TOKYO -- World rankings for market capitalization have undergone massive changes due to the coronavirus pandemic, as companies with the greatest ability to adapt gaining the most in a shattered economic landscape.
One example can be found in Singapore. Sea, an information technology company listed on the New York Stock Exchange, saw shares rise threefold this year. Its market cap now exceeds $57 billion, making it larger than Indonesia's Bank Central Asia and the biggest company in Southeast Asia,
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