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Computer Sciences
Rank: 163 (Previous rank: 141)
Get quote: CSC
Financials: Latest quarterly results
 CEO: Van B. Honeycutt
Address: 2100 E. Grand Ave., El Segundo, CA 90245
Phone: 310-615-0311
Website: http://www.csc.com
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Revenues 14,623.6 -7.7
Profits 634.0 -21.7
Assets 12,943.3 —
Stockholders' Equity 6,771.9 —
Market Value 3/23/2007 9,078.3 —
Revenues 4.3
Assets 4.9
Stockholders' equity 9.4
2006 $ 3.38
% change from 2005 -19.9
1996-2006 annual growth rate % 10.5
2006 5.4
1996-2006 annual rate 2.7
1 Electronic Data Systems 111 21,337.0
2 Computer Sciences 163 14,623.6
3 SAIC 298 8,127.0
4 Unisys 400 5,757.2
5 Affiliated Computer Svcs. 424 5,353.7
6 Perot Systems 788 2,298.0
7 CACI 932 1,755.3
From the April 30th, 2007 issue
Footnote:
Figures are for fiscal year ended March 31, 2006.
Michael W. Laphen is CEO of Computer Sciences effective May 21, 2007, replacing Van B. Honeycutt.
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