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Industry Champs Open the foldout for the Most Admired List
(FORTUNE Magazine) – How do large companies stack up in their own industries? That's what the list inside reveals. Among the notable movers: Gateway and Disney jumped from No. 6 to No. 2 in computers and in entertainment, respectively, and Bear Stearns went from No. 7 to No. 1 in securities. The three lowest scorers? Bankrupt Consolidated Freightways, Enron, and Kmart. --CHRISTOPHER TKACZYK Here's how we did the calculations. For the industry rankings, the Hay Group took the ten largest companies by revenues in 66 industries, including large subsidiaries of foreign firms. They surveyed 10,000 executives, directors, and securities analysts, who rated the companies in their own industries using eight criteria (see table on the previous page). The top ten list was determined differently. For that, the respondents were asked to select the ten companies they admired most in any industry. Respondents chose from a list of companies that ranked in the top 25% in last year's survey; the list also included companies that ranked below the first quartile overall but finished in the top 20% of their industry. Those differing methodologies explain why, for example, Philip Morris (now Altria) scored so high on the industry list but didn't make the top ten: The tobacco industry tends to grade more generously than others. Where Companies Rank In Their Industries Financial Industry 1. Securities 2002/2001 SCORE 1 7 Bear Stearns 7.31 2 2 Goldman Sachs 6.98 3 3 Morgan Stanley1 6.73 4 1 Charles Schwab 6.64 5 4 Merrill Lynch 6.34 6 6 Lehman Brothers Holdings 6.13 7 5 A.G. Edwards 6.05 8 8 Franklin Resources 5.68 9 * AXA Financial 5.47 10 10 E*Trade Group 4.56 2. Megabanks 2002/2001 SCORE 1 1 Citigroup 7.70 2 2 Wells Fargo 6.92 3 6 Bank of America 6.27 4 7 Suntrust Banks 6.10 5 4 Bank One 6.01 6 5[2] National City 5.95 7 8 Wachovia[3] 5.91 8 9 U.S. Bancorp 5.79 9 5 FleetBoston Financial 5.27 10 3 J.P. Morgan Chase 5.18 3. Superregional Banks 2002/2001 SCORE 1 1 Fifth Third Bancorp 7.29 2 2 Mellon Financial 7.08 3 3 State Street 6.88 4 7 BB&T Corp. 6.33 5 4 Bank of New York 5.91 6 * Regions Financial 5.86 7 8 SouthTrust 5.66 8 * Comerica 5.53 9 10 KeyCorp 5.52 10 6 PNC Financial Svcs. Group 4.48 4. Consumer Credit 2002/2001 SCORE 1 1 American Express 8.32 2 2 MBNA 7.84 3 3 Capital One Financial 6.18 4 * First National of Nebraska 5.46 5 4 Household International 5.45 6 5 SLM[4] 5.07 7 6 Metris 3.79 8 7 Providian Financial 3.64 5. Mortgage Services[5] 2002/2001 SCORE 1 2 Golden West Financial 7.29 2 1 Fannie Mae 7.09 3 3 Freddie Mac 6.73 4 4 Countrywide Financial[6] 6.38 5 7 First American 6.32 6 8 Fidelity National Financial 6.22 7 5 Washington Mutual 5.93 8 6 Charter One Financial 5.90 9 10 Sovereign Bancorp 5.10 10 9 Golden State Bancorp[7] 4.87 6. Insurance: Life and Health 2002/2001 SCORE 1 1 Northwestern Mutual 7.52 2 3 Massachusetts Mutual Life 6.78 3 4 New York Life 6.74 4 2 TIAA-CREF 6.66 5 6 AFLAC 6.43 6 8 Prudential Financial 6.25 7 5 MetLife 6.13 8 9 