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1. Wal Mart stores, Inc., from the United States, is the largest company in the world (in terms of turnover) and a worldwide chain enterprise. Wal Mart is mainly involved in retail. According to Wal Mart's financial report, as of January 31, 2005, the company had a total turnover of 285.2 billion US dollars, a net profit of 10.3 billion US dollars, and a profit margin of 3.6%. If Wal Mart is regarded as a country, its income is between Ukraine and Colombia, which can be ranked as the 32nd in the world. Wal Mart also has the largest number of employees in the world, with about 1.7 million employees in the world. It also has the largest number of employees in the United States, Canada and Mexico. It accounts for 8.9% of total retail revenue in the United States. For three consecutive years, Wal Mart ranked among the Fortune 500 companies in the United States. In 2005, five of the survivors were also well-known on Forbes magazine's world rich list, ranking 10th to 13th; The eldest son, S. Robson Walton, is the 10th, the second son, John Walton, who died in the crash on June 27, 2005, tied for the 11th with his third son, Jim Walton. His daughter, Alice Walton, and founder's widow, Helen Walton, are the richest family in the world. At the same time, Forbes listed Sam Walton, its founder, among the "20 most influential entrepreneurs in history", and praised him for improving the way of retailing and his admiration for information technology and logistics supply chain. The magazine also wrote that if Sam Walton were alive, his wealth would far exceed William Gates III, the chairman of Microsoft, who is currently the first in wealth. Wal Mart mainly has four forms: Wal Mart shopping mall, Sam's club store, Wal Mart store and Wal Mart community store. In 1962, the first Wal Mart store was opened in Rogers, Arkansas. On October 31, 1969, Wal Mart department store was established. It was listed on the New York Stock Exchange in 1972. The first Sam's Club opened in Midwest Oklahoma in 1983. In 1987, the world's largest private satellite communication system was established in the United States. In 1988, the first supermarket was opened in Washington, Missouri. In 1990, Wal Mart became the largest retail enterprise in the United States. On April 5, 1992, Wal Mart founder Sam Walton died. In 1993, Wal Mart's International Department was established, and boby Martin became the president and CEO of the international department. In 1991, he opened the first store outside the United States in Mexico. In 1994, Wal Mart bought 122 stores in Canada's woolco chain. In 1996, Wal Mart opened its first store in Shenzhen, China through the establishment of a joint venture in 1996. In 1997, Wal Mart replaced Woolworth as the Dow Jones instrial average stock. In 1997, Wal Mart became the largest private employee company in the United States, with 680000 employees worldwide. In 1997, Wal Mart's turnover exceeded 100 billion US dollars for the first time. In 1998, Wal Mart acquired 21 wertkauf and entered Germany. In 1999, Wal Mart had 1.14 million employees, making it the largest private employee company in the world. Acquired Asda group (229 stores) and entered the UK. In 2002, Wal Mart became the largest enterprise (turnover) in the world. In 2003, Wal Mart set a single day sales record of $1.52 billion on a black Friday. In 2004, Wal Mart paid $17 million for the amigo store chain in Puerto Rico. Founded by Sam Walton, an American retail legend, who opened his first store in Rogers, Arkansas, USA, Wal Mart has developed into the world's largest retail giant. According to statistics, Wal Mart has opened more than 5000 shopping malls or membership stores in the United States, Mexico, Canada, Germany and China. Wal Mart statistics number of Wal Mart discount stores in the United States 1353 Wal Mart shopping mall 1713 Sam's Club 552 Wal Mart community stores 85 total: 3703 number outside the United States Mexico 697 Puerto Rico 54 Canada 262 Argentina 11 Brazil 149 China 48 South Korea 16 Germany 91 United Kingdom 283 total: 1, 611 the number of employees exceeds 1 million 260 thousand in the United States, and the International Department exceeds 400 thousand: 1 million 700 thousand distribution centers, 110 WAL-MART in China, China in Shenzhen, Dongguan, Shantou, Kunming, Fuzhou, Xiamen, Wuhan, Changsha, Nanchang, Dalian, Dalian, Dalian, convergence, trade, instry, trade, instry, trade, instry, trade, instry, trade, instry, trade, finance, trade, finance, trade, finance, trade, finance, trade, finance, trade, finance, trade, finance, trade, finance, trade, finance, finance, trade, finance, trade, finance, trade, finance, trade, finance, trade, finance, trade, finance, trade, finance, trade, finance, trade, finance, trade, finance, trade, finance, trade, finance, finance, trade, finance, trade, instry, trade, instry, and so on. Shanghai and other large and medium-sized cities opened 48 stores (43 shopping malls, 3 membership stores and 2 community stores). As the largest enterprise in the world, Wal Mart has its own unique corporate culture. The basic principle of corporate culture is to respect indivials, serve customers and pursue excellence

3. General Motors is the largest company in the world - it has more employees than the United States Navy and Marine Corps combined, and more assets than the total assets of all other countries except the 24 largest countries in the world. Ranked first in the Fortune 500 for three consecutive years. GM has 300 factories or institutions from Australia to Zaire and manufactures a wide range of procts from microchips to missiles. On our planet, one out of every five cars is made by general motors, and the only car parked on the surface of the moon is also a proct of general motors. At home, GM's biggest competitor has only half of its assets. It has 750000 direct employees, as well as 500000 dealers and about 1.5 million employees of manufacturers. GM consumes about 25% of the steel proced in the United States. In addition to automobiles, General Motors also proces most of the world's diesel locomotives. It also has more computers than any other factory on earth, and has the largest financial transaction outside the U.S. government. In good years, the total revenue is more than $100 billion. GM has ample financial resources and unprecedented financial prestige. For example, since 1918, 272 consecutive cash dividends have been paid, never by mistake, which is unparalleled in the turbulent automotive instry.