(FORTUNE Magazine) – FINANCIAL INDUSTRY FleetBoston powers up the superregional bank list--but can't topple Wells Fargo. Chicago-based Equity Office Properties leads a new category: real estate.

MORTGAGE FINANCE

2000 1999 COMPANY SCORE

1 1 Fannie Mae 7.17 2 3 Freddie Mac 6.78 3 5 Golden West Financial 6.63 4 2 Washington Mutual 6.47 5 6 Charter One Financial 6.14 6 4 Countrywide Credit Industries 5.68 7 8 First American Financial 5.31 8 9 Golden State Bancorp 5.07 9 7 Dime Bancorp 4.85 10 10 LandAmerica Financial Group 4.60

CONSUMER CREDIT

2000 1999 COMPANY SCORE

1 1 American Express 7.92 2 2 MBNA 7.33 3 3 Capital One Financial 7.13 4 8 USA Education[1] 6.03 5 6 Household International 5.77 6 5 Providian Financial 5.76 7 4 Associates First Capital[2] 5.29

SECURITIES

2000 1999 COMPANY SCORE

1 1 Charles Schwab 8.07 2 2 Goldman Sachs 7.81 3 3 Morgan Stanley Dean Witter 7.25 4 4 Merrill Lynch 7.20 5 5 AXA Financial 6.55 6 7 A.G. Edwards 6.00 7 6 Lehman Brothers Holdings 5.94 8 10 Franklin Resources 5.87 9 8 Paine Webber Group[3] 5.72 10 9 Bear Stearns 5.15

INSURANCE: LIFE, HEALTH

2000 1999 COMPANY SCORE

1 1 Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance 7.38 2 2 New York Life Insurance 6.74 3 3 TIAA-CREF 6.65 4 4 Massachusetts Mutual Life Ins. 6.14 5 -- AFLAC 6.02 6 8 Guardian Life of America 5.91 7 6 MetLife[4] 5.66 8 5 American General 5.58 9 9 Prudential Insurance of America 5.06 10 -- UnumProvident 4.67

INSURANCE: PROP., CASUALTY

2000 1999 COMPANY SCORE

1 1 Berkshire Hathaway 7.61 2 3 USAA 7.13 3 2 American International Group 7.08 4 5 Hartford Financial Services Group 6.81 5 4 State Farm Insurance 6.66 6 6 Allstate 6.46 7 7 Nationwide Insurance Enterprise 5.93 8 8 Liberty Mutual Insurance Group 5.92 9 9 St. Paul 5.80 10 10 Loews 4.94

SUPERREGIONAL BANKS

2000 1999 COMPANY SCORE

1 1 Wells Fargo 7.52 2 -- Firstar 6.50 3 7 FleetBoston 6.43 4 2 SunTrust Banks 6.19 5 6 PNC Financial Services Group[5] 6.17 6 3 U.S. Bancorp 5.86 7 5 National City 5.73 8 9 Bank One 5.32 9 10 First Union 5.00 10 -- KeyCorp 4.98

MONEY CENTER BANKS

2000 1999 COMPANY SCORE

1 1 Citigroup 8.60 2 2 Chase Manhattan[6] 7.61 3 3 J.P. Morgan[6] 7.05 4 4 Bank of New York 6.87 5 4[7] Bank of America 6.53

REAL ESTATE

2000 1999 COMPANY SCORE

1 -- Equity Office Properties 7.92 2 -- Equity Residential Properties 7.43 3 -- Simon Property Group 7.22 4 -- Del Webb 6.13 -- Not ranked last year. [1]Name changed from SLM Holdings. [2]Acquired by Citigroup, Nov. 30, 2000. [3]Acquired by UBS, Switzerland, Nov. 3, 2000. [4]Name changed from Metropolitan Life Insurance. [5]Name changed from PNC Bank Corp. [6]Chase Manhattan acquired J.P. Morgan & Co. and changed its name to J.P. Morgan Chase & Co., Dec. 31, 2000. [7]Rank in superregional banks last year.

MEDIA/ENTERTAINMENT Newly merged MGM Mirage outshines the old Mirage Resorts, scoring No. 2 in its industry. Poor Donald: Trump wallows in last place.

ENTERTAINMENT

2000 1999 COMPANY SCORE

1 2 Viacom 8.08 2 1 Time Warner[1] 7.12 3 5 Walt Disney 6.32 4 4 Clear Channel Communications 6.24 5 -- News America 5.73 6 7 USA Networks 5.39

PUBLISHING[2]

2000 1999 COMPANY SCORE

1 2 New York Times 7.71 2 1 Tribune 7.35 3 -- Washington Post 7.29 4 -- Dow Jones 7.13 5 3 Gannett 6.58 6 5 McGraw-Hill 6.41 7 4 Knight-Ridder 6.25 8 8 American Greetings 5.39 9 -- Primedia 5.08 10 9 Reader's Digest Association 5.05

PRINTING[2]

2000 1999 COMPANY SCORE

1 7 R.R. Donnelley & Sons 7.03 2 -- Banta 5.89 3 -- Reynolds & Reynolds[3] 5.60 4 -- Deluxe 5.54 5 -- Wallace Computer Services 5.46 6 -- Standard Register 5.33 7 -- Mail-Well 4.89

HOTELS, CASINOS, RESORTS 2000 1999 COMPANY SCORE

1 1 Marriott International 7.47 2 -- MGM Mirage[4] 6.71 3 5 Hilton Hotels 6.27 4 -- Park Place Entertainment 6.18 5 3 Harrah's Entertainment 6.14 6 7 Starwood Hotels & Resorts 6.04 7 -- Crestline Capital 5.77 8 6 Mandalay Resort Group 5.57 9 8 Wyndham International 3.91 10 9 Trump Hotels & Casino Resorts 3.33

ADVERTISING AND MARKETING

2000 1999 COMPANY SCORE

1 1 Omnicom Group 8.54 2 2 Interpublic Group 7.91 3 3 Young & Rubicam[5] 5.95 4 4 True North Communications 5.72

THINGS THAT MOVE And move they do. Union Pacific runs over Burlington Northern; Deere plows Caterpillar; Toyota outstrips Ford; Avis dusts AutoNation.

