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Artificial intelligenceRevenue, net income, and R&D expense for major U.S.-listed AI and platform companies, each figure taken from the company’s own latest annual report (Form 10-K) on SEC EDGAR.6 companies · retrieved 2026-10-11CybersecurityRevenue, net income, and R&D expense for U.S.-listed cybersecurity companies, each figure taken from the company’s own latest Form 10-K on SEC EDGAR.6 companies · retrieved 2026-10-11SaaSRevenue, net income, and R&D expense for U.S.-listed SaaS companies, each figure taken from the company’s own latest Form 10-K on SEC EDGAR.6 companies · retrieved 2026-10-11Fintech & paymentsRevenue, net income, and R&D expense for U.S.-listed fintech and payments companies, each figure taken from the company’s own latest Form 10-K on SEC EDGAR.6 companies · retrieved 2026-10-11E-commerceRevenue, net income, and R&D expense for U.S.-listed e-commerce and marketplace companies, each figure taken from the company’s own latest Form 10-K on SEC EDGAR.6 companies · retrieved 2026-10-11HealthcareRevenue and net income for major U.S.-listed healthcare companies, each figure taken from the company’s own latest Form 10-K on SEC EDGAR.6 companies · retrieved 2026-10-11BiotechRevenue, net income, and R&D expense for U.S.-listed biotechnology companies, each figure taken from the company’s own latest Form 10-K on SEC EDGAR.6 companies · retrieved 2026-10-11Renewable energyRevenue and net income for U.S.-listed renewable-energy companies, each figure taken from the company’s own latest Form 10-K on SEC EDGAR.6 companies · retrieved 2026-10-11Consumer packaged goodsRevenue and net income for major U.S.-listed CPG companies, each figure taken from the company’s own latest Form 10-K on SEC EDGAR.6 companies · retrieved 2026-10-11Real-estate techRevenue and net income for U.S.-listed real-estate technology companies, each figure taken from the company’s own latest Form 10-K on SEC EDGAR.5 companies · retrieved 2026-10-11LogisticsRevenue and net income for major U.S.-listed logistics and freight companies, each figure taken from the company’s own latest Form 10-K on SEC EDGAR.6 companies · retrieved 2026-10-11EdtechRevenue and net income for U.S.-listed education-technology companies, each figure taken from the company’s own latest Form 10-K on SEC EDGAR.6 companies · retrieved 2026-10-11

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Each row is taken from that company's latest annual report (Form 10-K) as filed with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission, read through EDGAR's structured XBRL data. The “Source filing” column on every table links the exact submission, so any cell can be checked against the original in one click. Net income and R&D are matched to the same fiscal year as the revenue figure in their row, and fiscal years differ by company, so each row states its own fiscal-year end rather than pretending a sector shares one calendar.

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