| Revenues |
89,476.2 |
13.7 |
| Profits |
8,301.9 |
11.3 |
| Assets |
87,489.8 |
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| Stockholders' Equity |
48,670.6 |
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| 1 | Siemens | 28 | 107,341.7 | | 2 | Samsung Electronics | 46 | 89,476.2 | | 3 | Hitachi | 48 | 87,615.4 | | 4 | Matsushita Electric Industrial | 59 | 77,871.1 | | 5 | Sony | 69 | 70,924.8 | | 6 | LG | 73 | 68,754.1 | | 7 | Toshiba | 91 | 60,841.9 | | 8 | Tyco International | 149 | 42,155.0 | | 9 | Hon Hai Precision Industry | 154 | 40,595.6 | | 10 | Royal Philips Electronics | 161 | 38,707.3 | | 11 | Mitsubishi Electric | 196 | 32,965.0 | | 12 | Sharp | 248 | 26,741.2 | | 13 | Sumitomo Electric Industries | 344 | 20,385.6 | | 14 | Emerson Electric | 350 | 20,133.0 | | 15 | Sanyo Electric | 356 | 19,737.8 | | 16 | Whirlpool | 400 | 18,080.0 | | 17 | Schneider Electric | 426 | 17,226.0 | | 18 | Electrolux | 453 | 16,382.1 |
From the July 23, 2007 issue
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