Nvidia leads the latest Time list of the world's best companies with a score of 97.51 points. Apple returned to the top ten, securing third place with 93.16 points. The ranking evaluates companies based on employee satisfaction, revenue growth over the past three years, and environmental sustainability.
Apple ranks third in employee satisfaction, trailing behind Microsoft and IBM. While the company previously led in environmental transparency in 2024, it has now dropped to 24th place. However, Apple achieved high marks for revenue growth, recording a 10 percent year-over-year increase in July, its strongest performance since 2021.
Meta Platforms holds the fourth position, while Microsoft is sixth. Deutsche Telekom ranks seventh, and AMD closes the top ten. AMD's performance was bolstered by a 50 percent year-over-year revenue growth in the second quarter, driven by high demand for EPYC processors amid the AI boom.
Other major tech players occupy lower positions in the ranking. Lenovo holds 51st place, Dell is 114th, and Samsung Electronics ranks 153rd with 84.44 points. TSMC follows at 182nd place with 83.76 points, and HP Inc. is 197th. Intel did not make it into the list.




