Values are quite often a consequence of profits, in that companies develop values that align with how they make profits. Ben Thompson once coined this "strategy credit".

Show me a company which has values contrary to its profitability and then I'll be impressed (because that company will be at a competitive disadvantage).

Such as?

It's not, it's double negative. "Which company is performing...certainly google..."

Or that's how I see grandparent statement. Also can be interpreted as sarcasm if you want. I find English weird in that.

Google is well on its way in its mission of installing toll booths on the internet, and shredding any notion of privacy we had on the internet. Apple's busy robbing 30% of sales of small businesses via its App Store, and robbing you via the extended warranty program while choking the repair industry. Microsoft is continuing to further lock you into their eco-system and keeping you running on their subscription treadmill.