AEROSPACE

2000 1999 COMPANY SCORE

1 2 United Technologies 7.41 2 4 Boeing 6.96 3 1 Honeywell International 6.72 4 5 General Dynamics 6.63 5 3 Textron 6.52 6 8 Northrop Grumman 6.36 7 9 Lockheed Martin 6.00 8 6 B.F. Goodrich 5.74 9 7 Raytheon 5.40 10 10 Sequa 5.13

AIRLINES

2000 1999 COMPANY SCORE

1 1 Southwest Airlines 7.62 2 2 Continental Airlines 7.02 3 4 Delta Air Lines 6.49 4 3 AMR 6.22 5 7 Northwest Airlines 5.36 6 5 UAL 4.69 7 6 Alaska Air Group 4.31 8 10 Trans World Airlines 3.38 9 8 America West Holdings 3.29 10 9 US Airways Group 3.22

TRUCKING

2000 1999 COMPANY SCORE

1 1 CNF Transportation 6.62 2 2 USFreightways 6.49 3 -- American Freightways 6.43 4 3 Yellow 6.32 5 7 Arkansas Best 5.94 6 5 C.H. Robinson Worldwide 5.92 7 4 Roadway Express 5.85 8 6 Landstar 5.62 9 8 J.B. Hunt Transport Services 5.14 10 9 Consolidated Freightways 3.81

RAILROADS

2000 1999 COMPANY SCORE

1 3 Union Pacific 7.03 2 1 Burlington Northern Santa Fe 6.32 3 2 Norfolk Southern 5.79 4 4 CSX 5.15 5 5 Kansas City So. Industries 5.02

MAIL, PKG., FREIGHT DELIVERY

2000 1999 COMPANY SCORE

1 1 United Parcel Service of America 8.36 2 2 FedEx[6] 7.64 3 -- Expeditors Intl. of Washington 5.43 4 5 Fritz 5.10 5 3 Airborne Freight 4.00 6 6 Pittston 3.83 MOTOR VEHICLES[7]

2000 1999 COMPANY SCORE

1 2 Toyota Motor Sales USA 7.51 2 1 Ford Motor 7.30 3 3 American Honda Motor 6.93 4 -- Navistar International 5.93 5 4 DaimlerChrysler 5.71 6 9 General Motors 5.57 7 8 Paccar 5.29 8 -- Oshkosh Truck 5.06

MOTOR VEHICLE PARTS[7]

2000 1999 COMPANY SCORE

1 5 Johnson Controls 7.39 2 -- Delphi Automotive Systems 7.18 3 7 Lear 6.34 4 10 TRW 6.10 5 -- Autoliv 6.09 6 6 Dana 5.95 7 -- Arvin Meritor 5.60 8 -- Tenneco Automotive 4.94 9 -- Fleetwood Enterprises 4.92 10 -- Federal-Mogul 3.21

AUTOMOTIVE RETAILING, SVCS.

2000 1999 COMPANY SCORE

1 3 Avis Rent A Car 5.86 2 -- Lithia Motors 5.73 3 4 Group 1 Automotive 5.66 4 2 Ryder System[8] 5.29 5 1 AutoNation 5.23 6 6 Sonic Automotive 5.08 7 5 United Auto Group 5.06 8 7 Budget Group 3.86 9 8 Amerco[8] 3.75

INDUSTRIAL AND FARM EQUIP.

2000 1999 COMPANY SCORE

1 3 Deere 6.87 2 1 Caterpillar 6.84 3 2 ITT Industries 6.62 4 4 Ingersoll-Rand 6.40 5 6 Dover 6.40 6 5 Parker Hannifin 6.16 7 -- Black & Decker 6.11 8 7 Cummins Engine 5.99 9 9 Baker Hughes 5.87 10 8 American Standard 5.76

-- Not ranked last year. [1]Acquired by America Online, now AOL Time Warner, Jan. 12, 2001. [2]One of two new categories replacing publishing and printing. [3]Reclassified as a computer and data services company after the survey was conducted. [4]MGM Grand acquired Mirage Resorts (1999 rank: 4), May 30, 2000, and later changed its name. [5]Acquired by WPP Group, Britain, Oct. 4, 2000. [6]Name changed from FDX. [7]One of two new categories replacing motor vehicles and parts. [8]Reclassified as a trucking and truck leasing company since the survey was conducted.

CONSUMER PRODUCTS Scarred from its battle with Calvin Klein, clothing maker Warnaco earns the survey's second-lowest score. And tobacco champ Philip Morris just keeps rolling along.

APPAREL

2000 1999 COMPANY SCORE

1 1 Nike 7.16 2 2 Liz Claiborne 7.04 3 5 Jones Apparel Group 6.80 4 4 Polo Ralph Lauren 6.63 5 3 VF 6.08 6 6 Kellwood 5.39 7 -- Phillips-Van Heusen 5.35 8 8 Reebok International 5.31 9 7 Warnaco Group 3.13

BEVERAGES

2000 1999 COMPANY SCORE

1 3 PepsiCo 8.00 2 2 Anheuser-Busch 7.67 3 5 Adolph Coors 7.04 4 1 Coca-Cola 6.63 5 8 Whitman 5.90 6 4 Coca-Cola Enterprises 5.61 7 6 Brown-Forman 5.58 8 7 Constellation Brands[1] 5.19

CONSUMER FOOD PRODUCTS[2]

2000 1999 COMPANY SCORE

1 1 Nestle USA 6.87 2 -- General Mills 6.71 3 3 Bestfoods[3] 6.06 4 6 Nabisco Group Holdings[4] 5.98 5 7 ConAgra 5.82 6 2 Sara Lee 5.71 7 -- Kellogg 5.66 8 5 H.J. Heinz 5.65 9 4 Campbell Soup 4.91 10 9 Farmland Industries 4.20

FOOD PRODUCTION[2]

2000 1999 COMPANY SCORE

1 -- Suiza Foods 6.67 2 -- Tyson Foods[5] 6.37 3 -- Dean Foods 6.35 4 8 IBP[5] 6.07 5 10 Archer Daniels Midland 6.02 6 -- Seaboard 5.33 7 -- Gold Kist 5.11 8 -- Chiquita Brands International 4.61 9 -- Agway[6] 4.40 10 -- Imperial Sugar 4.29

TOBACCO

2000 1999 COMPANY SCORE

1 1 Philip Morris[4] 8.19 2 2 UST 6.36 3 -- R.J. Reynolds Tobacco[4] 6.26 4 3 Universal 5.85 5 5 Dimon 5.47

FURNITURE 2000 1999 COMPANY SCORE 1 1 Herman Miller 7.97 2 4 Steelcase 7.07 3 2 Hon Industries 6.88 4 3 Leggett & Platt 6.71 5 -- La-Z-Boy 5.85 6 5 Furniture Brands International 5.58

SOAPS AND COSMETICS

2000 1999 COMPANY SCORE

1 1 Procter & Gamble 7.63 2 2 Colgate-Palmolive 7.62 3 6 Unilever U.S. 6.78 4 4 Gillette 6.75 5 3 Estee Lauder 6.49 6 5 Clorox 6.29 7 7 Avon Products 6.20 8 9 Alberto-Culver 4.67 9 10 Revlon 3.92 10 8 Dial 3.72

STORES AND DISTRIBUTORS Safeway regains the top spot in food and drug stores; Home Depot, which dominates specialty retailing, faces choppy waters.

