The S&P 500, a key stock market index, reflects economic shifts and industry trends. Originating in 1923 and modernized in 1957, it has evolved from industrial giants like General Electric to tech leaders like Microsoft.
While companies frequently enter and exit, 53, including 3M, Boeing, and Coca-Cola, have remained since inception. To qualify, companies must be U.S.-based and represent a significant market share. Recent additions like Lennox International and Workday Inc. highlight ongoing market evolution.
This timeline from Madison Trust Company offers insight into the rise and fall of industries, shaping our understanding of economic history.
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