Guardian Life Ins. of America 5.91 9 * John Hancock Finan. Svcs. 5.51 10 10 UnumProvident 4.92 7. Insurance: Property, Casualty 2002/2001 SCORE 1 1 Berkshire Hathaway 8.20 2 3 American Intl. Group 7.12 3 2 USAA 6.54 4 6 Allstate 6.27 5 5 Hartford Financial Services 6.21 6 7 Nationwide 6.04 7 4 State Farm Insurance 5.84 8 8 Liberty Mutual Insurance 5.23 9 9 St. Paul 5.00 10 10 Loews 4.55 *Not ranked last year. [1]Changed name from Morgan Stanley Dean Witter. [2]Rank in superregional banks last year.[3]Changed name from First Union. [4]Changed name from USA Education. [5]Category called mortgage finance last year. [6]Changed name from Countrywide Credit Industries. [7]Acquired by Citigroup, Dec. 11, 2002. Shelter 8. Building Materials, Glass 2002/2001 SCORE 1 2 Texas Industries 7.33 2 1 Vulcan Materials 7.24 3 4 USG 5.48 4 5 Armstrong Holdings 5.44 5 6 Owens Corning 5.08 9. Engineering, Construction 2002/2001 SCORE 1 3 Jacobs Engineering Group 7.43 2 6 Peter Kiewit Sons' 6.68 3 * Granite 6.43 4 4 Fluor 5.90 5 * CH2M Hill 5.76 6 7 Emcor Group 5.41 7 * URS 5.24 8 * Integrated Electrical Svcs. 5.09 9 * Quanta Services 4.85 10 * Perini 4.27 10. Real Estate[1] 2002/2001 SCORE 1 * Simon Property Group 7.67 2 4[2] Host Marriott 6.84 3 * Equity Office Properties 6.71 4 * Equity Residential 6.68 5 * AIMCO 5.67 6 * FelCor Lodging 5.54 11. Home Equip., Furnishings[1] 2002/2001 SCORE 1 1[3] Fortune Brands 7.52 2 4[3] Newell Rubbermaid 6.60 3 5[3] Masco 5.50 4 10[3] U.S. Industries 4.18 12. Homebuilders[1] 2002/2001 SCORE 1 2[4] Lennar 7.67 2 1[4] Centex 7.58 3 5[4] Pulte Homes 6.92 4 * Toll Brothers 6.80 5 * NVR 6.51 6 * Beazer Homes USA 6.48 7 * MDC Holdings 6.26 8 * Ryland Group 6.21 9 8[4] KB Home 5.74 10 9[4] D.R. Horton 5.47 13. Furniture 2002/2001 SCORE 1 4 Hon Industries 7.20 2 1 Herman Miller 7.17 3 3 Leggett & Platt 6.94 4 2 Steelcase 6.20 5 5 La-Z-Boy 6.19 6 6 Furniture Brands Intl. 5.85 7 * Kimball International 5.83 8 * Sealy 5.76 *Not ranked last year. [1]A new category this year. [2]Rank in hotels, casinos, resorts last year. [3]Rank in metal products last year. [4]Rank in engineering, construction last year. Contracted Services 14. Diversified Outsourcing[1] 2002/2001 SCORE 1 1 Aramark 8.06 2 2 Cintas 8.03 3 3 Servicemaster 7.16 4 * US Oncology 6.92 5 * Comfort Systems USA 5.97 6 6 ABM Industries 5.89 7 7 Convergys 5.85 8 8 Encompass Services 5.83 9 * DynCorp 5.63 10 9 Viad 4.83 15. Temporary Help 2002/2001 SCORE 1 2 Manpower 7.13 2 1 Robert Half International 6.18 3 3 Kelly Services 5.20 4 5 CDI 4.25 5 6 MPS Group[2] 3.94 6 10[3] Gevity HR 3.67 7 7 Volt Information Sciences 3.56 8 4 Spherion 3.42 16. Health Care 2002/2001 SCORE 1 1 WellPoint Health Networks 7.92 2 2 UnitedHealth Group 7.74 3 3 Anthem[4] 6.20 4 5 HCA 5.31 5 4 Tenet Healthcare 5.30 6 9 Aetna 4.89 7 7 Humana 4.79 8 8 Health Net 4.49 9 6 Cigna 3.91 10 10 PacifiCare Health Systems 3.86 17. Payroll Services[5] 2002/2001 SCORE 1 1[6] Automatic Data Processing 7.55 2 * Paychex 7.40 3 4[3] Administaff 7.00 4 * Ceridian 6.32 *Not ranked last year. [1]Called outsourcing services last