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🕸️ Web Scraping Financial Data of U.S. Public Companies

This project scrapes financial and organizational data of the top public companies in the U.S. based on revenue, directly from Wikipedia. It processes the first table listed on the Wikipedia page for Fortune 500 companies and stores the clean data into a structured CSV format for further analysis.


📁 Project Structure

.
├── Web_Scraping.ipynb # Jupyter Notebook containing scraping and data cleaning logic
├── Public_Company_List.csv # Final output CSV file with company data
└── README.md # Project documentation (this file)

📌 What This Project Does

✅ Automates retrieval of Fortune 500 company data from Wikipedia
✅ Extracts structured data from the first HTML table on the page
✅ Dynamically reads and stores table headers
✅ Cleans the extracted table rows and standardizes them
✅ Converts the data into a well-formatted pandas.DataFrame
✅ Saves the final dataset as Public_Company_List.csv in local storage


🔍 Extracted Fields

The CSV file contains the following columns, as dynamically extracted from the table headers:

  • Rank
  • Name
  • Industry
  • Revenue
  • Profit
  • Employees
  • Headquarters
  • and possibly other metadata depending on Wikipedia's table structure

The structure of the table may vary over time, but this notebook adapts by programmatically parsing the headers.


🧪 Technologies Used

  • Python 3
  • Jupyter Notebook — for step-by-step documentation and reproducibility
  • pandas — for handling tabular data
  • requests — for fetching webpage content
  • BeautifulSoup4 — for HTML parsing and table extraction

🚀 How to Run

1. Install Dependencies

You can install the necessary Python libraries using pip:

pip install pandas requests beautifulsoup4

2. Open the Notebook

Open Web_Scraping.ipynb in Jupyter Notebook or Jupyter Lab.

3. Run the Cells

Run all cells sequentially. This will:

  • Fetch the Wikipedia page
  • Parse the HTML table
  • Create a clean dataset
  • Save the output as Public_Company_List.csv

The final dataset will be saved to your working directory.


📂 Output Description

Public_Company_List.csv
A structured CSV file containing financial and organizational details of the top U.S. companies, including:

RankNameIndustryRevenueProfitEmployeesHeadquarters
1WalmartRetail$600B$13.7B2,300,000Arkansas
.....................

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🕸️ Web Scraping Financial Data of U.S. Public Companies

This project scrapes financial and organizational data of the top public companies in the U.S. based on revenue, directly from Wikipedia. It processes the first table listed on the Wikipedia page for Fortune 500 companies and stores the clean data into a structured CSV format for further analysis.


📁 Project Structure

.
├── Web_Scraping.ipynb # Jupyter Notebook containing scraping and data cleaning logic
├── Public_Company_List.csv # Final output CSV file with company data
└── README.md # Project documentation (this file)

📌 What This Project Does

✅ Automates retrieval of Fortune 500 company data from Wikipedia
✅ Extracts structured data from the first HTML table on the page
✅ Dynamically reads and stores table headers
✅ Cleans the extracted table rows and standardizes them
✅ Converts the data into a well-formatted pandas.DataFrame
✅ Saves the final dataset as Public_Company_List.csv in local storage


🔍 Extracted Fields

The CSV file contains the following columns, as dynamically extracted from the table headers:

  • Rank
  • Name
  • Industry
  • Revenue
  • Profit
  • Employees
  • Headquarters
  • and possibly other metadata depending on Wikipedia's table structure

The structure of the table may vary over time, but this notebook adapts by programmatically parsing the headers.


🧪 Technologies Used

  • Python 3
  • Jupyter Notebook — for step-by-step documentation and reproducibility
  • pandas — for handling tabular data
  • requests — for fetching webpage content
  • BeautifulSoup4 — for HTML parsing and table extraction

🚀 How to Run

1. Install Dependencies

You can install the necessary Python libraries using pip:

pip install pandas requests beautifulsoup4

2. Open the Notebook

Open Web_Scraping.ipynb in Jupyter Notebook or Jupyter Lab.

3. Run the Cells

Run all cells sequentially. This will:

  • Fetch the Wikipedia page
  • Parse the HTML table
  • Create a clean dataset
  • Save the output as Public_Company_List.csv

The final dataset will be saved to your working directory.


📂 Output Description

Public_Company_List.csv
A structured CSV file containing financial and organizational details of the top U.S. companies, including:

RankNameIndustryRevenueProfitEmployeesHeadquarters
1WalmartRetail$600B$13.7B2,300,000Arkansas
.....................

