Companies giving a $50k bonus to all employees

The following Fortune 500 companies could give each of their employees a $50k bonus in 2021 and still make a healthy profit. The remaining profit they’d keep after awarding the bonuses is shown in parentheses. (Currency is USD.)

• Apple ($50.1 billion)
• Toyota Motor ($2.9 billion)
• Berkshire Hathaway ($24.5 billion)
• Saudi Aramco ($45.3 billion)
• Samsung Electronics ($8.7 billion)
• Ping An Insurance ($2.6 billion)
• Industrial & Commercial Bank of China ($23.8 billion)
• Alphabet ($33.5 billion)
• China Construction Bank ($20.6 billion)
• Cigna ($4.8 billion)
• Agricultural Bank of China ($8.2 billion)
• Trafigura Group ($1.3 billion)
• Microsoft ($36.1 billion)
• Allianz ($242.8 million)
• Bank of China ($12.5 billion)
• JPMorgan Chase ($16.4 billion)
• Verizon Communications ($11.2 billion)
• Anthem ($402.0 million)
• Fannie Mae ($11.4 billion)
• Alibaba Group Holding ($9.7 billion)
• Comcast ($2.1 billion)
• Amer International Group ($842.7 million)
• Bank of America ($7.3 billion)
• Citigroup ($539.4 million)
• Facebook ($26.2 billion)
• Sony ($5.6 billion)
• China National Offshore Oil ($799.5 million)
• Johnson & Johnson ($8.0 billion)
• State Farm Insurance ($859.8 million)
• Intel ($15.4 billion)
• Humana ($932.0 million)
• Mitsui ($939.0 million)
• Dai-ichi Life Holdings ($190.4 million)
• Procter & Gamble ($8.1 billion)
• Tencent Holdings ($18.9 billion)
• MetLife ($3.1 billion)
• Bank of Communications ($6.9 billion)
• Country Garden Holdings ($380.6 million)
• Freddie Mac ($7.0 billion)
• Lockheed Martin ($1.1 billion)
• Roche Group ($10.2 billion)
• Legal & General Group ($1.6 billion)
• Aviva ($2.1 billion)
• China Merchants Bank ($9.6 billion)
• Zurich Insurance Group ($1.2 billion)
• Manulife Financial ($2.5 billion)
• Mitsubishi UFJ Financial Group ($429.9 million)
• HP ($194.0 million)
• SoftBank Group ($44.1 billion)
• Prudential PLC ($1.2 billion)
• Fortum ($1.1 billion)
• Goldman Sachs Group ($7.4 billion)
• Industrial Bank ($6.7 billion)
• Shanghai Pudong Development Bank ($5.4 billion)
• Morgan Stanley ($7.6 billion)
• Indian Oil ($1.2 billion)
• AIA Group ($4.6 billion)
• KDDI ($3.8 billion)
• Novartis ($2.8 billion)
• Cisco Systems ($7.3 billion)
• China Minsheng Banking ($2.0 billion)
• Merck ($3.4 billion)
• Oil & Natural Gas ($684.0 million)
• AbbVie ($2.3 billion)
• Royal Bank of Canada ($4.3 billion)
• Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing ($14.5 billion)
• Allstate ($3.5 billion)
• Rio Tinto Group ($7.4 billion)
• GlaxoSmithKline ($2.7 billion)
• BHP Group ($6.4 billion)
• Progressive ($3.5 billion)
• Sanofi ($9.1 billion)
• Pfizer ($5.7 billion)
• Vale ($1.2 billion)
• Toronto-Dominion Bank ($4.4 billion)
• ThyssenKrupp ($5.5 billion)
• UBS Group ($3.0 billion)
• Oracle ($3.4 billion)
• Iberdrola ($2.3 billion)
• Sumitomo Mitsui Financial Group ($498.4 million)
• USAA ($2.1 billion)
• Chubb ($2.0 billion)
• Xiaomi ($1.8 billion)
• Taikang Insurance Group ($638.6 million)
• Sunac China Holdings ($1.9 billion)
• KB Financial Group ($1.6 billion)
• British American Tobacco ($5.4 billion)
• Exelon ($346.0 million)
• Coca-Cola ($3.7 billion)
• Bank of Nova Scotia ($437.8 million)
• Credit Suisse Group ($404.9 million)
• Sun Life Financial ($671.9 million)
• Thermo Fisher Scientific ($2.2 billion)
• 3M ($634.6 million)
• Travelers ($1.2 billion)
• Fubon Financial Holding ($847.0 million)
• Capital One Financial ($114.8 million)
• Bharat Petroleum ($1.7 billion)
• SAP ($741.0 million)
• Mizuho Financial Group ($1.7 billion)
• Takeda Pharmaceutical ($1.2 billion)
• New China Life Insurance ($256.1 million)
• Samsung Life Insurance ($809.4 million)
• Enbridge ($1.9 billion)
• Philip Morris International ($4.5 billion)
• Phoenix Group Holdings ($640.8 million)
• LyondellBasell Industries ($460.0 million)
• Enterprise Products Partners ($3.4 billion)
• SK Hynix ($2.2 billion)
• Longfor Group Holdings ($1.1 billion)
• Boehringer Ingelheim ($891.8 million)
• ViacomCBS ($1.2 billion)
• China Resources Land ($1.9 billion)
• Bank of Montreal ($1.6 billion)
• Amgen ($6.0 billion)
• U.S. Bancorp ($1.6 billion)
• Netflix ($2.3 billion)
• Eli Lilly ($4.4 billion)
• Truist Financial ($1.8 billion)
• Commonwealth Bank of Australia ($4.3 billion)