The world’s Leading Public Companies

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JPMorgan Chase
  • Industry: Major Banks
  • Founded: 1823
  • Country: United States
  • CEO: James Dimon
  • Employees: 239,831
  • Sales: $115.48 B
Jobs Openings at…..JPMorgan Chase

HSBC Holdings
  • Industry: Major Banks
  • Founded: 1853
  • Country: United Kingdom
  • CEO: Stuart Gulliver
  • Employees: 295,061
  • Sales: $103.25 B

General Electric
  • Industry: Conglomerates
  • Founded: 1892
  • Country: United States
  • CEO: Jeffrey Immelt
  • Employees: 287,000
  • Sales: $150.21 B 
Job openings...at General Electric


ExxonMobil
  • Industry: Oil & Gas Operations
  • Founded: 1870
  • Country: United States
  • CEO: Rex Tillerson
  • Employees: 83,600
  • Sales: $341.58 B 
Job openings...at Exxon Mobil

Roval Dutch Shell
  • Industry: Oil & Gas Operations
  • Founded: 1907
  • Country: Netherlands
  • CEO: Peter Voser
  • Employees: 101,000
  • Sales: $369.06 B  
Jobs openings at……Roval Dutch Shell

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ICBC
  • Industry: Major Banks
  • Founded: 1984
  • Country: China
  • CEO: Kaisheng Yang
  • Employees: 389,827
  • Sales: $69.19 B 
Jobs Openings at….ICBC



    Berkshire Hathaway

    • Industry: Investment Services
    • Founded: 1955
    • Country: United States
    • CEO: Warren Buffett
    • Employees: 260,000 
    Jobs Openings at…… Berkshire Hathaway

      Petrobras-Petróleo Brasil

      • Industry: Oil & Gas Operations
      • Founded: 1953
      • Country: Brazil
      • CEO: José Sergio Gabrielli de Azevedo
      • Employees: 80,492
      • Sales: $121.32 B 
      Jobs Openings at……Petrobras-Petroleo Brasil

        Citigroup

        • Industry: Major Banks
        • Founded: 1812
        • Country: United States
        • CEO: Vikram Pandit
        • Employees: 260,000
        • Sales: $111.46 B  
        • Job openings...at Citigroup

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