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China-US Corporate Profit Gap Grows on New Fortune Global 500 List


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Chinese multinationals are grappling with widening profit deficits compared to their US counterparts, a trend evident in the latest Fortune Global 500 rankings. In 2025, the disparities were stark with Chinese companies averaging $4.5 billion in profits, only about 40% of the $11.24 billion seen in US firms on the list revealed by Fortune magazine just this week.

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