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🕸️ Web Scraping Financial Data of U.S. Public Companies

This project scrapes financial and organizational data of the top public companies in the U.S. based on revenue, directly from Wikipedia. It processes the first table listed on the Wikipedia page for Fortune 500 companies and stores the clean data into a structured CSV format for further analysis.


📁 Project Structure

.
├── Web_Scraping.ipynb # Jupyter Notebook containing scraping and data cleaning logic
├── Public_Company_List.csv # Final output CSV file with company data
└── README.md # Project documentation (this file)

📌 What This Project Does

✅ Automates retrieval of Fortune 500 company data from Wikipedia
✅ Extracts structured data from the first HTML table on the page
✅ Dynamically reads and stores table headers
✅ Cleans the extracted table rows and standardizes them
✅ Converts the data into a well-formatted pandas.DataFrame
✅ Saves the final dataset as Public_Company_List.csv in local storage


🔍 Extracted Fields

The CSV file contains the following columns, as dynamically extracted from the table headers:

  • Rank
  • Name
  • Industry
  • Revenue
  • Profit
  • Employees
  • Headquarters
  • and possibly other metadata depending on Wikipedia's table structure

The structure of the table may vary over time, but this notebook adapts by programmatically parsing the headers.


🧪 Technologies Used

  • Python 3
  • Jupyter Notebook — for step-by-step documentation and reproducibility
  • pandas — for handling tabular data
  • requests — for fetching webpage content
  • BeautifulSoup4 — for HTML parsing and table extraction

🚀 How to Run

1. Install Dependencies

You can install the necessary Python libraries using pip:

pip install pandas requests beautifulsoup4

2. Open the Notebook

Open Web_Scraping.ipynb in Jupyter Notebook or Jupyter Lab.

3. Run the Cells

Run all cells sequentially. This will:

  • Fetch the Wikipedia page
  • Parse the HTML table
  • Create a clean dataset
  • Save the output as Public_Company_List.csv

The final dataset will be saved to your working directory.


📂 Output Description

Public_Company_List.csv
A structured CSV file containing financial and organizational details of the top U.S. companies, including:

RankNameIndustryRevenueProfitEmployeesHeadquarters
1WalmartRetail$600B$13.7B2,300,000Arkansas
.....................

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Scrapes and processes Fortune 500 company data from Wikipedia into a clean, structured CSV for analysis.

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🕸️ Web Scraping Financial Data of U.S. Public Companies

This project scrapes financial and organizational data of the top public companies in the U.S. based on revenue, directly from Wikipedia. It processes the first table listed on the Wikipedia page for Fortune 500 companies and stores the clean data into a structured CSV format for further analysis.


📁 Project Structure

.
├── Web_Scraping.ipynb # Jupyter Notebook containing scraping and data cleaning logic
├── Public_Company_List.csv # Final output CSV file with company data
└── README.md # Project documentation (this file)

📌 What This Project Does

✅ Automates retrieval of Fortune 500 company data from Wikipedia
✅ Extracts structured data from the first HTML table on the page
✅ Dynamically reads and stores table headers
✅ Cleans the extracted table rows and standardizes them
✅ Converts the data into a well-formatted pandas.DataFrame
✅ Saves the final dataset as Public_Company_List.csv in local storage


🔍 Extracted Fields

The CSV file contains the following columns, as dynamically extracted from the table headers:

  • Rank
  • Name
  • Industry
  • Revenue
  • Profit
  • Employees
  • Headquarters
  • and possibly other metadata depending on Wikipedia's table structure

The structure of the table may vary over time, but this notebook adapts by programmatically parsing the headers.


🧪 Technologies Used

  • Python 3
  • Jupyter Notebook — for step-by-step documentation and reproducibility
  • pandas — for handling tabular data
  • requests — for fetching webpage content
  • BeautifulSoup4 — for HTML parsing and table extraction

🚀 How to Run

1. Install Dependencies

You can install the necessary Python libraries using pip:

pip install pandas requests beautifulsoup4

2. Open the Notebook

Open Web_Scraping.ipynb in Jupyter Notebook or Jupyter Lab.

3. Run the Cells

Run all cells sequentially. This will:

  • Fetch the Wikipedia page
  • Parse the HTML table
  • Create a clean dataset
  • Save the output as Public_Company_List.csv

The final dataset will be saved to your working directory.


📂 Output Description

Public_Company_List.csv
A structured CSV file containing financial and organizational details of the top U.S. companies, including:

RankNameIndustryRevenueProfitEmployeesHeadquarters
1WalmartRetail$600B$13.7B2,300,000Arkansas
.....................

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About

Scrapes and processes Fortune 500 company data from Wikipedia into a clean, structured CSV for analysis.