SPECIALTY RETAILERS

2000 1999 COMPANY SCORE

1 1 Home Depot 7.85 2 4 Limited 6.69 3 3 Costco Wholesale 6.67 4 2 Gap 6.55 5 6 Lowe's 6.47 6 5 Best Buy 6.35 7 -- Staples 6.10 8 7 Circuit City Group 5.54 9 9 Office Depot 5.39 10 10 Toys "R" Us 4.71

FOOD AND DRUG STORES

2000 1999 COMPANY SCORE

1 2 Safeway 7.50 2 1 Walgreen 7.17 3 3 Publix Super Markets 6.99 4 4 Kroger 6.78 5 6 CVS 6.31 6 7 Ahold USA 6.27 7 5 Albertson's 5.88 8 8 Delhaize America[7] 5.64 9 9 Winn-Dixie Stores 4.39 10 10 Rite Aid 3.96

FOOD SERVICES

2000 1999 COMPANY SCORE

1 -- Starbucks 7.42 2 1 McDonald's 7.35 3 3 Outback Steakhouse 7.29 4 2 Brinker International 7.08 5 5 Darden Restaurants 6.98 6 4 Wendy's International 6.71 7 6 Tricon Global Restaurants 5.49 8 7 CBRL 5.12 9 8 Advantica 4.37 10 10 CKE Restaurants 3.04

WHOLESALERS

2000 1999 COMPANY SCORE

1 1 Cardinal Health 7.55 2 2 SYSCO 6.64 3 -- Arrow Electronics 6.33 4 3 Tech Data 6.28 5 5 AmeriSource Health 6.23 6 4 Supervalu 5.98 7 8 McKesson HBOC 5.94 8 9 Fleming 5.63 9 6 Ingram Micro 5.59 10 7 Bergen Brunswig 5.07

GENERAL MERCHANDISERS

2000 1999 COMPANY SCORE

1 1 Wal-Mart Stores 7.56 2 2 Target[8] 7.29 3 3 Nordstrom 5.89 4 4 May Department Stores 5.76 5 5 Federated Department Stores 5.61 6 7 Sears Roebuck 5.31 7 6 Saks 5.17 8 9 J.C. Penney 3.84 9 8 Dillard's 3.71 10 10 Kmart 3.33

-- Not ranked last year. [1]Name changed from Canandaigua Brands. [2]One of two new categories replacing food. [3]Acquired by Unilever, Oct. 2, 2000. [4]Nabisco Group Holdings sold its major asset, Nabisco Holdings, to Philip Morris, and was then acquired by R.J. Reynolds Tobacco, Dec. 11, 2000. [5]Tyson Foods acquisition of IBP is pending. [6]Reclassified as an energy company after the survey was conducted. [7]Name changed from Food Lion. [8]Name changed from Dayton Hudson.

COMPUTERS, ETC. PC makers Gateway and Hewlett-Packard rise; Dell and Apple fall. Newly merged Qwest hits No. 4 in telecom; in networks Nortel debuts at a strong No. 2.

COMPUTERS, OFFICE EQUIP.

2000 1999 COMPANY SCORE

1 4 Gateway 7.08 2 2 Sun Microsystems 6.79 3 5 Hewlett-Packard 6.41 4 3 International Business Machines 6.20 5 1 Dell Computer 6.07 6 8 Compaq Computer 5.76 7 9 Canon U.S.A. 4.81 8 6 Apple Computer 4.60 9 10 NCR 4.54 10 7 Xerox 3.87

COMPUTER PERIPHERALS

2000 1999 COMPANY SCORE

1 1 EMC 7.76 2 2 Lexmark International Group 6.36 3 5 Quantum 6.15 4 4 Seagate Technology[1] 6.14 5 -- Maxtor 5.92 6 3 Imation 5.83 7 7 Storage Technology 5.70 8 6 Iomega 5.26

COMPUTER SOFTWARE

2000 1999 COMPANY SCORE

1 1 Microsoft 7.39 2 3 Oracle 6.91 3 2 Computer Associates International 6.46 4 6 PeopleSoft 5.85 5 -- Novell 5.45 6 4 BMC Software 5.44 7 -- Electronic Arts 5.36 8 -- Compuware 4.39

COMPUTER AND DATA SERVICES

2000 1999 COMPANY SCORE

1 1 America Online[2] 7.11 2 2 Automatic Data Processing 6.86 3 4 First Data 6.32 4 3 Computer Sciences 6.11 5 8 Electronic Data Systems 6.10 6 5 Unisys 5.56 7 10 Dun & Bradstreet 5.52 8 6 Science Applications International 5.44 9 7 Comdisco 5.28 10 9 Micro Warehouse 4.92

TELECOMMUNICATIONS

2000 1999 COMPANY SCORE

1 1 SBC Communications 7.36 2 6 BellSouth 6.20 3 4 Verizon Communications[3] 5.94 4 -- Qwest Communications 5.88 5 9 Alltel 5.83 6 3 Sprint 5.56 7 -- Comcast 5.41 8 -- Cablevision Systems 4.96 9 2 WorldCom[4] 4.91 10 5 AT&T 4.86

NETWORK COMMUNICATIONS

2000 1999 COMPANY SCORE

1 1 Cisco Systems 8.17 2 -- Nortel Networks 7.70 3 3 Tellabs 6.55 4 4 ADC Telecommunications 6.33 5 5 3Com 6.02 6 2 Lucent Technologies 5.17 7 6 Cabletron Systems 4.80

PRECISION Texas Instruments and Applied Materials seize top spots; financial woes send Eastman Kodak plummeting.

