100 fastest-growing companies

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      <subfield code="a">We all know the phrase "too big to fail." Perhaps we should add "too fast to be stopped." For this, the 30th edition of Fortune's list of fastest-growing companies - which reveals the top three-year performers in revenues, profits, and stock returns - there's a surprise. Routinely dominated by tech companies, with energy enterprises enjoying periods of ascendancy, the roster now reflects the rise of small banks and other financial institutions, 28 appear on this year's list. The behemoth banks have sometimes been vilified by protesters or scorned by politicians. But here's a different kind of response, as customer-focused competitors rise up. Such rejuvenation is crucial for the economy, and this list captures the revitalizing moment when corporate buds turn into flowers.</subfield>
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