The stock market has been in overdrive, with the S&P 500 and the Dow Jones Industrial Average hitting record after record in 2017. But even as valuations surge and stocks trade at all-time highs, things rarely change at the top.
2016’s map of the largest company in each state by market cap from Broadview Networks looks much like the 2015 edition. Apple Inc. is still the big cheese in California, and ExxonMobil Corp is king in Texas, while J.P. Morgan Chase & Co. reigns supreme in New York.
There are a few notable changes, though.
Ford Motor Co. relinquished its title to Dow Chemical Co. in Michigan, and Kraft Heinz Co. booted McDonald’s Corp. from its perch in Illinois.
Source Market Watch
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