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2009 %
1
Avis Budget Group
409
1,774.3
2
Dana Holding
398
1,364.9
3
TRW Automotive Holdings
201
563.3
4
Tenneco
446
501.0
5
Rite Aid
89
387.1
6
Dillard's
348
374.1
7
Tenet Healthcare
253
368.7
8
Unisys
452
353.6
9
Advanced Micro Devices
390
348.1
10
Ford Motor
8
336.7
11
Oshkosh
386
322.3
12
Health Management Associates
443
306.1
13
Genworth Financial
257
301.1
14
Micron Technology
432
300.0
15
ArvinMeritor
450
292.3
16
Sanmina-SCI
405
291.1
17
Western Digital
304
285.6
18
Ashland
280
283.5
19
Huntsman
293
252.3
20
Virgin Media
359
243.2
21
Freeport-McMoRan Copper & Gold
154
228.5
22
CB Richard Ellis Group
499
214.1
23
CarMax
323
207.7
24
Whole Foods Market
284
190.8
25
Nordstrom
270
190.4
26
WellCare Health Plans
328
185.8
27
Domtar
383
176.5
28
Sonic Automotive
345
171.7
29
MeadWestvaco
357
171.6
30
Synnex
294
170.6
31
Jarden
406
169.5
32
Jabil Circuit
199
167.3
33
Group 1 Automotive
457
163.2
34
Amazon.com
100
162.3
35
Tech Data
109
161.5
36
Celanese
414
160.5
37
Las Vegas Sands
456
151.9
38
Apple
56
146.9
39
Sun Microsystems
204
145.3
40
Community Health Systems
191
144.2
41
Starbucks
241
143.8
42
FMC Technologies
467
142.7
43
Enterprise GP Holdings
92
140.2
44
International Paper
104
136.8
45
Goodyear Tire & Rubber
141
136.2
46
Hertz Global Holdings
318
135.1
47
Enbridge Energy Partners
364
133.1
48
Global Partners
368
127.5
49
American Express
88
124.6
50
Reliance Steel & Aluminum
394
119.6
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