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Rank Company
1 General Electric 2 Royal Dutch Shell 3 Toyota Motor 4 ExxonMobil 5 BP 6 HSBC Holdings 7 AT&T 8 Wal-Mart Stores 9 Banco Santander 9 Chevron 11 Total 12 ICBC 13 Gazprom 14 PetroChina 15 Volkswagen Group 16 JPMorgan Chase 17 GDF Suez 18 ENI 19 Berkshire Hathaway 20 Vodafone 21 Mitsubishi UFJ Financial 22 Procter & Gamble 23 CCB-China Construction Bank 24 Verizon Communications 25 Petrobras-Petróleo Brasil 26 Nippon Telegraph & Tel 27 EDF Group 28 IBM 29 BNP Paribas 30 Bank of China 31 Telefónica 32 Nestlé 33 Sinopec-China Petroleum 34 Crédit Agricole 35 Siemens 36 Hewlett-Packard 37 Intesa Sanpaolo 38 Bank of America 39 Honda Motor 40 BBVA-Banco Bilbao Vizcaya 41 ArcelorMittal 42 Johnson & Johnson 43 ENEL 44 UniCredit Group 45 Generali Group 46 France Telecom 47 Samsung Electronics 48 Deutsche Bank 49 Microsoft 50 Pfizer 51 Wells Fargo 52 BHP Billiton 53 StatoilHydro 54 Sumitomo Mitsui Financial 55 China Mobile 56 Goldman Sachs Group 57 RWE Group 58 Roche Holding 59 Commonwealth Bank 60 Société Générale Group 61 Novartis 62 E.ON 63 Deutsche Telekom 64 Rosneft 65 Mizuho Financial 65 Sanofi-aventis 67 National Australia Bank 68 Royal Bank of Canada 69 Cisco Systems 69 Rio Tinto 71 Tesco 72 China Life Insurance 73 Mitsubishi Corp 74 Vale 75 Munich Re 76 Lukoil 77 Barclays 78 Banco Bradesco 79 Unilever 80 BASF 81 Nokia 82 Sony 83 CVS Caremark 83 Daimler 85 United Technologies 86 Saudi Basic Industries 87 Iberdrola 88 Nissan Motor 89 Panasonic 90 MetLife 91 Westpac Banking Group 92 GlaxoSmithKline 93 Morgan Stanley 94 Telecom Italia 95 Intel 96 Zurich Financial Services 97 Mitsui & Co 98 Comcast 99 AXA Group 100 Bayer Group |
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Rank Company 1 General Electric 2 Royal Dutch Shell 3 Toyota Motor 4 ExxonMobil 5 BP 6 HSBC Holdings 7 AT&T 8 Wal-Mart Stores 9 Banco Santander 9 Chevron 11 Total 12 ICBC 13 Gazprom 14 PetroChina 15 Volkswagen Group 16 JPMorgan Chase 17 GDF Suez 18 ENI 19 Berkshire Hathaway 20 Vodafone 21 Mitsubishi UFJ Financial 22 Procter & Gamble 23 CCB-China Construction Bank 24 Verizon Communications 25 Petrobras-Petróleo Brasil 26 Nippon Telegraph & Tel 27 EDF Group 28 IBM 29 BNP Paribas 30 Bank of China 31 Telefónica 32 Nestlé 33 Sinopec-China Petroleum 34 Crédit Agricole 35 Siemens 36 Hewlett-Packard 37 Intesa Sanpaolo 38 Bank of America 39 Honda Motor 40 BBVA-Banco Bilbao Vizcaya 41 ArcelorMittal 42 Johnson & Johnson 43 ENEL 44 UniCredit Group 45 Generali Group 46 France Telecom 47 Samsung Electronics 48 Deutsche Bank 49 Microsoft 50 Pfizer 51 Wells Fargo 52 BHP Billiton 53 StatoilHydro 54 Sumitomo Mitsui Financial 55 China Mobile 56 Goldman Sachs Group 57 RWE Group 58 Roche Holding 59 Commonwealth Bank 60 Société Générale Group 61 Novartis 62 E.ON 63 Deutsche Telekom 64 Rosneft 65 Mizuho Financial 65 Sanofi-aventis 67 National Australia Bank 68 Royal Bank of Canada 69 Cisco Systems 69 Rio Tinto 71 Tesco 72 China Life Insurance 73 Mitsubishi Corp 74 Vale 75 Munich Re 76 Lukoil 77 Barclays 78 Banco Bradesco 79 Unilever 80 BASF 81 Nokia 82 Sony 83 CVS Caremark 83 Daimler 85 United Technologies 86 Saudi Basic Industries 87 Iberdrola 88 Nissan Motor 89 Panasonic 90 MetLife 91 Westpac Banking Group 92 GlaxoSmithKline 93 Morgan Stanley 94 Telecom Italia 95 Intel 96 Zurich Financial Services 97 Mitsui & Co 98 Comcast 99 AXA Group 100 Bayer Group 
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Where does the U.S. Government fall on that list?
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Where does the U.S. Government fall on that list? Good question 
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i seee the federal reserve is doing a good job of keeping a low profile
as it is neither federal nor reserved |
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