Apple is back in third place in the 67th Fortune 500 list of the largest companies, although it has not fared well in a new level of Fortune diversity.
The Fortune 500 is at the level of the largest companies in America in terms of profitability. In 2019, Apple lost its third place to Exxon Mobil. Apple regained the position in 2020, however, after Walmart and Amazon.
Apple had $ 275 billion and $ 57.4 billion by 2020, a record-time revenue record for the Cupertino tech giant. Fortune notes that Apple's financial performance has helped its stock increase by 80.7% this year.
Although Apple had its various challenges throughout 2020, the company continued to report earnings by recording history throughout its product. The iPad and Mac, in particular, have gone well with the home and home environment.
"The epidemic created challenges and opportunities for Apple. Chief executive Tim Cook had to close stores and send engineers home," Fortune wrote. "But as Apple customers around the world work and study at home, computer sales for the iPad and Macintosh have risen to a very high level."
Amazon is ranked second with $ 386 billion in annual sales by 2020, with Walmart coming in first with $ 559 billion.
Apple has set very low prices for the new Fortune "Measure Up" program, which puts companies based on their level of diversity. The new list is based on 14 metrics, including the availability of day care services and a percentage of a few among company managers.
The Cupertino tech official arrived in 188th place. While Apple's diversity data itself is showing improvement compared to previous years, there are still various vacancies in areas such as leadership.
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