United States)
12. McKesson – $192,487 (United States)
13. Samsung Electronics – $177,440 (South Korea)
14. Glencore – $170,497 (Switzerland)
15. Industrial & Commercial Bank of China – $167,227 (China)
16. Daimler – $165,800 (Germany)
17. UnitedHealth Group – $157,107 (United States)
18. CVS Health – $153,290 (United States)
19. EXOR Group – $152,591 (Italy)
20. General Motors – $152,356 (United States)
21. Ford Motor – $149,558 (United States)
22. China Construction Bank – $147,910 (China)
23. AT&T – $146,801 (United States)
24. Total – $143,421 (France)
25. Hon Hai Precision Industry – $141,213 (Taiwan)
26. General Electric – $140,389 (United States)
27. China State Construction Engineering – $140,159 (China)
28. AmerisourceBergen – $135,962 (United States)
29. Agricultural Bank of China – $133,419 (China)
30. Verizon – $131,620 (United States)

Source: Fortune 500

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