MIGHTY AMERICAN CORPORATE WORLD

If Wal-Mart were a country, its revenues would make it on par with the GDP of the 25th largest economy in the world by, surpassing 157 smaller countries. Here are 25 major American corporations whose 2010 revenues surpass the 2010 Gross Domestic Product of entire countries, often with a few billion to spare. Even some major countries like Norway, Thailand, and New Zealand can be bested by certain U.S. firms. Yahoo is bigger than Mongolia Mongolia's GDP: $6.13 billion  Yahoo's Revenue: $6.32 billion Yahoo would rank as the world's 138th biggest country. Source: Fortune/CNN Money, IMF Visa is bigger than Zimbabwe        Zimbabwe's GDP: $7.47 billion  Visa's Revenue: $8.07 billion Zimbabwe would rank as the world's 133rd biggest country. Source: Fortune/CNN Money, IMF eBay is bigger than Madagascar        Madagascar's GDP: $8.35 billion  eBay's Revenue: $9.16 billion Ebay would rank as the world's 129th biggest country. Source: Fortune/CNN Money, IMF Nike is bigger than Paraguay        Paraguay's GDP: $18.48 billion  Nike's Revenue: $19.16 billion Nike would rank as the world's 102nd biggest country. Source: Fortune/CNN Money, IMF Consolidated Edison is bigger than the Democratic Republic of the Congo        Democratic Republic of the Congo's GDP: $13.13 billion  ConEdison's Revenue: $13.33 billion ConEdison would rank as the world's 112th biggest country. Source: Fortune/CNN Money, IMF McDonald's is bigger than Latvia        Latvia's GDP: $24.05 billion  McDonald's Revenue: $24.07 billion McDonald's would rank as the world's 92nd biggest country. Source: Fortune/CNN Money, IMF Amazon.com  is bigger than Kenya        Kenya's GDP: $32.16 billion Amazon.com's Revenue: $34.2 billion Amazon would rank as the world's 86th biggest country. Source: Fortune/CNN Money, IMF Morgan Stanley is bigger than Uzbekistan        Uzbekistan's GDP: $38.99 billion  Morgan Stanley's Revenue: $39.32 billion  Morgan Stanley would rank as the world's 82nd biggest country.  Source: Fortune/CNN Money, IMF Cisco is bigger than Lebanon        Lebanon's GDP: $39.25 billion Cisco's Revenue: $40.04 billion Cisco would rank as the world's 81st biggest country. Source: Fortune/CNN Money, IMF Pepsi is bigger than Oman        Oman's GDP: $55.62  Pepsi's Revenue: $57.83 billion Pepsi would rank as the world's 69th biggest country. Source: Fortune/CNN Money, IMF Apple is bigger than Ecuador        Ecuador's GDP: $58.91 billion Apple's Revenue: $65.23 billion Apple would rank as the world's 68th biggest country. Source: Fortune/CNN Money, IMF Microsoft is bigger than Croatia        Croatia's GDP: $60.59 billion  Microsoft's Revenue: $62.48 billion  Microsoft would rank as the world's 66th biggest economy.   Source: Fortune/CNN Money, IMF Costco is bigger than Sudan        Sudan's GDP: $68.44 billion  Costco's Revenue: $77.94 billion  Costco would rank as the world's 65th biggest country.  Source: Fortune/CNN Money, IMF Proctor and Gamble is bigger than Libya        Libya's GDP: $74.23 billion  Proctor and Gamble's Revenue: $79.69 billion  Proctor and Gamble would rank as the world's 64th biggest country.  Source: Fortune/CNN Money, IMF Wells Fargo is bigger than Angola        Angola's GDP: $86.26 billion  Wells Fargo's Revenue: $93.249 billion  Wells Fargo would rank as the world's 62nd biggest economy.  Source: Fortune/CNN Money, IMF Ford is bigger than Morocco        Morocco's GDP: $103.48 billion  Ford's Revenue: $128.95 billion  Ford would rank as the world's 60th biggest country.  Source: Fortune/CNN Money, IMF Bank of America is bigger than Vietnam        Vietnam's GDP: $103.57 billion  Bank of America's Revenue: $134.19 billion  Bank of America would rank as the world's 59th biggest country.  Source: Fortune/CNN Money, IMF General Motors is bigger than Bangladesh        Bangladesh's GDP: $104.92 billion  GM's Revenue: $135.59 billion  GM would rank as the world's 58th biggest country.  Source: Fortune/CNN Money, IMF Berkshire Hathaway is bigger than Hungary        Hungary's GDP: $128.96 billion  Berkshire Hathaway's Revenue: $136.19 billion  Berkshire Hathaway would rank as the world's 57th biggest economy.  Source: Fortune/CNN Money, IMF General Electric is bigger than New Zealand        New Zealand's GDP: $140.43 billion  GE's Revenue: $151.63 billion  GE would rank as the world's 52nd biggest country.  Source: Fortune/CNN Money, IMF Fannie Mae is bigger than Peru        Peru's GDP: $152.83 billion  Fannie mae's Revenue: $153.83 billion  Fannie Mae would rank as the world's 51st biggest country.   Source: Fortune/CNN Money, IMF Conoco Phillips is bigger than Pakistan        Pakistan's GDP: $174.87 billion  Conoco Phillip's Revenue: $184.97 billion  Conoco Phillips would rank as the world's 48th biggest country.  Source: Fortune/CNN Money, IMF Chevron is bigger than the Czech Republic        Czech Republic's GDP: $192.15 billion  Chevron's Revenue: $196.34 billion  Chevron would rank as the world's 46th biggest country.   Source: Fortune/CNN Money, IMF Exxon Mobil is bigger than Thailand        Thailand's GDP: $318.85 billion  Exxon Mobil's Revenue: $354.67 billion  Exxon Mobil would rank as the world's 30th biggest country.  Source: Fortune/CNN Money, IMF Walmart is bigger than Norway        Norway's GDP: $414.46 billion  Walmart's Revenue: $421.89 billion  Norway would rank as the world's 25th biggest country.  Source: Fortune/CNN Money, IMF