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Due to a 2.6% increase in Nintendo's stock prices at the close of Tuesday's trading on the Osaka Stock Exchange, the company now has a market value of 8.34 trillion yen, or 72.7 billion dollars. The latest corporation to be washed away by the wave of Wii and DS success was Canon, maker of high-end cameras, printers and other optical devices.
If Nintendo hopes to become the king of Japan, it's going to need to sell a lot more Wiis. Automotive giant Toyota is currently the most valuable company in the country, with a market worth of 24 trillion yen (209 billion dollars), or three times that of Nintendo.
QuoteOriginally posted by: DeguelloYou know I've been wondering.How is Sony NOT on this list? They're huge! Are they that unpopular?
QuoteOriginally posted by: KDR_11kKeep in mind that this is stock value, its worth as much as people are paying for it, has nothing to do with how they're doing in the market.
QuoteOriginally posted by: GoldenPhoenixQuoteOriginally posted by: KDR_11kKeep in mind that this is stock value, its worth as much as people are paying for it, has nothing to do with how they're doing in the market.Well usually people don't buy your stock if you are doing poorly in the market.