SEMICONDUCTORS

2000 1999 COMPANY SCORE

1 2 Texas Instruments 7.78 2 1 Intel 7.53 3 3 Analog Devices 7.04 4 4 LSI Logic 6.39 5 -- Atmel 5.70 6 7 Advanced Micro Devices 5.53 7 5 National Semiconductor 5.39 8 6 Amkor Technology 5.20

ELECTRONICS, ELECTRICAL EQUIP.

2000 1999 COMPANY SCORE

1 1 General Electric 7.99 2 2 Emerson Electric 6.69 3 5 Tyco International 6.59 4 3 Motorola 6.43 5 6 Siemens 6.05 6 7 Philips Electronics N.A. 5.96 7 8 Rockwell International 5.75 8 -- Solectron 5.71 9 9 Whirlpool 5.60 10 -- Eaton 5.54

SCI., PHOTO, CONTROL EQUIP.

2000 1999 COMPANY SCORE

1 2 Applied Materials 7.44 2 1 Minnesota Mining & Manufacturing 7.11 3 6 Applera[5] 6.82 4 4 Teradyne 6.48 5 -- Stryker 6.04 6 5 Tektronix 5.89 7 8 Beckman Coulter 5.75 8 3 Eastman Kodak 5.34 9 7[6] Thermo Electron 5.30 10 9 Polaroid 4.73

MEDICAL PRODUCTS, EQUIP.

2000 1999 COMPANY SCORE

1 1 Medtronic 8.23 2 2 Guidant 7.65 3 3 Baxter International 7.30 4 6 Becton Dickinson 6.08 5 4 Hillenbrand Industries 5.50 6 8 Boston Scientific 5.38 7 10 Mallinckrodt[7] 5.29 8 5 Bausch & Lomb 5.26 9 -- Dade Behring 5.11 -- Not ranked last year. [1]Acquired by Veritas Software, Nov. 21, 2000. [2]Name changed to AOL Time Warner after acquiring Time Warner, Jan. 12, 2001. [3]Name changed from Bell Atlantic. [4]Name changed from MCI WorldCom. [5]Name changed from PE. [6]Rank in medical products, equipment last year. [7]Acquired by Tyco International, Oct. 17, 2000.

POWER Shakeout alert: Beleaguered California utility Edison International, now flirting with bankruptcy, slips five spots.

ELECTRIC AND GAS UTILITIES

2000 1999 COMPANY SCORE

1 1 Duke Energy 7.69 2 3 Southern 6.94 3 5 Reliant Energy 6.55 4 7 UtiliCorp United 6.36 5 4 TXU1 6.35 6 8 Entergy 6.16 7 2 Edison International 6.08 8 -- American Electric Power 5.93 9 6 PG&E 5.79 10 -- Avista 5.29 11 -- Consolidated Edison 5.21

PETROLEUM REFINING

2000 1999 COMPANY SCORE

1 1 Exxon Mobil 8.04 2 2 BP America[2] 7.95 3 3 Shell Oil 7.72 4 4 Chevron 7.36 5 -- Conoco 6.45 6 5 Texaco 6.19 7 6 Phillips Petroleum 6.02 8 8 Tosco 5.93 9 9 USX 5.53 10 10 Citgo 5.29

PIPELINES, ENERGY[3]

2000 1999 COMPANY SCORE

1 1 Enron 8.29 2 2 Williams 6.86 3 3 El Paso Energy 6.85 4 4 Dynegy 6.75 5 6 Kinder Morgan 6.63 6 2[4] MidAmerican Energy Holdings 5.46 7 1[4] NorthWestern 5.25 8 8 Western Gas Resources 5.01 9 4[4] USEC 4.56 10 7 TransMontaigne Oil 4.46

NATURAL RESOURCES Kimberly-Clark scores No. 1 in paper for the 19th straight year. Sealed Air bumps Goodyear; Bristol-Myers Squibb unseats Merck.

MINING AND CRUDE OIL

2000 1999 COMPANY SCORE

1 -- Apache 7.95 2 2 Unocal 5.97 3 1 Burlington Resources 5.09 4 8 Occidental Petroleum 5.02 5 6 Newmont Mining 4.95 6 -- Martin Marietta Materials 4.92 7 7 Freeport-McMoRan Copper & Gold 4.63 8 4 Plains Resources 4.46 RUBBER AND PLASTICS PRODS.

2000 1999 COMPANY SCORE

1 3 Sealed Air 7.30 2 1 Goodyear Tire & Rubber 6.92 3 -- Pactiv 6.45 4 6 Mark IV Industries[5] 6.31 5 2 Cooper Tire & Rubber 6.20 6 7 GenCorp 5.62 7 -- PolyOne[6] 5.45 8 8 Carlisle 5.45 9 9 Foamex International 5.12 10 4 Bridgestone/Firestone 3.31

TEXTILES

2000 1999 COMPANY SCORE

1 1 Shaw Industries[7] 6.68 2 3 Mohawk Industries 6.42 3 5 Unifi 6.30 4 4 Springs Industries 6.16 5 6 Interface 5.50 6 2 WestPoint Stevens 5.47 7 7 Burlington Industries 4.63 8 -- Pillowtex 3.69 FOREST AND PAPER PRODUCTS

2000 1999 COMPANY SCORE

1 1 Kimberly-Clark 6.83 2 2 Weyerhaeuser 6.43 3 4 International Paper 5.93 4 3 Mead 5.88 5 -- Willamette Industries 5.79 6 5 Georgia-Pacific[8] 5.33 7 6 Temple-Inland 5.13 8 10 Boise Cascade 4.74 9 8 Fort James[8] 4.58 10 9 Smurfit-Stone Container 4.47

CHEMICALS

2000 1999 COMPANY SCORE

1 1 Du Pont 7.43 2 2 Dow Chemical 6.89 3 4 Bayer 6.39 4 3 PPG Industries 6.29 5 7 BASF 6.07 6 6 Praxair 5.94 7 -- Rohm & Haas 5.89 8 5 Air Products & Chemicals 5.75 9 9 Sherwin-Williams 5.34 10 10 Union Carbide 4.66

PHARMACEUTICALS

2000 1999 COMPANY SCORE

1 2 Bristol-Myers Squibb 7.36 2 1 Merck 7.21 3 3 Pfizer 7.15 4 4 Johnson & Johnson 6.93 5 6 Eli Lilly 6.87 6 5 Schering-Plough 6.68 7 8[9] Pharmacia[10] 6.67 8 -- Amgen 6.14 9 9 Abbott Laboratories 5.55 10 10 American Home Products 5.16

-- Not ranked last year. [1]Name changed from Texas Utilities. [2]The company, a subsidiary of BP Amoco, Britain, changed its name from BP Amoco. [3]This category replaces the pipelines and energy categories. Unless otherwise noted, the 1999 rank was the company's rank in pipelines. [4]Rank in energy last year. [5]Acquired by BC Partners, Britain, Sept. 14, 2000. [6]Name changed from Geon after acquiring M.A. Hanna (1999 rank: 5), Aug. 31, 2000. [7]Acquired by Berkshire Hathaway, Jan. 9, 2001. [8]Georgia-Pacific acquired Fort James, Nov. 27, 2000. [9]Rank in chemicals last year. [10]Name changed from Monsanto.

