Global 1000

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Our 11th annual ranking of the world's best-performing companies, including enhanced tables with links to in-depth company profiles from S&P Personal Wealth Call It the Net Effect The biggest influence in this year's ranking? The Internet. Whether they are U.S. upstarts or offshore telecom powerhouses, companies whose fortunes are linked to the Net have almost instantly become market stars The Company That Got Japan To Log On NTT DoCoMo sells 10,000 subscriptions a day to its Net-ready cell-phone service Emerging Markets Re-Emerge Asia leads the way, as investors regain their enthusiasm for venturing abroad. Includes a video Q&A with Van Eck's Gary Greenberg Enhanced Tables are cross-linked to make comparisons easier Alphabetical Index of Companies Global 1000 Rankings with links to S&P company profiles Country by Country rankings Top 200 Emerging Market Companies Glossary for Rankings Online Original Tables The Top 25 European Companies The Top 25 Asian Companies The Top 25 Digital Economy Companies Net-Powered Stars Online Original Q&As AOL's Steve Case Forrester's George Colony Harvard's Paul Gompers Microsoft's Robert Herbold BT Worldwide's Alfred Mockett The Global 1000, 1989-1999 (pdf) An era of tumultuous change: From Japan's Bubble to the Triumph of the Net. This is an Acrobat (pdf) version of the magazine's double gatefold that celebrates more than a decade of highlights in the global economy