Well, whoop de doo. It's not just Nokia which QUALCOMM at $58 billion has overtaken in market capitalisation:
Siemens is hanging in there but the others have been overtaken now:
Motorola $36 billion
Texas Instruments $36bn
Siemens 59bn
Sony $32bn
AT&T $12bn
Ebay $51bn
General Motors $24bn
Ford $27bn
Oracle $54bn
QCOM is now hunting big game:
J P Morgan $130bn
Cisco $140bn
Intel $150bn
Verizon $105bn
IBM $145bn
Citigroup $227bn
GE $350bn
Microsoft $300bn
Federal National Mortgage $68bn
Wal-Mart $230bn
Exxon $297bn
Amgen $70bn
QCOM has pulled clear of the herd of has-beens [Sun, Ericy, Lucent, Nortel, Wcom, Nextel, Amazon, Yahoo!, Starbucks, Alcoa, Boeing, Caterpillar, DuPont, Disney, Honeywell, McDonalds, etc, etc, etc...].
American Express is at $63bn, Home Depot $73bn, Hewlett Packard $61bn, Johnson & Johnson $165bn, Coca Cola $106bn, MMM $65bn, Altria $96bn [what the heck are they?!!], Merck $100bn, Pfizer $245bn [wow!], Proctor & Gamble $138bn, SBC $84bn [who are they?], UPS $80bn
Gee, there are still a LOT of bigger companies out there.
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