CONTRACTED SERVICES Smart acquisitions help uniform supplier Cintas hit No. 1 in outsourcing. Note the new waste management category (led by Waste Management, natch).

OUTSOURCING SERVICES

2000 1999 COMPANY SCORE

1 -- Cintas 7.24 2 3 Aramark 6.79 3 1 ServiceMaster 6.72 4 5 Administaff 6.68 5 2 Sodexho Marriott Services 6.49 6 8 Wackenhut 5.87 7 -- Convergys 5.44 8 10 Ogden 5.19 9 4 Viad 4.99 10 9 Staff Leasing 4.93

TEMPORARY HELP

2000 1999 COMPANY SCORE

1 1 Robert Half International 6.92 2 2 Manpower 6.36 3 4 Kelly Services 5.79 4 3 Spherion[1] 5.08 5 6 Volt Information Sciences 4.79 6 5 CDI 4.58 7 7 Modis Professional Services 4.29

HEALTH CARE

2000 1999 COMPANY SCORE

1 1 WellPoint Health Networks 7.02 2 2 United HealthCare 6.80 3 3 Cigna 6.15 4 5 Tenet Healthcare 5.43 5 6 HCA[2] 5.36 6 -- Anthem Insurance 5.00 7 8 Health Net[3] 4.85 8 9 Humana 4.12 9 4 Aetna[4] 3.97 10 7 PacifiCare Health Systems 3.61

WASTE MANAGEMENT

2000 1999 COMPANY SCORE

1 -- Waste Management 7.35 2 -- Republic Services 6.08 3 -- Allied Waste Industries 5.83 4 -- Safety-Kleen 3.61

HEAVY INDUSTRY Corning continues to dominate the glass industry by one of the largest margins ever. A big mover: homebuilder Lennar, which hits No. 2 in its category.

ENGINEERING, CONSTRUCTION

2000 1999 COMPANY SCORE

1 1 Centex 7.22 2 8 Lennar 6.57 3 5 Peter Kiewit Sons' 6.57 4 3 Pulte 6.55 5 4 Halliburton 6.49 6 -- D.R. Horton 6.05 7 9 Kaufman & Broad[5] 6.04 8 -- Emcor Group 5.99 9 7 Fluor[6] 5.83 10 10 Foster Wheeler 5.74

BUILDING MATERIALS, GLASS

2000 1999 COMPANY SCORE

1 1 Corning[7] 7.77 2 5 Vulcan Materials 5.13 3 3 USG 4.83 4 8 Southdown[8] 4.65 5 4 Owens-Illinois 4.43 6 2 Armstrong Holdings[9] 4.34 7 7 Johns Manville 4.30 8 6 Owens Corning 3.38

METALS

2000 1999 COMPANY SCORE

1 1 Alcoa 7.46 2 2 Nucor 6.08 3 3 Phelps Dodge 5.75 4 -- Worthington Industries 5.52 5 5 AK Steel Holding 5.21 6 4 Allegheny Technologies 5.19 7 -- Commercial Metals 4.62 8 9 Bethlehem Steel 4.24 9 8 Maxxam 4.04 10 10 LTV 3.24

METAL PRODUCTS

2000 1999 COMPANY SCORE

1 1 Fortune Brands 7.66 2 2 Illinois Tool Works 5.70 3 3 Danaher 5.15 4 4 Newell Rubbermaid[10] 4.90 5 8 Stanley Works 4.90 6 7 Ball 4.65 7 6 U.S. Industries 4.63 8 5 Masco 4.61 9 -- General Cable 4.23 10 9 Crown Cork & Seal 4.15

-- Not ranked last year. [1]Name changed from Interim Services. [2]Name changed from Columbia/HCA Healthcare. [3]Name changed from Foundation Health Systems. [4]Spun off from the old Aetna prior to that company's acquisition by ING, Netherlands, Dec. 13, 2000. [5]Name changed to KB Home. [6]Spun off from the old Fluor, Dec. 22, 2000. [7]Reclassified as a network and other communications equipment company after the survey was conducted. [8]Acquired by Cemex, Mexico, Nov. 16, 2000. [9]Name changed from Armstrong World Industries. [10]Name changed from Newell.

