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This map spotlights the largest publicly traded company headquartered in each U.S. state, ranked by market capitalization as of September 2025. Source: MarketCapWatch
FYI - For Yum Brands (Kentucky), they are moving the vast majority of their operations out of Kentucky KFC U.S. will join the KFC and Pizza Hut global teams in Plano, Texas
Humm, Alaska air groupe? Are they selling something like pur air at the grocery shops for the whole US or something like that?
Or an airline, for getting the fuck out of Alaska
Wow wyoming's largest publicly traded company is much smaller than every other state's.
Minnesota needs to find something better than United Health Group.
Almost yet another TGFM = thank god for mississipi, but Alaska and Hawaii underperform it on oligarchy score. But Dakotas and Kansas and WY also underperform.
I was going to complain about the data because Garmin is bigger than Spirit AreoSystems so Kansas would be wrong.
Looked up Wikipedia
Headquarters
Olathe, Kansas, U.S (operations)
Schaffhausen, Switzerland (legal domicile)
So not only not a Kansas corporation but also not a USA one.