[luis_cho]

Since when Accenture is European? It’s this because these companies are not Palantir?

[jeroenhd]

Accenture is operating from Ireland, legally speaking. It may be in American hands, serving American shareholders and American interests, and it may have been started as a European front for an American business, but it's technically an EU company.

I don't think those kinds of details matter to a government looking to start yet another trade war, though. The list is based on the question "what legally European tech companies do business in America, sorted by income".

[torginus]

By this logic, FAANG is also EU

[Brajeshwar]

Being officially HQ-ed in Dublin, Ireland might be the reason. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Accenture

[ninalanyon]

Although it originated in the US its headquarters are in Ireland. Probably solely for tax reasons.

[ncruces]

Similarly, what's DHL doing there?

I mean, I know it's headquartered in Germany. But why is it targeted here? Is it because it was once American?