Create a chart for me: The U.S. Big Seven tech companies exhibited significant differences in employee numbers, reflecting their diverse business models and operational scales. Amazon led with a workforce of 1.5 million, driven by its global logistics and e-commerce operations. Alphabet (Google) employed 190,000, while Microsoft had 220,000 employees. Apple reported 176,000 employees, focusing on its hardware, software, and services. Meta employed 86,000 people, reflecting its focus on social media and virtual reality. Tesla, primarily in manufacturing, had 127,000 employees. Nvidia, with a smaller but specialized workforce, reported 26,000 employees

Here is the chart showing the number of employees for the U.S. Big Seven tech companies:

|Ticker|Name|Date|Number of Employee (FY)|code|market_code|
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
|NVDA.O|Nvidia|2019|13277|NVDA|185|
|GOOG.O|Alphabet C|2019|118899|GOOG|185|
|META.O|Meta|2019|44942|META|185|
|MSFT.O|Microsoft|2019|144000|MSFT|185|
|AAPL.O|Apple|2019|137000|AAPL|185|
|AMZN.O|Amazon.com|2019|798000|AMZN|185|
|TSLA.O|Tesla|2019|48016|TSLA|185|
|NVDA.O|Nvidia|2020|13775|NVDA|185|
|GOOG.O|Alphabet C|2020|135301|GOOG|185|
|META.O|Meta|2020|58604|META|185|