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Apple Now Worth $100 Billion More Than GE and Walmart Combined
August 25, 2014 8:25 am
Last Updated: August 25, 2014 8:27 am
These are some of the relative comparisons to consider ahead, and all are based on the most recent data presented by each company.
Total Employees:
- Apple 50,250
- GE 305,000
- Walmart 2,000,000
Dividend Yield:
- Apple 1.86%
- GE 3.37%
- Walmart 2.54%
Next Yr P/E Ratio:
- Apple 14.4
- GE 14.3
- Walmart 13.8
2013 Net Income:
- Apple $37.04 Billion
- GE $13.05 Billion
- Walmart $16.02 Billion
Est. 2014 Revenue:
- Apple $180.2 billion
- GE $149.3 billion
- Walmart $487.4 billion
Cash & Equivalents:
- Apple $164 billion
- GE $133 billion
- Walmart $6 billion
Price/Book Ratio:
- Apple 5.04
- GE 1.96
- Walmart 3.15
Price/Sales Ratio:
- Apple 3.41
- GE 1.79
- Walmart 0.51
Long-Term Debt:
- Apple $29 billion
- GE $217 billion
- Walmart $43 billion
Total Liabilities:
- Apple $101 billion
- GE $518 billion
- Walmart $130 billion
Total Assets:
- Apple $222 billion
- GE $652 billion
- Walmart $204 billion
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