year. [2]Changed name from Modis Professional Services. [3]Rank in outsourcing services last year. [4]Changed name from Anthem Insurance. [5]A new category this year. [6]Rank in computer and data services last year. Consumer Products 18. Beverages 2002/2001 SCORE 1 1 PepsiCo 8.21 2 2 Anheuser-Busch 7.58 3 4 Pepsi Bottling Group 7.19 4 3 Coca-Cola 6.78 5 6 Adolph Coors 6.68 6 7 PepsiAmericas 6.55 7 5 Coca-Cola Enterprises 5.51 8 9 Constellation Brands 5.21 9 8 Brown-Forman 4.95 19. Consumer Food Products 2002/2001 SCORE 1 1 Nestle USA 7.55 2 2 General Mills 6.58 3 6 Kellogg 6.35 4 7 Unilever US 5.98 5 3 Sara Lee 5.59 6 4 H.J. Heinz 5.27 7 5 ConAgra Foods 5.14 8 9 Campbell Soup 4.91 9 8 Smithfield Foods 4.83 10 10 Dole Food 4.53 20. Tobacco 2002/2001 SCORE 1 1 Philip Morris[1] 8.59 2 3 UST 7.25 3 5 Dimon 6.97 4 2 R.J. Reynolds Tobacco 6.72 5 4 Universal 6.53 21. Apparel 2002/2001 SCORE 1 1 Liz Claiborne 8.04 2 2 Nike 7.56 3 4 Jones Apparel Group 6.94 4 5 VF 6.53 5 * Timberland 6.37 6 3 Polo Ralph Lauren 6.33 7 6 Reebok International 5.93 8 8 Phillips--Van Heusen 4.70 9 * Levi Strauss 4.61 10 9 Kellwood 4.43 22. Food Production[2] 2002/2001 SCORE 1 * Tyson Foods 7.00 2 * Gold Kist 6.38 3 * Dean Foods 5.84 4 * Pro-Fac Cooperative 5.76 5 * Archer Daniels Midland 5.69 6 * Seaboard 5.58 7 * Pilgrims Pride 5.42 8 * Chiquita Brands Intl. 5.41 9 * Imperial Sugar 4.46 10 * Farmland Industries 4.22 23. Household & Personal Products[3] 2002/2001 SCORE 1 1 Procter & Gamble 8.31 2 2 Colgate-Palmolive 7.42 3 4 Avon Products 6.79 4 3 Estee Lauder 6.63 5 5 Gillette 6.43 6 1[4] Kimberly-Clark 6.04 7 7 Clorox 5.37 8 8 Alberto-Culver 5.07 9 8[5] Stanley Works 4.23 10 9 Dial 3.79 *Not ranked last year. [1]Changed name to Altria Group. [2]A new category this year. [3]Category name changed from soaps, cosmetics. [4]Rank in forest and paper products last year. [5]Rank in metal products last year. Stores and Distributors 24. Wholesalers: Electrn., Office 2002/2001 SCORE 1 5 Ingram Micro 6.34 2 3 Arrow Electronics 6.29 3 2 Tech Data 6.04 4 1 CDW Computer Centers 5.92 5 8 Graybar Electric 5.60 6 4 Avnet 5.57 7 * Anixter International 5.13 8 7 Ikon Office Solutions 4.97 9 6 United Stationers 4.84 10 * Pioneer-Standard Electronics 4.77 25. Wholesalers: Diversified 2002/2001 SCORE 1 4 W.W. Grainger 6.84 2 2 Hughes Supply 6.55 3 1 Genuine Parts 6.31 4 5 Ace Hardware 6.00 5 3 Pennzoil-Quaker State1 5.76 6 8 Fisher Scientific Intl. 5.67 7 * Southern States Coop. 4.80 8 10 TruServ 4.79 9 6 Ryerson Tull 4.77 10 7 Wesco International 4.18 26. Wholesalers: Food, Grocery 2002/2001 SCORE 1 1 Sysco 7.92 2 3 Performance Food Group 7.00 3 2 Supervalu 6.88 4 4 Cenex Harvest States 6.58 5 9 International Multifoods 5.95 6 5 Roundy's 5.52 7 7 Unified Western Grocers 5.32 8 6 Nash Finch 5.27 9 10 Fleming 4.88 10 8 Spartan Stores 4.87 27. Wholesalers: Health Care[2] 2002/2001 SCORE 1 * Cardinal Health 8.03 2 * AmerisourceBergen 7.42 3 * Owens & Minor 6.01 4 * Henry Schein 5.91 5 * McKesson 5.70 6 * D&K Healthcare Resources 5.06 7 * PSS World Medical 4.12 28. General Merchandisers 2002/2001 SCORE 1 2 