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🕸️ Web Scraping Financial Data of U.S. Public Companies

This project scrapes financial and organizational data of the top public companies in the U.S. based on revenue, directly from Wikipedia. It processes the first table listed on the Wikipedia page for Fortune 500 companies and stores the clean data into a structured CSV format for further analysis.


📁 Project Structure

.
├── Web_Scraping.ipynb # Jupyter Notebook containing scraping and data cleaning logic
├── Public_Company_List.csv # Final output CSV file with company data
└── README.md # Project documentation (this file)

📌 What This Project Does

✅ Automates retrieval of Fortune 500 company data from Wikipedia
✅ Extracts structured data from the first HTML table on the page
✅ Dynamically reads and stores table headers
✅ Cleans the extracted table rows and standardizes them
✅ Converts the data into a well-formatted pandas.DataFrame
✅ Saves the final dataset as Public_Company_List.csv in local storage


🔍 Extracted Fields

The CSV file contains the following columns, as dynamically extracted from the table headers:

  • Rank
  • Name
  • Industry
  • Revenue
  • Profit
  • Employees
  • Headquarters
  • and possibly other metadata depending on Wikipedia's table structure

The structure of the table may vary over time, but this notebook adapts by programmatically parsing the headers.


🧪 Technologies Used

  • Python 3
  • Jupyter Notebook — for step-by-step documentation and reproducibility
  • pandas — for handling tabular data
  • requests — for fetching webpage content
  • BeautifulSoup4 — for HTML parsing and table extraction

🚀 How to Run

1. Install Dependencies

You can install the necessary Python libraries using pip:

pip install pandas requests beautifulsoup4

2. Open the Notebook

Open Web_Scraping.ipynb in Jupyter Notebook or Jupyter Lab.

3. Run the Cells

Run all cells sequentially. This will:

  • Fetch the Wikipedia page
  • Parse the HTML table
  • Create a clean dataset
  • Save the output as Public_Company_List.csv

The final dataset will be saved to your working directory.


📂 Output Description

Public_Company_List.csv
A structured CSV file containing financial and organizational details of the top U.S. companies, including:

RankNameIndustryRevenueProfitEmployeesHeadquarters
1WalmartRetail$600B$13.7B2,300,000Arkansas
.....................

👨‍💻 Contributor

About

Scrapes and processes Fortune 500 company data from Wikipedia into a clean, structured CSV for analysis.

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🕸️ Web Scraping Financial Data of U.S. Public Companies

This project scrapes financial and organizational data of the top public companies in the U.S. based on revenue, directly from Wikipedia. It processes the first table listed on the Wikipedia page for Fortune 500 companies and stores the clean data into a structured CSV format for further analysis.


📁 Project Structure

.
├── Web_Scraping.ipynb # Jupyter Notebook containing scraping and data cleaning logic
├── Public_Company_List.csv # Final output CSV file with company data
└── README.md # Project documentation (this file)

📌 What This Project Does

✅ Automates retrieval of Fortune 500 company data from Wikipedia
✅ Extracts structured data from the first HTML table on the page
✅ Dynamically reads and stores table headers
✅ Cleans the extracted table rows and standardizes them
✅ Converts the data into a well-formatted pandas.DataFrame
✅ Saves the final dataset as Public_Company_List.csv in local storage


🔍 Extracted Fields

The CSV file contains the following columns, as dynamically extracted from the table headers:

  • Rank
  • Name
  • Industry
  • Revenue
  • Profit
  • Employees
  • Headquarters
  • and possibly other metadata depending on Wikipedia's table structure

The structure of the table may vary over time, but this notebook adapts by programmatically parsing the headers.


🧪 Technologies Used

  • Python 3
  • Jupyter Notebook — for step-by-step documentation and reproducibility
  • pandas — for handling tabular data
  • requests — for fetching webpage content
  • BeautifulSoup4 — for HTML parsing and table extraction

🚀 How to Run

1. Install Dependencies

You can install the necessary Python libraries using pip:

pip install pandas requests beautifulsoup4

2. Open the Notebook

Open Web_Scraping.ipynb in Jupyter Notebook or Jupyter Lab.

3. Run the Cells

Run all cells sequentially. This will:

  • Fetch the Wikipedia page
  • Parse the HTML table
  • Create a clean dataset
  • Save the output as Public_Company_List.csv

The final dataset will be saved to your working directory.


📂 Output Description

Public_Company_List.csv
A structured CSV file containing financial and organizational details of the top U.S. companies, including:

RankNameIndustryRevenueProfitEmployeesHeadquarters
1WalmartRetail$600B$13.7B2,300,000Arkansas
.....................

