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Market Cap Leaders: GE at Risk of Falling Out of Top 20

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Published: Thursday, 5 Mar 2009 | 9:43 AM ET
Ariel Nelson By:

Director of Market Data & Content Services, CBNC

As General Electric continues to fall, the company that once boasted a half trillion dollar market cap, is now at risk of falling out of the Top 20 biggest companies in the S&P 500 . Although up on the open this morning, GE had a market cap of $70.6 billion as of yesterday's close, just behind Intel and ahead of Hewlett-Packard .

Leading the list are Exxon Mobil , Wal-Mart and Microsoft . Here are the Top 25 biggest companies in the S&P as of yesterday's close, according to data from Thomson Reuters:

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As General Electric continues to fall, the company that once boasted a half trillion dollar market cap, is now at risk of falling out of the Top 20 biggest companies in the S&P 500.

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