Index to the Most Admired

Abbott Laboratories 5.55 F-5 ADC Telecommunications 6.33 F-4 Administaff 6.68 F-6 Advanced Micro Devices 5.53 F-4 Advantica 4.37 F-3 Aetna 3.97 F-6 AFLAC 6.02 F-1 Agway 4.40 F-3 Ahold USA 6.27 F-3 Airborne Freight 4.00 F-2 Air Products & Chemicals 5.75 F-5 AK Steel Holding 5.21 F-6 Alaska Air Group 4.31 F-2 Alberto-Culver 4.67 F-3 Albertson's 5.88 F-3 Alcoa 7.46 F-6 Allegheny Technologies 5.19 F-6 Allied Waste Industries 5.83 F-6 Allstate 6.46 F-1 Alltel 5.83 F-4 Amerco 3.75 F-2 American Electric Power 5.93 F-5 American Express 7.92 F-1 American Freightways 6.43 F-2 American General 5.58 F-1 American Greetings 5.39 F-2 American Home Products 5.16 F-5 American Honda Motor 6.93 F-2 American International Group 7.08 F-1 American Standard 5.76 F-2 America Online 7.11 F-4 America West Holdings 3.29 F-2 AmeriSource Health 6.23 F-3 Amgen 6.14 F-5 Amkor Technology 5.20 F-4 AMR 6.22 F-2 Analog Devices 7.04 F-4 Anheuser-Busch 7.67 F-3 Anthem Insurance 5.00 F-6 Apache 7.95 F-5 Apple Computer 4.60 F-4 Applera 6.82 F-4 Applied Materials 7.44 F-4 Aramark 6.79 F-6 Archer Daniels Midland 6.02 F-3 Arkansas Best 5.94 F-2 Armstrong Holdings 4.34 F-6 Arrow Electronics 6.33 F-3 Arvin Meritor 5.60 F-2 Associates First Capital 5.29 F-1 Atmel 5.70 F-4 AT&T 4.86 F-4 Autoliv 6.09 F-2 Automatic Data Processing 6.86 F-4 AutoNation 5.23 F-2 Avis Rent A Car 5.86 F-2 Avista 5.29 F-5 Avon Products 6.20 F-3 AXA Financial 6.55 F-1 Baker Hughes 5.87 F-2 Ball 4.65 F-6 Bank of America 6.53 F-1 Bank of New York 6.87 F-1 Bank One 5.32 F-1 Banta 5.89 F-2 BASF 6.07 F-5 Bausch & Lomb 5.26 F-4 Baxter International 7.30 F-4 Bayer 6.39 F-5 Bear Stearns 5.15 F-1 Beckman Coulter 5.75 F-4 Becton Dickinson 6.08 F-4 BellSouth 6.20 F-4 Bergen Brunswig 5.07 F-3 Berkshire Hathaway 7.61 F-1 Best Buy 6.35 F-3 Bestfoods 6.06 F-3 Bethlehem Steel 4.24 F-6 Black & Decker 6.11 F-2 BMC Software 5.44 F-4 Boeing 6.96 F-2 Boise Cascade 4.74 F-5 Boston Scientific 5.38 F-4 BP America 7.95 F-5 Bridgestone/Firestone 3.31 F-5 Brinker International 7.08 F-3 Bristol-Myers Squibb 7.36 F-5 Brown-Forman 5.58 F-3 Budget Group 3.86 F-2 Burlington Industries 4.63 F-5 Burlington Northern Santa Fe 6.32 F-2 Burlington Resources 5.09 F-5 Cabletron Systems 4.80 F-4 Cablevision Systems 4.96 F-4 Campbell Soup 4.91 F-3 Canon U.S.A. 4.81 F-4 Capital One Financial 7.13 F-1 Cardinal Health 7.55 F-3 Carlisle 5.45 F-5 Caterpillar 6.84 F-2 CBRL 5.12 F-3 CDI 4.58 F-6 Centex 7.22 F-6 Charter One Financial 6.14 F-1 Chase Manhattan 7.61 F-1 Chevron 7.36 F-5 Chiquita Brands International 4.61 F-3 Cigna 6.15 F-6 Cintas 7.24 F-6 Circuit City Group 5.54 F-3 Cisco Systems 8.17 F-4 Citgo 5.29 F-5 Citigroup 8.60 F-1 CKE Restaurants 3.04 F-3 Claiborne (Liz) 7.04 F-3 Clear Channel Communications 6.24 F-2 Clorox 6.29 F-3 CNF Transportation 6.62 F-2 Coca-Cola 6.63 F-3 Coca-Cola Enterprises 5.61 F-3 Colgate-Palmolive 7.62 F-3 Comcast 5.41 F-4 Comdisco 5.28 F-4 Commercial Metals 4.62 F-6 Compaq Computer 5.76 F-4 Computer Associates International 6.46 F-4 Computer Sciences 6.11 F-4 Compuware 4.39 F-4 ConAgra 5.82 F-3 Conoco 6.45 F-5 Consolidated Edison 5.21 F-5 Consolidated Freightways 3.81 F-2 Constellation Brands 5.19 F-3 Continental Airlines 7.02 F-2 Convergys 5.44 F-6 Cooper Tire & Rubber 6.20 F-5 Coors (Adolph) 7.04 F-3 Corning 7.77 F-6 Costco Wholesale 6.67 F-3 Countrywide Credit Industries 5.68 F-1 Crestline Capital 5.77 F-2 Crown Cork & Seal 4.15 F-6 CSX 5.15 F-2 Cummins Engine 5.99 F-2 CVS 6.31 F-3 Dade Behring 5.11 F-4 DaimlerChrysler 5.71 F-2 Dana 5.95 F-2 Danaher 5.15 F-6 Darden Restaurants 6.98 F-3 Dean Foods 6.35 F-3 Deere 6.87 F-2 Delhaize America 5.64 F-3 Dell Computer 6.07 F-4 Delphi Automotive Systems 7.18 F-2 Delta Air Lines 6.49 F-2 Deluxe 5.54 F-2 Dial 3.72 F-3 Dillard's 3.71 F-3 Dime Bancorp 4.85 F-1 Dimon 5.47 F-3 Disney (Walt) 6.32 F-2 Donnelley (R.R.) & Sons 7.03 F-2 Dover 6.40 F-2 Dow Chemical 6.89 F-5 Dow Jones 7.13 F-2 Duke Energy 7.69 F-5 Dun & Bradstreet 5.52 F-4 Du Pont 7.43 F-5 Dynegy 6.75 F-5 Eastman Kodak 5.34 F-4 Eaton 5.54 F-4 Edison International 6.08 F-5 Edwards (A.G.) 6.00 F-1 Electronic Arts 5.36 F-4 Electronic Data Systems 6.10 F-4 El Paso Energy 6.85 F-5 EMC 7.76 F-4 Emcor Group 5.99 F-6 Emerson Electric 