FORTUNE 500

Our annual ranking of America's largest corporations

Movers

Company	2010 rank	2009 rank	Rank gain from 2009
American International Group	16	245	+ 229
Hartford Financial Services	97	287	+ 190
Icahn Enterprises	290	466	+ 176
Freddie Mac	54	220	+ 166
PNC Financial Services Group	123	278	+ 155
Gilead Sciences	324	444	+ 120
Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea	247	360	+ 113
AECOM Technology	352	458	+ 106
Newmont Mining	295	400	+ 105
Dollar Tree	397	499	+ 102
NRG Energy	263	363	+ 100
Nash-Finch	400	492	+ 92
International Assets Holding	49	140	+ 91
Barnes & Noble	372	455	+ 83
Peter Kiewit Sons'	238	321	+ 83
DaVita	355	433	+ 78
Harris	371	447	+ 76
PetSmart	393	468	+ 75
United Services Automobile Association	132	207	+ 75
Advance Auto Parts	389	461	+ 72
XTO Energy	258	330	+ 72
Universal American	425	494	+ 69
Hershey	395	463	+ 68
Clorox	384	452	+ 68
Visa	326	394	+ 68
Ross Stores	316	384	+ 68
Thrivent Financial for Lutherans	342	409	+ 67
Symantec	353	419	+ 66
Discover Financial Services	286	352	+ 66
Polo Ralph Lauren	417	481	+ 64
Universal Health Services	403	467	+ 64
Dollar General	195	259	+ 64
MasterCard	411	474	+ 63
Darden Restaurants	311	374	+ 63
Big Lots	436	498	+ 62
Affiliated Computer Services	341	401	+ 60
Ameriprise Financial	288	348	+ 60
Auto-Owners Insurance	418	476	+ 58
Coventry Health Care	168	226	+ 58
Owens & Minor	283	339	+ 56
CH2M Hill	381	436	+ 55
SunGard Data Systems	380	435	+ 55
Family Dollar Stores	305	359	+ 54
Fifth Third Bancorp	248	302	+ 54
Charter Communications	332	385	+ 53
WellCare Health Plans	328	381	+ 53
Community Health Systems	191	243	+ 52
AutoZone	329	380	+ 51
SAIC	215	266	+ 51
Cablevision Systems	292	342	+ 50

Issue date: May 3, 2010.

* A returnee to the Fortune 500 list.

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