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Canadian miners are a dominant force in the global gold industry. From Agnico Eagle Mines at #2 to royalty/streaming leaders like Wheaton Precious Metals and Franco‑Nevada, Canada’s mining ecosystem is powering both traditional producers and innovative business models. Data Source: MarketCapWatch

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Charting the top 20 publicly listed CPG companies by market cap shows Procter & Gamble way out in front at $374.5 B, followed by Coca-Cola ($292.5 B), L’Oréal ($251.5 B) and Philip Morris ($251.5 B). US firms claim half the leaderboard, backed by household names like PepsiCo ($200.4 B) and Colgate-Palmolive ($68.8 B), while European heavyweights Nestlé ($243.1 B), Unilever ($160.3 B) and British American Tobacco ($122.1 B) firmly hold the middle tiers. Source: MarketCapWatch

Ever wondered how the stock markets of the world’s biggest emerging economies stack up? Using Wikipedia’s definition of “emerging economies” and data from MarketCapWatch (as of Sept 2025), I charted the total market capitalization of all listed companies in each country — including those listed overseas. Data source: MarketCapWatch + Wikipedia definition of emerging markets

This chart ranks major Fortune Global 500 companies by the steepest percentage drop in market capitalization between the end of 2020 and mid‑2025, using USD‑denominated data from MarketCapWatch. Only publicly listed companies were included; state‑owned enterprises, private firms, and entities with frozen or unreliable market caps were excluded.

Key takeaway: Some of the world’s largest revenue‑generating companies have seen their market value collapse by 25%–95% in just three years. The steepest declines are concentrated in China’s real estate and internet sectors, U.S. retail and telecom, and select European industrials — reflecting a mix of sector‑specific headwinds, regulatory shifts, and macroeconomic pressures.