6.69 F-4 Enron 8.29 F-5 Entergy 6.16 F-5 Equity Office Properties 7.92 F-1 Equity Residential Properties 7.43 F-1 Expeditors International of Washington 5.43 F-2 Exxon Mobil 8.04 F-5 Fannie Mae 7.17 F-1 Farmland Industries 4.20 F-3 Federal-Mogul 3.21 F-2 Federated Department Stores 5.61 F-3 FedEx 7.64 F-2 First American Financial 5.31 F-1 Firstar 6.50 F-1 First Data 6.32 F-4 First Union 5.00 F-1 FleetBoston 6.43 F-1 Fleetwood Enterprises 4.92 F-2 Fleming 5.63 F-3 Fluor 5.83 F-6 Foamex International 5.12 F-5 Ford Motor 7.30 F-2 Fort James 4.58 F-5 Fortune Brands 7.66 F-6 Foster Wheeler 5.74 F-6 Franklin Resources 5.87 F-1 Freddie Mac 6.78 F-1 Freeport-McMoRan Copper & Gold 4.63 F-5 Fritz 5.10 F-2 Furniture Brands International 5.58 F-3 Gannett 6.58 F-2 Gap 6.55 F-3 Gateway 7.08 F-4 GenCorp 5.62 F-5 General Cable 4.23 F-6 General Dynamics 6.63 F-2 General Electric 7.99 F-4 General Mills 6.71 F-3 General Motors 5.57 F-2 Georgia-Pacific 5.33 F-5 Gillette 6.75 F-3 Golden State Bancorp 5.07 F-1 Golden West Financial 6.63 F-1 Gold Kist 5.11 F-3 Goldman Sachs 7.81 F-1 Goodrich (B.F.) 5.74 F-2 Goodyear Tire & Rubber 6.92 F-5 Group 1 Automotive 5.66 F-2 Guardian Life of America 5.91 F-1 Guidant 7.65 F-4 Halliburton 6.49 F-6 Harrah's Entertainment 6.14 F-2 Hartford Financial Services Group 6.81 F-1 HCA 5.36 F-6 Health Net 4.85 F-6 Heinz (H.J.) 5.65 F-3 Herman Miller 7.97 F-3 Hewlett-Packard 6.41 F-4 Hillenbrand Industries 5.50 F-4 Hilton Hotels 6.27 F-2 Home Depot 7.85 F-3 Honeywell International 6.72 F-2 Hon Industries 6.88 F-3 Horton (D.R.) 6.05 F-6 Household International 5.77 F-1 Humana 4.12 F-6 Hunt (J.B.) Transport Services 5.14 F-2 IBP 6.07 F-3 Illinois Tool Works 5.70 F-6 Imation 5.83 F-4 Imperial Sugar 4.29 F-3 Ingersoll-Rand 6.40 F-2 Ingram Micro 5.59 F-3 Intel 7.53 F-4 Interface 5.50 F-5 International Business Machines 6.20 F-4 International Paper 5.93 F-5 Interpublic Group 7.91 F-2 Iomega 5.26 F-4 ITT Industries 6.62 F-2 Johns Manville 4.30 F-6 Johnson Controls 7.39 F-2 Johnson & Johnson 6.93 F-5 Jones Apparel Group 6.80 F-3 Kansas City So. Industries 5.02 F-2 Kaufman & Broad 6.04 F-6 Kellogg 5.66 F-3 Kellwood 5.39 F-3 Kelly Services 5.79 F-6 KeyCorp 4.98 F-1 Kiewit (Peter) Sons' 6.57 F-6 Kimberly-Clark 6.83 F-5 Kinder Morgan 6.63 F-5 Kmart 3.33 F-3 Knight-Ridder 6.25 F-2 Kroger 6.78 F-3 LandAmerica Financial Group 4.60 F-1 Landstar 5.62 F-2 Lauder (Estee) 6.49 F-3 La-Z-Boy 5.85 F-3 Lear 6.34 F-2 Leggett & Platt 6.71 F-3 Lehman Brothers Holdings 5.94 F-1 Lennar 6.57 F-6 Lexmark International Group 6.36 F-4 Liberty Mutual Insurance Group 5.92 F-1 Lilly (Eli) 6.87 F-5 Limited 6.69 F-3 Lithia Motors 5.73 F-2 Lockheed Martin 6.00 F-2 Loews 4.94 F-1 Lowe's 6.47 F-3 LSI Logic 6.39 F-4 LTV 3.24 F-6 Lucent Technologies 5.17 F-4 Mail-Well 4.89 F-2 Mallinckrodt 5.29 F-4 Mandalay Resort Group 5.57 F-2 Manpower 6.36 F-6 Mark IV Industries 6.31 F-5 Marriott International 7.47 F-2 Martin Marietta Materials 4.92 F-5 Masco 4.61 F-6 Massachusetts Mutual Life Insurance 6.14 F-1 Maxtor 5.92 F-4 Maxxam 4.04 F-6 May Department Stores 5.76 F-3 MBNA 7.33 F-1 McDonald's 7.35 F-3 McGraw-Hill 6.41 F-2 McKesson HBOC 5.94 F-3 Mead 5.88 F-5 Medtronic 8.23 F-4 Merck 7.21 F-5 Merrill Lynch 7.20 F-1 MetLife 5.66 F-1 MGM Mirage 6.71 F-2 Microsoft 7.39 F-4 Micro Warehouse 4.92 F-4 MidAmerican Energy Holdings 5.46 F-5 Minnesota Mining & Manufacturing 7.11 F-4 Modis Professional Services 4.29 F-6 Mohawk Industries 6.42 F-5 Morgan (J.P.) 7.05 F-1 Morgan Stanley Dean Witter 7.25 F-1 Motorola 6.43 F-4 Nabisco Group Holdings 5.98 F-3 National City 5.73 F-1 National Semiconductor 5.39 F-4 Nationwide Insurance Enterprise 5.93 F-1 Navistar International 5.93 F-2 NCR 4.54 F-4 Nestle USA 6.87 F-3 Newell Rubbermaid 4.90 F-6 Newmont Mining 4.95 F-5 News America 5.73 F-2 New York Life Insurance 6.74 F-1 New York Times 7.71 F-2 Nike 7.16 F-3 Nordstrom 5.89 F-3 Norfolk Southern 5.79 F-2 Nortel Networks 7.70 F-4 Northrop Grumman 6.36 F-2 Northwest Airlines 5.36 F-2 NorthWestern 5.25 F-5 Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance 7.38 F-1 Novell 5.45 F-4 Nucor 6.08 F-6 Occidental Petroleum 5.02 F-5 Office Depot 5.39 F-3 Ogden 5.19 F-6 Omnicom Group 8.54 F-2 Oracle 6.91 F-4 Oshkosh Truck 5.06 F-2 Outback