From Amazon to Apple, October’s swoon has erased trillions from America’s biggest companies. Here’s who’s down the most


October has been a rollercoaster ride for America's largest companies, with even the healthiest corporate titans racking up tens-of-billions in lost market value since the month began.

A Business Journals analysis of the nation’s largest 3,000 public companies determined roughly $2.1 trillion in market capitalization was lost between Oct. 1 and Oct. 24, as uncertainties concerning trade, interest rates and economic instability abroad sent U.S. stock markets swooning.

But not every company is…

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