Companies in United States
A country-based view of the GCEIP company research. These profiles are grouped using the documented country and remain unranked while the full evidence review is in progress.
23 company profiles in the research set
Current entries are examples under review, not a complete local ranking.
Dow
Dow makes materials in 29 countries, often for products people know by the brand on the package, vehicle or building—not the chemistry inside.
Open company profile United States · Americas · Healthcare, water technologies and industrial materialsDuPont de Nemours, Inc.
From protective clothing to water-treatment membranes, DuPont turns materials science into products for healthcare, water and industrial markets.
Open company profile United States · Americas · Semiconductors and accelerated computingNVIDIA
NVIDIA reported $115.2 billion in data-centre revenue for fiscal 2025. That business now supplies much of the computing infrastructure behind the AI boom.
Open company profile United States · Americas · Consumer technology and digital servicesApple
Apple says its gross greenhouse-gas emissions fell by more than 60% from 2015 to 2024, while revenue grew by more than 65%. The work reaches deep into its supply chain.
Open company profile United States · Americas · Entertainment and streamingNetflix
Netflix estimates that its US production and distribution activity added more than $125 billion to gross value added from 2020 through 2024.
Open company profile United States · Americas · Software, cloud and AIMicrosoft
Microsoft says it operates more than 500 data centres in 34 countries. The physical cloud behind its software and AI services is now a major part of the company’s footprint.
Open company profile United States · Americas · Retail and e-commerceWalmart
Walmart says about 270 million customers and members visit its stores and websites each week. The company’s scale also makes its workforce and supplier decisions consequential across many markets.
Open company profile United States · Americas · Electric vehicles and energy storageTesla, Inc.
Tesla delivered 1.64 million vehicles in 2025, while its energy-storage deployments rose to 46.7 GWh. The two figures show a year in which its automotive and energy businesses moved in different directions.
Open company profile United States · Americas · Financial services and investment managementBlackRock
BlackRock reported $14 trillion in assets under management at the end of 2025. The figure is client money entrusted to its funds and accounts, not cash the firm owns.
Open company profile United States · Americas · E-commerce, cloud computing and logisticsAmazon
Amazon generated $716.9 billion in sales in 2025. About 18 cents of each sales dollar came from AWS, whose cloud infrastructure reaches well beyond online retail.
Open company profile United States · Americas · Hotels and hospitalityMarriott International, Inc.
Marriott’s system covered 9,805 properties in 145 countries and territories at the end of 2025. More than three quarters were franchised, licensed or in other arrangements, so the brand’s reach is much larger than its directly operated hotel base.
Open company profile United States · Americas · Banking and financial servicesJPMorgan Chase & Co.
JPMorganChase ended 2025 with $4.4 trillion in assets and 318,512 employees across 66 countries. The firm’s reach runs from everyday banking to corporate finance and global markets.
Open company profile United States · Americas · Artificial intelligence and softwareOpenAI
By July 2025, more than 700 million consumer accounts were active on ChatGPT each week. OpenAI’s reach now extends from personal use to paid business deployments around the world.
Open company profile United States · Americas · Hospitality and travel technologyAirbnb, Inc.
Airbnb counted 533 million “Nights and Seats Booked” in 2025. The measure combines accommodation nights with seats for experiences and services, so it describes platform transactions rather than individual trips.
Open company profile United States · Americas · Payments technology and financial servicesVisa Inc.
Visa says it processed 257.5 billion transactions in fiscal 2025. The total rises to 329 billion when Visa-branded payments handled by other networks are included, a useful distinction in a business built on connecting rather than issuing cards.
Open company profile United States · Americas · Insurance, rail transport, utilities and diversified businessesBerkshire Hathaway Inc.
Berkshire’s 2025 filing reports $23.3 billion in railroad revenue and $21.9 billion in utility and energy revenue. The figures sit alongside a much larger insurance, manufacturing, service and retail portfolio.
Open company profile United States · Americas · Home improvement retailThe Home Depot, Inc.
The Home Depot reported $164.7 billion in fiscal 2025 sales across more than 2,300 stores in the United States, Canada and Mexico. Its footprint puts building materials and home-repair supplies within reach of households and contractors across North America.
Open company profile United States · Americas · Sportswear and footwearNIKE, Inc.
NIKE reported $46.3 billion in fiscal 2025 revenue, down 10% from the prior year. It remains a global sportswear business, but the year’s results make the change in demand and distribution strategy part of its story.
Open company profile United States · Americas · Enterprise software and cloud servicesSalesforce, Inc.
Salesforce reported $37.9 billion in fiscal 2025 revenue, with 66% attributed to the Americas, 24% to Europe and 10% to Asia Pacific. The company says those regions are based on contracting entities, which may differ from where customers are located.
Open company profile United States · Americas · Consumer goods and household productsThe Procter & Gamble Company
P&G reported $84.3 billion in fiscal 2025 net sales. Fabric and home care generated $29.6 billion, while beauty, grooming, health care and baby, feminine and family care made up the rest of its consumer-products business.
Open company profile United States · Americas · Entertainment, media, sports and experiencesThe Walt Disney Company
Disney reported $94.4 billion in fiscal 2025 revenue across entertainment, sports and experiences. Theme-park admissions alone brought in $11.7 billion, while streaming, television, film and consumer products add other parts to the business.
Open company profile United States · Americas · Internet services, digital advertising and cloud computingAlphabet
Alphabet reported $350.0 billion in 2024 revenue. Search and advertising remained its largest business, while Google Cloud grew 31% that year.
Open company profile United States · Americas · Social media and digital communicationsTwitter generated $5.08 billion in revenue in 2021, the last full fiscal year before its acquisition and rebrand as X. TIME included the platform in its first TIME100 Companies list that year.
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