Millennials' favorite stocks include Apple, Tesla, and Warren Buffett's Berkshire Hathaway

Amazon founder Jeff Bezos has taken the e-commerce giant from selling books into smart-home devices, cloud storage, and streaming entertainment such as "The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel."

Millennials don't appear skeptical of Elon Musk's electric-car company, which recently hit a $100 billion valuation for the first time.

Mark Zuckerberg's social network boasts about 2.5 billion monthly users. It also owns WhatsApp, Instagram, and virtual-reality startup Oculus.

The enterprise-software giant behind the Windows operating system has expanded into cloud storage and stylish consumer technology under CEO Satya Nadella.

Warren Buffett's conglomerate owns businesses such as See's Candies and Geico, and holds billion-dollar stakes in Apple and Coca-Cola.

Disney's entertainment empire stretches from Marvel, Star Wars, and Pixar movies to theme parks, merchandise, video games, its new Disney Plus streaming service, and TV networks including ABC and ESPN.

The video-streaming service has plowed billions into original movies and TV shows such as "The Irishman" and The Witcher" as it seeks to grow its 167 million subscribers.

AMD, the microchip titan led by CEO Lisa Su, makes graphics cards, processors, and other computer hardware.

Alibaba, founded by schoolteacher Jack Ma, has become one of the world's biggest retailers. It owns two popular online shopping platforms, Tmall and Taobao.

Several high-profile stocks didn't crack the top 10.

Alphabet, Google's parent company, took the 12th and 13th spots with its two classes of shares.

Starbucks ranked 22nd, Uber nabbed 28th place, and Coca-Cola, Nike, McDonald's, Twitter, and Snap made the top 50.

Beyond Meat came in 55th, Chipotle was 65th, and PepsiCo ranked 77th.

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