It's still No. 1 among the world's 100 biggest names, whose combined worth is $2.6 trillion. No. 8 might surprise you.
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If done right, the company's mobile payments solution could have the potential of bringing in $100 million or more in revenue each year.
More drama means more beer consumption.
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Stocks have advanced throughout the day, recapturing much of Wednesday's losses.
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