@FinanceYF5: Only 4 companies worldwide have net profits over $100 billion: Alphabet $132.2 billion, Nvidia $120.1 billion, Apple $112 billion, Microsoft $101.8 billion. Even more astonishing, Nvidia rose from outside the top three to second place in one year, with a 55.6% net profit margin...

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The article discusses the four companies worldwide with net profits over $100 billion, highlighting that Nvidia rose from outside the top three to second place in one year, with a net profit margin of 55.6%, surpassing TSMC.

Only 4 companies worldwide have net profits over $100 billion: Alphabet $132.2 billion, Nvidia $120.1 billion, Apple $112 billion, Microsoft $101.8 billion. Even more astonishing, Nvidia rose from outside the top three to second place in one year, with a net profit margin of 55.6%, the highest among the top ten, and even surpassing TSMC's 45.1%. https://t.co/RsAUvAnH2K
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As of now, only four companies globally have annual net profits exceeding $100 billion:

Alphabet: $132.2 billion, Nvidia: $120.1 billion, Apple: $112 billion, and Microsoft: $101.8 billion.

What’s even more striking is that Nvidia jumped from outside the top three to second place within a single year, boasting a net profit margin of 55.6%—the highest among the top ten, even surpassing TSMC’s 45.1%. https://t.co/RsAUvAnH2K

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