FORTUNE 500

Our annual ranking of America's largest corporations

Movers

Company	2010 rank	2009 rank	Rank loss from 2009
Weyerhaeuser	379	236	-143
Terex	402	275	-127
Bank of New York Mellon Corp.	274	156	-118
Integrys Energy Group	302	185	-117
Sanmina-SCI	405	292	-113
Paccar	282	170	-112
TravelCenters of America	440	332	-108
United States Steel	211	105	-106
Applied Materials	421	315	-106
Frontier Oil	488	383	-105
ArvinMeritor	450	346	-104
YRC Worldwide	396	293	-103
Energy Transfer Equity	388	286	-102
Nucor	206	106	-100
Anadarko Petroleum	260	162	-98
Devon Energy	261	163	-98
Enbridge Energy Partners	364	268	-96
Reliance Steel & Aluminum	394	298	-96
AbitibiBowater	472	379	-93
Kinder Morgan	315	223	-92
Franklin Resources	495	410	-85
EOG Resources	434	350	-84
Dana Holding	398	316	-82
Atmos Energy	424	343	-81
Western Refining	330	253	-77
Global Partners	368	291	-77
Commercial Metals	327	251	-76
General Cable	469	396	-73
World Fuel Services	205	137	-68
Northern Trust Corp.	497	430	-67
Chesapeake Energy	296	230	-66
Calpine	338	272	-66
Pantry	382	317	-65
Williams	276	218	-58
GMAC	122	66	-56
Apache	271	217	-54
Visteon	335	282	-53
Occidental Petroleum	150	98	-52
Eastman Chemical	415	364	-51
Oneok	209	159	-50
Blockbuster	500	450	-50
Plains All American Pipeline	128	79	-49
Tesoro	139	91	-48
Textron	220	173	-47
Lear	242	195	-47
NiSource	336	289	-47
Rockwell Automation	476	429	-47
Celanese	414	368	-46
Scana	489	445	-44
Host Hotels & Resorts	492	449	-43

Issue date: May 3, 2010.

* A returnee to the Fortune 500 list.

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