(Bloomberg) -- Exxon Mobil Corp., the oil company
John D. Rockefeller formed in 1882, became the first publicly
traded company valued above half a trillion dollars.
Shares of Exxon Mobil rose 2.7 percent today, pushing the
market capitalization of the Irving, Texas, company to $504.9
billion. That's more than the annual economic output of
Argentina, Finland and Kazakhstan combined. A 40 percent gain in
the past 12 months has made Exxon Mobil 26 percent bigger than
General Electric Co., the next largest U.S. company.
Read more at Bloomberg Energy News
John D. Rockefeller formed in 1882, became the first publicly
traded company valued above half a trillion dollars.
Shares of Exxon Mobil rose 2.7 percent today, pushing the
market capitalization of the Irving, Texas, company to $504.9
billion. That's more than the annual economic output of
Argentina, Finland and Kazakhstan combined. A 40 percent gain in
the past 12 months has made Exxon Mobil 26 percent bigger than
General Electric Co., the next largest U.S. company.
Read more at Bloomberg Energy News
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