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2016 Fortune 500 list comes out: PHILPS / Samsung and other lighting companies are on the list.

Recently, Fortune magazine released the list of Fortune 500 in 2016, with the top three being WAL-MART, the national Power Grid Corp and China National Petroleum Corporation. Fortune 500 has been regarded as a mirror of the global economy. The list of the top 500 has been the most famous and authoritative list of the largest companies in the world. It is known as the "ultimate list" and is published annually by Fortune magazine. As for the lighting industry (or the enterprises involved in LED), Samsung Electronics (ranked 13), Hon Hai Precision (25), General Electric (26), SIEMENS (71), Matsushita (128), LG Electronics (180), Schneider electric (354), Royal PHILPS company (ranked 368), TSMC (403), AI Rui Electronics (ranked 455) was selected in the rankings. Some of the companies listed belong to the field of lighting electricians, while others are involved in semiconductor and semiconductor equipment. Among them, Hon Hai Precision, headquarter of Taiwan, ranks twenty-fifth in the world in terms of annual revenue of 942 billion yuan, and has become the highest ranking private enterprise with Chinese holdings. China's Taiwan integrated circuit manufacturing Limited by Share Ltd posted a $26 billion 575 million revenue last year. The world's top 500 companies represent the economic strength of a country. It is the largest economic card of a country. The following is the most complete interpretation of the list of Fortune 500 in 2016: 1, the number of Listed Companies in China continues to grow to 110: the proportion of China's shortlisted companies is over 20% (including 7 Taiwan enterprises). Industry), and the number of enterprises entering the US continues to approach. 2, among the top 5, Chinese companies occupy 3: Sinopec and Sinopec declined sharply, but still occupied third and fourth because of the sharp drop in oil prices. Although the State Grid has lost 2.9% of its revenues, it has slipped less than the two largest oil companies, but has jumped to second place. 3, 13 mainland companies listed for the first time, including Jingdong and Vanke: 13 Chinese mainland companies listed for the first time, including e-commerce group Jingdong group, appliance giant beauty group, food giant Wanzhou International, and three real estate companies: Vanke, Dalian Wanda and Hengda. 4, Jingdong is crazy! BAT has not entered the Fortune 500, Jingdong has been squeezed in by revenue. In technology companies, Jingdong ranked first on the list, ranking 366th, with a business income of 28 billion 847 million dollars. It has also become the first and only Internet company in China to choose Fortune 500, breaking the list of the top 500 Internet companies in China for a long time. BAT three giants, Alibaba, Tencent and Baidu did not enter the threshold of $20 billion 920 million. Besides Beijing East, there are two domestic technology companies from China's electronic technology and the United States to enter the list for the first time this year. In the 2015 fiscal year, Alibaba revenue was only $12 billion 293 million. Tencent's revenue in 2015 was only about $16 billion 500 million, and Baidu was about $10 billion 700 million. According to revenue, it could not enter the threshold of the world's top 500. 5, Vanke entered the world's top 500 for the first time. Wang Shi voicing: now Vanke, who is deeply involved in the contention for share ownership, is the first to enter the world top 500 for the first time and has released the good news. 6, Evergrande is the fastest growing private enterprise in the world's top 500 in the global real estate industry. In just 20 years, Hengda has entered the gate of the world's top 500, which is a new road of rapid development. 7, HUAWEI ranked first in the list of domestic technology companies: HUAWEI's ranking this year has been greatly improved, from 228 last year to 129. HUAWEI ranked first in the list of domestic technology companies, ranking 99 in the first place, and opened its association with Lenovo for the first time. Last year, HUAWEI and Lenovo, still leading the "cool China Alliance", are seeing bigger and bigger differences this year. 8, WAL-MART ranked first in three consecutive years: operating income in 2015 amounted to $482 billion 100 million, a slight decrease of 0.7% over the same period. 9, Apple Corp: the only company in the top 10 to achieve positive revenue growth. Apple, which ranks ninth, rose 27.9% in 2015. It is the only enterprise in the top 10 to achieve positive revenue growth. This is the first time Apple has entered the top 10. 