Largest Companies By Market Cap

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Deere & Co

NYSE: DE
386.74 4.74 (1.2%)


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Micron Technology Inc

NASDAQ: MU
127.50 1.50 (1.2%)


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Salesforce Inc

NYSE: CRM
283.76 3.31 (1.2%)


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Intel Corp

NASDAQ: INTC
31.74 0.36 (1.1%)


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Fomento Economico Mexicano S.A.B. de C.V. Common Stock

NYSE: FMX
117.51 1.27 (1.1%)


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Uber Technologies Inc

NYSE: UBER
63.97 0.68 (1.1%)


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Broadcom Inc

NASDAQ: AVGO
1,399.20 14.83 (1.1%)


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Caterpillar Inc

NYSE: CAT
359.07 3.68 (1.0%)


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Advanced Micro Devices Inc

NASDAQ: AMD
164.66 1.67 (1.0%)


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AbbVie Inc

NYSE: ABBV
162.93 1.63 (1.0%)


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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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