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Companies Project rating
Having rated for another project, I am going to be bold and correct an obviously wrong rating -this old and massive sector leader, with far north of 100k staff, 30 billion of revenue, etc, clearly is not a "local small business or minor subsidiary" but meets High:
- High - Companies in the high-importance category are very important, though often less international than many top-importance companies. They are very well known and are extremely influential on a national level (for example, top-importance United States companies are frequently on the Fortune 500 list).