San Diego Tech, Energy Firms Make WSJ’s ‘Best Managed Companies’ List ...Middle East

A Qualcomm sign at a trade show in Shanghai, China, in 2019. File photo by REUTERS/Aly Song San Diego-based companies made the Wall Street Journal and Drucker Institute’s annual “Best Managed Companies” list. They include giants in tech, biotech and energy – Qualcomm, Illumina and Sempra. Qualcomm came in at No. 22 on the list, Illumina at No. 109 and Sempra at No. 239. Tech led the way, as Microsoft topped the list, followed by Apple, Nvidia, Alphabet, Google’s parent company, and IBM. Sempra ranked first amongst its peer group for employee engagement, a reflection, the company said in a news release, of a high-performance culture that drives innovation and operational excelle

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