Stock Comparison Tool

Compare vehicle revenue across Ford, GM, Tesla, and Rivian from their SEC filings. Ford and GM figures include parts and accessories; Tesla and Rivian are vehicle sales only.

Used-vehicle revenue for Ford and GM, straight from their 10-K segment disclosures. A small but exactly comparable cut of the used-car market.

Regulatory credit sales for Tesla and Rivian from their SEC filings. Tesla's credits sit inside its verified Automotive Revenues total; Rivian's do not roll up cleanly.

Ford Credit vs GM Financial revenue from SEC filings. Read with the concept caveat: Ford tags contract revenue while GM tags lease and interest income.

Merchant chip-product revenue for Broadcom, Qualcomm, and Intel from SEC filings. Excludes Broadcom's infrastructure software, Qualcomm's licensing, and Intel's foundry business.

J&J's Innovative Medicine vs Pfizer's Biopharma segment revenue from SEC filings. Pfizer reports as a single operating segment, so Biopharma is all of Pfizer.

JPMorgan Consumer & Community Banking vs Bank of America Consumer Banking revenue from SEC filings. Bank of America reports on a fully taxable-equivalent basis; JPMorgan does not.

JPMorgan Asset & Wealth Management vs Bank of America's Global Wealth & Investment Management revenue from SEC filings. The same FTE-basis caveat as consumer banking applies.

Value-added services revenue for Visa and Mastercard from SEC filings. Core network and payment-processing revenue is excluded because the two filers do not tag it comparably.

Data-center silicon revenue for NVIDIA, AMD, and Intel from SEC filings. This is selling chips to data centers, not renting cloud compute.

Digital advertising revenue for Google, Amazon, Microsoft, and Target's retail-media business from SEC filings. Google's figure is a multi-dimension leaf qualified by the Google Services scope.

Cloud infrastructure revenue for AWS, Google Cloud, and Microsoft's Intelligent Cloud from SEC filings. Azure is not separately tagged in XBRL, so Intelligent Cloud is the documented proxy.

Consumer device revenue: Apple's iPhone, Mac, iPad, and wearables vs Microsoft's Windows & Devices, from SEC filings. Microsoft's member mixes Windows licenses and Surface hardware.

US-attributed revenue exposure for major filers, from SEC segment disclosures. Exposure comparisons only — the figures never sum to a world total.

China-attributed revenue exposure for Apple, NVIDIA, Broadcom, and Intel from SEC filings. NVIDIA, Broadcom, and Intel include Hong Kong; Apple's Greater China includes Taiwan, Hong Kong, and Macau.

Europe-attributed revenue exposure for Apple, Meta, Google, and J&J from SEC segment disclosures. Google reports EMEA, which additionally includes the Middle East and Africa.

Asia-Pacific revenue exposure for Apple, Google, Meta, and JPMorgan from SEC filings. Apple reports the region as Japan plus Rest of Asia Pacific, with Greater China separately.

Americas revenue exposure for Apple, Amazon, Google, and Broadcom from SEC segment disclosures. Definitions differ: Amazon reports North America while Google's Other Americas excludes the US.

Non-US revenue exposure for Microsoft, Amazon, and JPMorgan from SEC filings. JPMorgan's 'Total international' member is the same concept as us-gaap:NonUsMember.

Latin America revenue exposure for Bank of America, Caterpillar, and JPMorgan from SEC filings. Exposure only — never summed into a world total.