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I hear IBM came third. (At 99 years old they squeaked in). They almost had as much revenue as Apple in 2010. Nintendo (at 123 years old) is no longer a startu
by whatusername 16y ago
I hear IBM came third. (At 99 years old they squeaked in). They almost had as much revenue as Apple in 2010. Nintendo (at 123 years old) is no longer a startup and is no longer eligible.
- ugh 16y agoDamn you, sir! You sent me on an awesome trip looking around for the oldest companies. Few are older than a few centuries, most are Japanese (others are European), small and restaurants, hotels or breweries. All are fascinating.
- whatusername 16y agoI too have undertaken this trip in the past. A fascinating journey, albeit one to avoid while you face pressing deadlines. :)