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Tables and Charts on Transnational Corporations

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Transnational Corporations


General Data on TNCs | Mergers and Acquisitions
Offshore Centers | Export Processing Zones
Foreign Direct Investment | Measuring Globalization

 

General Data on TNCs

 

  • The World's 100 Largest Corporations
    These tables show Fortune Magazine's annual rankings of the world's biggest corporations. The table ranks corporations in terms of their revenue in $millions. In 2008, for the second consecutive year, Wal-Mart ranked No. 1 with nearly $379 billion in revenue. Wal-Mart was also the highest employer. Other rankings show that ExxonMobil was the most profitable and Tata Steel (an Indian company) had the highest growth with a 353 percent increase in revenues from 2006.
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  • Comparison of the World's 25 Largest Corporations with the GDP of Selected Countries
    2010

     

     

    Mergers and Acquisitions

     

  • Value of Mergers and Acquisitions by Industry
    Table and Graph 1988 - 2004

     

  • Sales and Purchases of Mergers & Acquisitions by Region: 1987-2004
    Value in US$ Million and Number of Deals

     

     

    Financial Offshore Centers

     

  • International Banking Activities in Offshore Centers (2003-2005)
    Table

     

     

    Export Processing Zones

     

  • Type of Export Processing Zones by Country, 2006
    Table

     

 

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