10, the ranking of foreign star technology companies: Apple Corp rose from 15 to ninth, Samsung Electronics ranked thirteenth, unchanged from last year; Amazon rose from 88 to 44; HP rose from 53 to forty-eighth; Microsoft rose from ninety-fifth to 63; Google went up 30 to 30; SONY rose to the throne. 11, among the top 500 in the world, 363 are negative growth: among the top 500 companies in the world, only 137 enterprises have achieved positive growth in 2015, while other 363 enterprises have seen negative growth. The negative growth of a large number of enterprises reflects that the global business is in a predicament. 12, Chinese enterprises increased by nearly 5 times in ten years. In 2016, the number of enterprises listed in China ranked the second in the US, while the number of Japanese enterprises in the 500 strong list declined year by year, and this year only 52. A total of 84 enterprises from three main European economies, Germany, Britain and France, were listed. 13, in textbooks, "insisting on public ownership as the main body" is not random: the mainland enterprises listed on the list are mostly mainland enterprises in the list of state-owned enterprises. The top ranked mainland enterprises: second national grid, revenue of 329 billion 600 million US dollars; Third China Petroleum 2992, fourth Sinopec 2943, Fifteenth industrial and Commercial Bank 1672. The highest ranked mainland private enterprise is HUAWEI, with a revenue of 62 billion 800 million US dollars in 129th place. State Grid, PetroChina and Sinopec revenue is nearly 5 times that of HUAWEI. 14, China's list of industries is distributed malformed, and the list companies reflect China's economic weakness rather than competitiveness. Most of the Chinese companies are still in the fields of oil, finance, electricity, steel, automobile, coal and non-ferrous metals. These industries are either monopolistic or overcapacity, or large losses. Today, China's great efforts to "go to capacity" and eliminate the "zombie enterprises" in the battle, these finalists of Fortune 500 enterprises, no doubt represents the Chinese economy's short board, not competitiveness. 15, China's banking monopoly profits, the world's most profitable companies in the top 5, China's four major banks monopoly. In terms of profitability, Apple has become the world's most profitable company by earning more than US $53 billion 400 million in profit this year than ICBC. But 2 to 5 of the world's most profitable companies are monopolized by China's four largest industry building farmers. According to statistics, 10 of the 500 Chinese enterprises were selected, and the profits of the 10 banks reached about 180000000000 dollars, accounting for 55% of the total profits of 103 mainland enterprises. In 2016, the world's top 500 most profitable 50 companies, 1.2%VS49.3%: compared to the United States, China's world top 500 enterprises accounted for a larger proportion of GDP in 2015. It is worth mentioning that China's GDP in 2015 was 67 trillion and 670 billion yuan, equivalent to US $10 trillion and 130 billion, and the total revenue of 110 top companies was US $6 trillion and 200 billion. It accounts for 61.2% of China's total GDP in 2015. The total GDP in the US in 2015 was US $17 trillion and 230 billion, which accounted for 49.3% of the total GDP. 16, service and technology enterprises are few and far between, representing the future competitiveness of the economy. Over the years, although the number of enterprises in the US, Japan and even Korea has entered the top 500, they are decreasing year by year. There were only 54 enterprises in Japan in 2016, less than half of China, but in terms of industry distribution, these enterprises were basically in the field of modern economy, such as retail, electronics, Internet, modern manufacturing and medical care. China's shortlisted enterprises, though this year, have electricity giants Jingdong, home appliance giant beauty, food giant Wanzhou International finalists, but in general, oil, electricity, telecommunications, steel, and other monopoly or semi monopoly enterprises remain the biggest fundamentals of China's economy. 17, the number of China's housing enterprises is the largest in the world, and China's economy is overly dependent on real estate. Among the 110 shortlisted enterprises, the number of enterprises with real estate sector has reached at least 17, which is the largest in all countries.

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