FORTUNE 500

Our annual ranking of America's largest corporations

Top companies: Biggest

Rank	Company	500 Rank	3/26/2010 ($ millions)
1	Exxon Mobil	2	314,153.5
2	Microsoft	36	260,131.9
3	Apple	56	209,379.0
4	Wal-Mart Stores	1	208,662.5
5	Berkshire Hathaway	11	200,900.5
6	General Electric	4	195,740.5
7	Procter & Gamble	22	184,993.5
8	Bank of America Corp.	5	179,572.9
9	Google	102	179,104.1
10	J.P. Morgan Chase & Co.	9	178,865.0
11	Johnson & Johnson	33	177,169.1
12	International Business Machines	20	167,909.1
13	Wells Fargo	19	161,742.3
14	AT&T	7	154,870.4
15	Cisco Systems	58	151,500.3
16	Chevron	3	149,481.7
17	Pfizer	40	138,285.2
18	Oracle	105	128,940.4
19	Coca-Cola	72	125,975.0
20	Hewlett-Packard	10	125,274.9
21	Citigroup	12	123,088.9
22	Intel	62	122,853.8
23	Merck	85	116,606.3
24	PepsiCo	50	110,052.6
25	Philip Morris International	94	97,215.1
26	Goldman Sachs Group	39	91,077.1
27	Verizon Communications	13	86,121.0
28	Abbott Laboratories	75	82,134.8
29	ConocoPhillips	6	77,902.4
30	Visa	326	76,012.5
31	McDonald's	108	72,369.1
32	Qualcomm	225	70,297.9
33	United Technologies	37	69,011.4
34	Walt Disney	57	68,484.3
35	Occidental Petroleum	150	66,361.2
36	United Parcel Service	43	63,214.9
37	Amazon.com	100	60,040.4
38	Amgen	159	58,180.3
39	3M	106	57,650.4
40	Home Depot	29	55,457.0
41	Boeing	28	54,948.9
42	Comcast	59	52,041.1
43	CVS Caremark	18	51,157.0
44	U.S. Bancorp	121	49,843.1
45	American Express	88	49,209.4
46	Medtronic	160	49,007.2
47	Ford Motor	8	47,272.7
48	Bristol-Myers Squibb	114	45,750.4
49	Kraft Foods	53	45,313.1
50	Target	30	43,132.6

Issue date: May 3, 2010.

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