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🕸️ Web Scraping Financial Data of U.S. Public Companies

This project scrapes financial and organizational data of the top public companies in the U.S. based on revenue, directly from Wikipedia. It processes the first table listed on the Wikipedia page for Fortune 500 companies and stores the clean data into a structured CSV format for further analysis.


📁 Project Structure

.
├── Web_Scraping.ipynb # Jupyter Notebook containing scraping and data cleaning logic
├── Public_Company_List.csv # Final output CSV file with company data
└── README.md # Project documentation (this file)

📌 What This Project Does

✅ Automates retrieval of Fortune 500 company data from Wikipedia
✅ Extracts structured data from the first HTML table on the page
✅ Dynamically reads and stores table headers
✅ Cleans the extracted table rows and standardizes them
✅ Converts the data into a well-formatted pandas.DataFrame
✅ Saves the final dataset as Public_Company_List.csv in local storage


🔍 Extracted Fields

The CSV file contains the following columns, as dynamically extracted from the table headers:

  • Rank
  • Name
  • Industry
  • Revenue
  • Profit
  • Employees
  • Headquarters
  • and possibly other metadata depending on Wikipedia's table structure

The structure of the table may vary over time, but this notebook adapts by programmatically parsing the headers.


🧪 Technologies Used

  • Python 3
  • Jupyter Notebook — for step-by-step documentation and reproducibility
  • pandas — for handling tabular data
  • requests — for fetching webpage content
  • BeautifulSoup4 — for HTML parsing and table extraction

🚀 How to Run

1. Install Dependencies

You can install the necessary Python libraries using pip:

pip install pandas requests beautifulsoup4

2. Open the Notebook

Open Web_Scraping.ipynb in Jupyter Notebook or Jupyter Lab.

3. Run the Cells

Run all cells sequentially. This will:

  • Fetch the Wikipedia page
  • Parse the HTML table
  • Create a clean dataset
  • Save the output as Public_Company_List.csv

The final dataset will be saved to your working directory.


📂 Output Description

Public_Company_List.csv
A structured CSV file containing financial and organizational details of the top U.S. companies, including:

RankNameIndustryRevenueProfitEmployeesHeadquarters
1WalmartRetail$600B$13.7B2,300,000Arkansas
.....................

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Scrapes and processes Fortune 500 company data from Wikipedia into a clean, structured CSV for analysis.

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🕸️ Web Scraping Financial Data of U.S. Public Companies

This project scrapes financial and organizational data of the top public companies in the U.S. based on revenue, directly from Wikipedia. It processes the first table listed on the Wikipedia page for Fortune 500 companies and stores the clean data into a structured CSV format for further analysis.


📁 Project Structure

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├── Web_Scraping.ipynb # Jupyter Notebook containing scraping and data cleaning logic
├── Public_Company_List.csv # Final output CSV file with company data
└── README.md # Project documentation (this file)

📌 What This Project Does

✅ Automates retrieval of Fortune 500 company data from Wikipedia
✅ Extracts structured data from the first HTML table on the page
✅ Dynamically reads and stores table headers
✅ Cleans the extracted table rows and standardizes them
✅ Converts the data into a well-formatted pandas.DataFrame
✅ Saves the final dataset as Public_Company_List.csv in local storage


🔍 Extracted Fields

The CSV file contains the following columns, as dynamically extracted from the table headers:

  • Rank
  • Name
  • Industry
  • Revenue
  • Profit
  • Employees
  • Headquarters
  • and possibly other metadata depending on Wikipedia's table structure

The structure of the table may vary over time, but this notebook adapts by programmatically parsing the headers.


🧪 Technologies Used

  • Python 3
  • Jupyter Notebook — for step-by-step documentation and reproducibility
  • pandas — for handling tabular data
  • requests — for fetching webpage content
  • BeautifulSoup4 — for HTML parsing and table extraction

🚀 How to Run

1. Install Dependencies

You can install the necessary Python libraries using pip:

pip install pandas requests beautifulsoup4

2. Open the Notebook

Open Web_Scraping.ipynb in Jupyter Notebook or Jupyter Lab.

3. Run the Cells

Run all cells sequentially. This will:

  • Fetch the Wikipedia page
  • Parse the HTML table
  • Create a clean dataset
  • Save the output as Public_Company_List.csv

The final dataset will be saved to your working directory.


📂 Output Description

Public_Company_List.csv
A structured CSV file containing financial and organizational details of the top U.S. companies, including:

RankNameIndustryRevenueProfitEmployeesHeadquarters
1WalmartRetail$600B$13.7B2,300,000Arkansas
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