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FORTUNE 500
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FORTUNE 500 Companies 2007
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1 Tenneco 473 64.7
2 Wesco International 425 64.0
3 USG 396 57.1
4 Pantry 436 53.8
5 Phelps Dodge 206 52.5
6 Crown Holdings 328 52.5
7 Apple 121 50.6
8 Frontier Oil 462 49.3
9 Terex 314 49.1
10 XTO Energy 482 45.0
11 Commercial Metals 316 44.4
12 Allegheny Technologies 455 44.1
13 Peabody Energy 431 43.2
14 Coventry Health Care 313 41.4
15 Valero Energy 16 41.1
16 Aetna 85 39.3
17 Nordstrom 286 39.1
18 Halliburton 100 38.9
19 World Fuel Services 235 38.4
20 Tesoro 128 38.3
21 Freeport-McMoRan Cpr. & Gld 398 37.7
22 Humana 110 36.2
23 Chesapeake Energy 325 35.7
24 Nucor 161 35.5
25 Countrywide Financial 91 34.4
26 United States Steel 147 33.5
27 Occidental Petroleum 124 33.0
28 MGM Mirage 315 31.8
29 Paccar 141 31.3
30 Rockwell Automation 416 30.6
31 Starbucks 310 30.0
32 Sunoco 60 29.8
33 Amazon.com 237 29.5
34 Devon Energy 239 28.9
35 Marathon Oil 30 28.9
36 Caremark Rx 58 28.6
37 DaVita 458 28.4
38 Cummins 221 28.0
39 W.R. Berkley 423 27.5
40 Franklin Resources 445 27.2
41 Autoliv 376 27.0
42 Hilton Hotels 296 26.8
43 Edison International 192 26.8
44 Western Digital 498 26.7
45 UGI 435 26.5
46 Reynolds American 288 26.3
47 Hovnanian Enterprises 373 26.1
48 Wellpoint 35 26.0
49 NVR 371 25.9
50 J.C. Penney 116 25.7
From the April 30th, 2007 issue
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How the states stack up
New York 57
Texas 56
California 52
Best employers
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
Most profitable companies
Exxon Mobil 39,500
UAL 22,876
Citigroup 21,538
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Included in the survey are U.S. incorporated companies filing financial statements with a government agency. This includes private companies... (more)
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