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19. CVS Caremark
CVS Caremark
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Rank: 19 (Previous rank: 24)
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CEO: Thomas M. Ryan
Address: 1 CVS Dr.
Woonsocket, RI 02895
Phone: 401-765-1500
Website: www.cvscaremark.com
It became the nation's largest drug chain after taking over Longs Drug Stores last year in a contentious $2.7 billion deal. But the hook-up helped CVS Caremark move up five spots on the 500.

A profitable year didn't come without a struggle: The company scrambled to keep customers at its pharmacy benefit management unit, and a tough economy cut into doctor visits, which meant fewer prescriptions. It didn't help that the CVS Caremark got bad press for offering suppliers paid access to its executives at its charity golf tournament last year. - J.R.

  $ millions % change from 2007
Revenues 87,471.9 14.6
Profits 3,212.1 21.8
Assets 60,959.9 —
Stockholders' equity 34,574.4 —
Market value (3/27/2009) 41,132.9 —
Profits as % of  
Revenues 3.7
Assets 5.3
Stockholders' equity 9.3
Earnings per share  
2008 $ 2.18
% change from 2007 13.5
1998-2008 annual growth rate % 16.1
Total return to investors %
2008 -27.2
1998-2008 annual rate 1.1
Rank Company 500
rank		 Revenues
($ millions)
1 CVS Caremark 19 87,471.9
2 Kroger 22 76,000.0
3 Walgreen 36 59,034.0
4 Safeway 50 44,104.0
5 Supervalu 51 44,048.0
6 Rite Aid 100 24,417.7
7 Publix Super Markets 101 24,109.6
8 Whole Foods Market 324 7,953.9
9 Winn-Dixie Stores 340 7,281.4
10 Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea 360 6,963.8
11 Ruddick 555 3,992.4
12 Stater Bros. Holdings 580 3,741.3
13 Ingles Markets 650 3,238.0
14 Weis Markets 796 2,422.4
15 Fred's 963 1,798.8
16 Duane Reade Holdings 971 1,774.0
Issue date: May 4, 2009
Acquired Longs Drug Stores (2007 rank: 453), Oct. 30, 2008.
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