- In 2009, U.S. companies made up 45 percent of the Global Top 100 companies.
- A decade later, U.S. firms now comprise 63 percent of organizations on the Global Top 100.
- This advancement is partly due to growth in the United States tech sector. Microsoft topped Apple in terms of market cap
- This is very interesting to see that the market cap for European companies in the Global Top 100 has shrunk between 2014 and 2019, moving from nearly $4.0 trillion to $3.2 trillion over that time period.
- Five years ago, 30 European organizations were in the Global Top 100, falling to just 20 in 2019.
- China’s market cap has steadily rose and is now on-par with European countries on the list.

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