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FORTUNE 500
Our annual ranking of America's largest corporations
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FORTUNE 500 Companies 2007
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1 Exxon Mobil 2 425,795.2706238
2 General Electric 6 368,341.7166
3 Microsoft 49 274,380.63828
4 Citigroup 8 255,910.56
5 AT&T 27 242,562.44448
6 Bank of America Corp. 9 231,173.96235
7 Procter & Gamble 25 201,313.4992
8 Wal-Mart Stores 1 198,107.85
9 Pfizer 39 181,591.38082
10 Altria Group 23 179,366.65824
11 American Intl. Group 10 177,219.90208
12 Johnson & Johnson 36 175,174.33215
13 J.P. Morgan Chase & Co. 11 168,526.942
14 Berkshire Hathaway 12 166,515.156
15 Chevron 4 158,847.7473
16 Cisco Systems 77 158,188.49046
17 Google 241 143,609.27131
18 Intl. Business Machines 15 143,070.42087
19 Wells Fargo 41 117,811.704
20 ConocoPhillips 5 113,853.925
21 Coca-Cola 94 111,249.63645
22 Intel 62 111,130.09
23 Verizon Communications 13 110,925.15928
24 Wachovia Corp. 46 108,635.01057
25 Hewlett-Packard 14 108,208.75221
26 PepsiCo 63 104,964.35885
27 Merck 99 96,455.611
28 Oracle 167 94,523.16384
29 Goldman Sachs Group 24 87,500.39928
30 Morgan Stanley 20 86,099.3284
31 Abbott Laboratories 102 83,109.96564
32 Comcast 84 81,606.82632
33 Apple 121 80,602.55
34 Home Depot 17 78,002.08962
35 News Corp. 88 77,869.24832
36 UnitedHealth Group 21 76,532.6232
37 United Parcel Service 43 76,219.65084349
38 Time Warner 48 75,920.2610562
39 Merrill Lynch 22 75,414.6792
40 Boeing 28 71,807.3297
41 Walt Disney 64 71,674.46073
42 Qualcomm 317 70,517.97126
43 American Express 79 68,476.0862
44 Wyeth 113 67,872.5751
45 Amgen 171 67,711.89288
46 United Technologies 42 66,371.32625
47 U.S. Bancorp 123 62,770.78773
48 Eli Lilly 149 61,022.36954
49 Medtronic 222 57,486.07488
50 3M 97 57,221.09142
From the April 30th, 2007 issue
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New York 57
Texas 56
California 52
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Valero Energy 22
Goldman Sachs Group 36
Procter & Gamble 68
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Most profitable companies
Exxon Mobil 39,500
UAL 22,876
Citigroup 21,538
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