Largest Companies By Market Cap

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HDFC Bank Limited Common Stock

NYSE: HDB
56.07 0.69 (1.2%)


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Airbnb Inc

NASDAQ: ABNB
157.90 1.91 (1.2%)


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Abbott Laboratories

NYSE: ABT
104.94 1.23 (1.2%)


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Alibaba Group Holding Ltd

NYSE: BABA
78.46 0.91 (1.2%)


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Alphabet Inc

NASDAQ: GOOGL
169.38 1.87 (1.1%)


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Alphabet Inc. - Class C Capital Stock

NASDAQ: GOOG
171.16 1.82 (1.1%)


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Costco Wholesale Corp

NASDAQ: COST
763.41 7.90 (1.0%)


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Stryker Corp

NYSE: SYK
329.28 2.86 (0.9%)


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Adobe Inc

NASDAQ: ADBE
488.10 4.17 (0.9%)


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Bristol-Myers Squibb Co

NYSE: BMY
43.67 0.37 (0.8%)


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What are the largest companies by market capitalization?

Below is a list of the largest publicly traded companies in terms of financial size in USD.

What is the definition of market cap?

The meaning of market capitalization or market cap is the market value of a publicly traded company.

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What is the market capitalization formula?

Market capitalization is equal to the share price multiplied by the number of shares outstanding.

What is a Large-Cap, Mid-Cap and Small-Cap stock?

Large Cap stocks have a market cap greater than $10 Billion.

Mid Cap stocks have a market cap between $2 Billion to $10 Billion.

Small Cap stocks have a market cap less than $2 Billion.

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