Steakhouse 7.29 F-3 Owens Corning 3.38 F-6 Owens-Illinois 4.43 F-6 Paccar 5.29 F-2 PacifiCare Health Systems 3.61 F-6 Pactiv 6.45 F-5 Paine Webber Group 5.72 F-1 Park Place Entertainment 6.18 F-2 Parker Hannifin 6.16 F-2 Penney (J.C.) 3.84 F-3 PeopleSoft 5.85 F-4 PepsiCo 8.00 F-3 Pfizer 7.15 F-5 PG&E 5.79 F-5 Pharmacia 6.67 F-5 Phelps Dodge 5.75 F-6 Philip Morris 8.19 F-3 Philips Electronics N.A. 5.96 F-4 Phillips Petroleum 6.02 F-5 Phillips-Van Heusen 5.35 F-3 Pillowtex 3.69 F-5 Pittston 3.83 F-2 Plains Resources 4.46 F-5 PNC Financial Services Group 6.17 F-1 Polaroid 4.73 F-4 Polo Ralph Lauren 6.63 F-3 PolyOne 5.45 F-5 PPG Industries 6.29 F-5 Praxair 5.94 F-5 Primedia 5.08 F-2 Procter & Gamble 7.63 F-3 Providian Financial 5.76 F-1 Prudential Insurance of America 5.06 F-1 Publix Super Markets 6.99 F-3 Pulte 6.55 F-6 Quantum 6.15 F-4 Qwest Communications 5.88 F-4 Raytheon 5.40 F-2 Reader's Digest Association 5.05 F-2 Reebok International 5.31 F-3 Reliant Energy 6.55 F-5 Republic Services 6.08 F-6 Revlon 3.92 F-3 Reynolds & Reynolds 5.60 F-2 Reynolds (R.J.) Tobacco 6.26 F-3 Rite Aid 3.96 F-3 Roadway Express 5.85 F-2 Robert Half International 6.92 F-6 Robinson (C.H.) Worldwide 5.92 F-2 Rockwell International 5.75 F-4 Rohm & Haas 5.89 F-5 Ryder System 5.29 F-2 Safety-Kleen 3.61 F-6 Safeway 7.50 F-3 Saks 5.17 F-3 Sara Lee 5.71 F-3 SBC Communications 7.36 F-4 Schering-Plough 6.68 F-5 Schwab (Charles) 8.07 F-1 Science Applications International 5.44 F-4 Seaboard 5.33 F-3 Seagate Technology 6.14 F-4 Sealed Air 7.30 F-5 Sears Roebuck 5.31 F-3 Sequa 5.13 F-2 ServiceMaster 6.72 F-6 Shaw Industries 6.68 F-5 Shell Oil 7.72 F-5 Sherwin-Williams 5.34 F-5 Siemens 6.05 F-4 Simon Property Group 7.22 F-1 Smurfit-Stone Container 4.47 F-5 Sodexho Marriott Services 6.49 F-6 Solectron 5.71 F-4 Sonic Automotive 5.08 F-2 Southdown 4.65 F-6 Southern 6.94 F-5 Southwest Airlines 7.62 F-2 Spherion 5.08 F-6 Springs Industries 6.16 F-5 Sprint 5.56 F-4 Staff Leasing 4.93 F-6 Standard Register 5.33 F-2 Stanley Works 4.90 F-6 Staples 6.10 F-3 Starbucks 7.42 F-3 Starwood Hotels & Resorts 6.04 F-2 State Farm Insurance 6.66 F-1 Steelcase 7.07 F-3 Storage Technology 5.70 F-4 St. Paul 5.80 F-1 Stryker 6.04 F-4 Suiza Foods 6.67 F-3 Sun Microsystems 6.79 F-4 SunTrust Banks 6.19 F-1 Supervalu 5.98 F-3 SYSCO 6.64 F-3 Target 7.29 F-3 Tech Data 6.28 F-3 Tektronix 5.89 F-4 Tellabs 6.55 F-4 Temple-Inland 5.13 F-5 Tenet Healthcare 5.43 F-6 Tenneco Automotive 4.94 F-2 Teradyne 6.48 F-4 Texaco 6.19 F-5 Texas Instruments 7.78 F-4 Textron 6.52 F-2 Thermo Electron 5.30 F-4 3Com 6.02 F-4 TIAA-CREF 6.65 F-1 Time Warner 7.12 F-2 Tosco 5.93 F-5 Toyota Motor Sales USA 7.51 F-2 Toys "R" Us 4.71 F-3 TransMontaigne Oil 4.46 F-5 Trans World Airlines 3.38 F-2 Tribune 7.35 F-2 Tricon Global Restaurants 5.49 F-3 True North Communications 5.72 F-2 Trump Hotels & Casino Resorts 3.33 F-2 TRW 6.10 F-2 TXU 6.35 F-5 Tyco International 6.59 F-4 Tyson Foods 6.37 F-3 UAL 4.69 F-2 Unifi 6.30 F-5 Unilever U.S. 6.78 F-3 Union Carbide 4.66 F-5 Union Pacific 7.03 F-2 Unisys 5.56 F-4 United Auto Group 5.06 F-2 United HealthCare 6.80 F-6 United Parcel Service of America 8.36 F-2 United Technologies 7.41 F-2 Universal 5.85 F-3 Unocal 5.97 F-5 UnumProvident 4.67 F-1 USAA 7.13 F-1 USA Education 6.03 F-1 US Airways Group 3.22 F-2 USA Networks 5.39 F-2 U.S. Bancorp 5.86 F-1 USEC 4.56 F-5 USFreightways 6.49 F-2 USG 4.83 F-6 U.S. Industries 4.63 F-6 UST 6.36 F-3 USX 5.53 F-5 UtiliCorp United 6.36 F-5 Verizon Communications 5.94 F-4 VF 6.08 F-3 Viacom 8.08 F-2 Viad 4.99 F-6 Volt Information Sciences 4.79 F-6 Vulcan Materials 5.13 F-6 Wackenhut 5.87 F-6 Walgreen 7.17 F-3 Wallace Computer Services 5.46 F-2 Wal-Mart Stores 7.56 F-3 Warnaco Group 3.13 F-3 Washington Mutual 6.47 F-1 Washington Post 7.29 F-2 Waste Management 7.35 F-6 Webb (Del) 6.13 F-1 WellPoint Health Networks 7.02 F-6 Wells Fargo 7.52 F-1 Wendy's International 6.71 F-3 Western Gas Resources 5.01 F-5 WestPoint Stevens 5.47 F-5 Weyerhaeuser 6.43 F-5 Whirlpool 5.60 F-4 Whitman 5.90 F-3 Willamette Industries 5.79 F-5 Williams 6.86 F-5 Winn-Dixie Stores 4.39 F-3 WorldCom 4.91 F-4 Worthington Industries 5.52 F-6 Wyndham International 3.91 F-2 Xerox 3.87 F-4 Yellow 6.32 F-2 Young & Rubicam 5.95 F-2