points by pinkmuffinere 1 day ago | 0 comments
Some benchmarks to compare:
Apple: 5 T
Google: 3.5 T
Meta: 1.55 T
Microsoft: 3.97 T
Berkshire Hathaway: 1.2 T
Eli Lilly: 1.28 T
Tesla: 1.38 T
Walmart: 1 T
Spotify: 125 billion
Apple: 5 T
Google: 3.5 T
Meta: 1.55 T
Microsoft: 3.97 T
Berkshire Hathaway: 1.2 T
Eli Lilly: 1.28 T
Tesla: 1.38 T
Walmart: 1 T
Spotify: 125 billion
[–] arbuge 1 day ago
[–] wongarsu 1 day ago
There are also many positive things about them. They are huge, and innovating. But their growth potential is somewhat limited
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[–] projektfu 1 day ago
Walmart, on the other hand, has a store close to most small towns in the US, as well as multiple in more metropolitan places.
[–] WarmWash 1 day ago
[–] ks2048 1 day ago
I know that’s oversimplifying and probably naive, but huge physical operations seem like more of a moat.
[–] whiplash451 1 day ago
For people with a Walmart background, Meta is black magic
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