Can you name the Companies With The Highest Revenue? by TheBatchFile

Revenue In US Dollars	Company	Primary Industry
421,849,000		Retailing
370,125,000		Oil And Gas
368,056,000		Oil And Gas
297,107,000		Oil And Gas
289,774,000		Oil And Gas
231,556,000		Electricity
228,247,000		Automotive
221,955,000		Oil And Gas
212,815,000		Oil And Gas
211,080,000		Conglomerate
204,928,000		Oil And Gas
198,655,000		Oil And Gas
195,000,000		Raw Material
182,369,000		Oil And Gas
169,530,000		Automotive

Revenue In US Dollars	Company	Primary Industry
154,270,000		Financial Services
150,211,000		Conglomerate
144,978,000		Raw Materials
142,420,000		Financial Services
140,729,000		Financial Services
136,185,000		Conglomerate
135,772,000		Conglomerate
135,592,000		Automotive
131,292,000		Oil And Gas
130,628,000		Automotive
128,954,000		Automotive
126,033,000		Information Technology
124,280,000		Telecommunications
124,517,000		Telecommunications
124,084,000		Electricity And Gas

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Companies With The Highest Revenue Quiz

by TheBatchFile

Created Nov 6, 2011 in Just For Fun
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	Ulkomaalainen:	Nov 6th, 2011 at 18:29 GMT	1 point
	Dark blue on slightly less dark blue is a tad harsh on the eyes. A source would be great, as well as qualifying that you mean worldwide companies. Also "Revenue" does not equal "wealth".

	TheBatchFile:	Nov 7th, 2011 at 01:44 GMT	0 points
	I suppose you would enjoy having a source in order for you to cheat? All it requires is common sense to realize that whatever the source, these companies here will always be at the top.

	Ulkomaalainen:	Nov 7th, 2011 at 10:35 GMT	1 point
	Most certainly not for cheating, but for further reading - or checking why some results may differ from those of another source - especially last ones in lists like these tend to be close to each other and can easily change. Thus, providing a source for your material is encouraged (that's why there is a field for it) albeit not strictly necessary, depending on the topic. Talking of change: revenue streams can differ wildly for some kind of companies. The energy/oil ones will probably be quite stable for a while as long as no major shift in the whole business happens, but others like car companies depend a lot on the success of e.g. new models. As an example, Volkswagen was accumulating losses not too long ago.