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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 Kinder Morgan 201 665.6
2 US Airways Group 216 127.6
3 NRG Energy 394 113.4
4 Aleris International 468 95.5
5 Hilton Hotels 296 84.0
6 Virgin Media 347 82.9
7 Google 241 72.8
8 GameStop 426 72.0
9 Reliance Steel & Alum. 402 70.5
10 Lincoln National 277 65.1
11 Goldman Sachs Group 24 59.8
12 DaVita 458 58.9
13 UnitedHealth Group 21 57.7
14 Chesapeake Energy 325 57.0
15 Anadarko Petroleum 233 53.6
16 National Oilwell Varco 333 51.3
17 Humana 110 48.5
18 Merrill Lynch 22 47.7
19 Morgan Stanley 20 46.1
20 Lehman Brothers Holdings 47 44.1
21 AT&T 27 43.8
22 Shaw Group 464 43.7
23 Bear Stearns 138 43.3
24 Bank of New York Co. 209 43.1
25 Allegheny Technologies 455 39.5
26 Bank of America Corp. 9 39.3
27 Apple 121 38.6
28 Freeport-McMoRan Cpr. & Gld 398 38.6
29 PNC Financial Services Group 231 38.5
30 Pantry 436 36.2
31 BJ Services 495 34.7
32 SLM 284 34.3
33 Phelps Dodge 206 33.9
34 Qualcomm 317 32.7
35 FPL Group 148 32.6
36 L-3 Communications 197 32.1
37 Harrah's Entertainment 254 32.0
38 Countrywide Financial 91 31.9
39 Jacobs Engineering Grp. 322 31.7
40 Smith International 324 31.4
41 eBay 383 31.1
42 Applied Materials 274 31.1
43 Wachovia Corp. 46 30.4
44 XTO Energy 482 30.0
45 Level 3 Communications 465 29.9
46 Marshall & Ilsley Corp. 441 29.4
47 Sovereign Bancorp 479 29.4
48 Liberty Global 340 28.9
49 Avnet 172 28.8
50 Anixter International 454 28.4
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How the states stack up
New York 57
Texas 56
California 52
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These companies appear on both the FORTUNE 500 and our 2007 ranking of the Best Companies to Work For.
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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