Corporations & Conglomerates Codexery

A source-cited reference to corporations & conglomerates

Corporations & Conglomerates (36)

• SAP — World's largest vendor of enterprise software.
• Saudi Aramco — The world's largest oil producer by daily output and reserves.
• Sears — Pioneering mail-order retailer and former largest U.S. department store chain.
• Sega — Sega: A legacy of arcade innovation and iconic franchises.
• Shell plc — Shell plc is a British publicly traded oil and gas company with its headquarters in London, England. It is listed…
• Sinopec — World's largest oil refiner and major state-owned Chinese enterprise.
• SoftBank Group — Japanese investment holding company with the world's largest tech venture fund.
• Sony — Japanese conglomerate known for electronics and entertainment.
• Standard Oil — The trust that shaped an industry.
• State Grid Corporation of China — World's largest utility, third-largest company by revenue.
• T-Series (company) — Indian record label and film studio founded by Gulshan Kumar.
• Tencent — Chinese tech conglomerate, world's largest video game vendor.
• Tesla, Inc. — American automaker and clean energy company founded in July 2003.
• The Coca-Cola Company — The Coca-Cola Company is an American multinational corporation headquartered in Atlanta, Georgia, that manufactures…
• The Vanguard Group — American investment adviser, largest mutual fund provider, owned by its customers.
• The Walt Disney Company — American multinational mass media and entertainment conglomerate.
• Toshiba — Japanese electronics conglomerate known for flash memory and laptops.
• UBS — Swiss multinational investment bank and world's largest private wealth manager.
• Unilever — British-Dutch merger that became the world's largest soap maker.
• UnitedHealth Group — Largest U.S. health insurer by revenue and membership.
• Verizon — American telecom giant formed from Baby Bell mergers.
• Virgin Group — British conglomerate founded by Richard Branson and Nik Powell.
• Visa Inc. — Global electronic funds transfer network for card payments.
• Vodafone — British telecom giant with global network reach.
• Walmart — Save money. Live better.
• Warner Music Group — One of the Big Three recording companies, third-largest in global music.
• Western Union — From telegraph pioneer to global money transfer leader.
• Xiaomi — Chinese multinational known for smartphones, electronics, and electric vehicles.
• Yahoo — The pioneer web portal that shaped the early internet, now a subsidiary of Apollo Global Management.
• Yamaha Corporation — Japanese multinational musical instrument and audio equipment manufacturer.
• Yamaha Motor Company — Japanese mobility manufacturer spun off from Yamaha Corporation in 1955.
• Yandex — Russian tech giant behind the country's top search engine and ridesharing service.
• Sony Music — Second-largest record company, owned by Sony Group Corporation.
• Starbucks — Starbucks Corporation, an American multinational chain of coffeehouses and roastery reserves, is based in Seattle…
• Subway (restaurant) — The largest single-brand restaurant chain in the world.
• TSMC — World's dominant dedicated semiconductor foundry, key AI chip supplier.

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