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ORGANIZATIONS IN GLOBALIZATION

Multinational Corporations (MNCs)

A. General site

Fortune Fortune magazine Global 500 lists and links

B. Company sites

1. Global top 20 companies (by 1998 revenues)

General Motors

DaimlerChrysler

Ford Motor

Wal-Mart Stores

Mitsui

Itochu

Mitsubishi

Exxon

General Electric

Toyota Motor

Royal Dutch/Shell Group

Marubeni

Sumitomo

IBM

AXA

Citigroup

Volkswagen

Nippon Telephone & Telegraph

BP Amoco

Nissho Iwai

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2. Top 5 by category from Fortune Global 500 (by 1998 revenues)

Airlines

• AMR (American)
• UAL (United)
• British Airways
• Delta
• Lufthansa

Banks

• Citigroup
• Bank of America
• Crédit Suisse
• Deutsche Bank
• HSBC Holding

Chemicals

• DuPont
• Bayer
• BASF
• Hoechst
• Dow Chemical

Computers

• IBM
• Hewlett-Packard
• Fujitsu
• Compaq
• Canon

Electronics

• General Electric
• Siemens
• Hitachi
• Matsushita
• Sony

Entertainment

• Walt Disney
• Time Warner
• News Corp.
• Viacom
• Seagram

Food

• Nestlé
• Unilever
• ConAgra
• Sara Lee
• Nabisco

Insurance

• AXA
• Nippon Life
• Allianz
• ING
• Assicurazioni Generali

Oil

• Exxon
• Royal Dutch/Shell
• BP Amoco
• Mobil
• Elf Acquitaine

Pharmaceuticals

• Merck
• Johnson & Johnson
• Novartis
• Bristol-Myers Squibb
• Roche

Securities

• Merill Lynch
• Morgan Stanley Dean Witter
• Goldman Sachs (1999 revenues)
• Lehman Brothers

Telecommunications

• Nippon Telephone & Telegraph
• AT&T
• Deutsche Telekom
• Bell Atlantic
• SBC Communications

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3. Selected other firms

Consumer products

• Coca-Cola
• McDonald's
• Nike

Media, communications

• Bertelsmann
• MCI Worldcom
• Vivendi

Technology, internet

• Cisco
• Intel
• Lucent
• Microsoft
• Oracle
• Sun

Organizations links are listed on separate pages as follows:

1. IGOs
2. INGOs
3. MNCs
4. Resources

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