Wal-Mart Stores 7.39 2 1 Target 7.14 3 3 Kohl's 6.75 4 4 Federated Dept. Stores 5.29 5 7 J.C. Penney 5.27 6 8 Saks 4.87 7 5 May Department Stores 4.78 8 6 Sears Roebuck 4.70 9 9 Dillard's 3.79 10 10 Kmart 1.64 29. Specialty Retailers 2002/2001 SCORE 1 2 Lowe's 7.09 2 5 Costco Wholesale 7.08 3 1 Home Depot 6.40 4 4 Best Buy 6.39 5 6 Staples 5.90 6 * TJX 5.81 7 9 Office Depot 5.69 8 7 Circuit City Stores 5.43 9 8 Gap 4.90 10 10 Toys "R" Us 4.72 30. Food and Drug Stores 2002/2001 SCORE 1 1 Walgreen 7.85 2 2 Safeway 7.52 3 3 Publix Super Markets 7.10 4 5 Kroger 6.38 5 7 CVS 6.34 6 6 Albertson's 5.56 7 4 Ahold USA 5.37 8 8 Delhaize America 5.06 9 10 Winn-Dixie Stores 3.65 10 9 Rite Aid 3.22 31. Food Services 2002/2001 SCORE 1 1 Starbucks 8.12 2 3 Darden Restaurants 7.51 3 6 Wendy's International 7.22 4 4 Brinker International 7.13 5 2 Outback Steakhouse 6.91 6 7 Yum! Brands[3] 6.46 7 5 McDonald's 5.86 8 9 CBRL Group 5.24 9 8 Jack in the Box 4.93 10 10 CKE Restaurants 4.39 *Not ranked last year. [1]Acquired by Shell Oil, Oct. 1, 2002. [2]A new category this year. [3]Changed name from Tricon Global Restaurants. Computers and Communications 32. Computers 2002/2001 SCORE 1 1 IBM 6.71 2 6 Gateway 6.26 3 2 Dell Computer 6.23 4 3 Apple Computer 6.08 5 5 Hewlett-Packard 5.75 6 4 Sun Microsystems 5.20 7 * Pitney Bowes 4.83 8 7 Canon U.S.A. 4.25 9 8 Xerox 4.02 10 9 NCR 3.80 33. Computer Peripherals 2002/2001 SCORE 1 1 Storage Technology 6.93 2 3 Lexmark International 6.61 3 6 EMC 6.55 4 5 Symbol Technologies 6.02 5 7 Maxtor 5.88 6 2 Quantum 5.70 34. Computer Software 2002/2001 SCORE 1 1 Microsoft 7.73 2 3 Oracle 6.16 3 2 PeopleSoft 6.09 4 * Veritas Software 5.57 5 7 Electronic Arts 5.57 6 5 Siebel Systems 5.56 7 4 Computer Associates Intl. 5.52 8 8 Cadence Design Systems 4.85 9 10 BMC Software 4.81 10 9 Compuware 3.91 35. Computer and Data Services 2002/2001 SCORE 1 2 First Data 6.88 2 5 Science Applications Intl. 6.45 3 * Accenture 6.25 4 3 Affiliated Computer Services 6.13 5 9 Unisys 6.04 6 6 Computer Sciences 5.46 7 * BearingPoint 5.26 8 * Sabre Holdings 5.18 9 10 Comdisco 4.68 10 4 Electronic Data Systems 4.66 36. Network Communications 2002/2001 SCORE 1 1 Corning 6.92 2 2 Cisco Systems 5.85 3 6 3Com 5.48 4 3 Qualcomm 5.23 5 4 Motorola 5.09 6 * Scientific-Atlanta 4.64 7 * JDS Uniphase 4.20 8 7 Avaya 3.89 9 9 Nortel Networks 3.79 10 10 Lucent Technologies 3.71 37. Telecommunications 2002/2001 SCORE 1 1 SBC Communications 7.50 2 2 Verizon Communications 6.78 3 3 BellSouth 6.66 4 5 Comcast 5.94 5 * AT&T Wireless 5.49 6 4 Sprint 5.34 7 8 AT&T 5.33 8 6 Alltel 4.79 9 9 Qwest Communications 3.90 10 10 WorldCom 2.55 Natural Resources 38. Mining, Crude-Oil Production 2002/2001 SCORE 1 2 Apache 7.28 2 1 Anadarko Petroleum 6.37 3 * EOG Resources 6.26 4 6 Devon Energy 6.19 5 5 Occidental Petroleum 5.80 6 3 Kerr-McGee 5.65 7 7 Burlington Resources 5.36 8 4 Unocal 5.32 9 * Newmont Mining 5.17 10 10 Freeport-McMoRan C&G 4.35 39. Forest and Paper Products 2002/2001 SCORE 1 5 International Paper 6.92 2 2 Weyerhaeuser 6.83 3 7 MeadWestvaco[1] 6.08 4 8 Boise Cascade 5.73 5 * Bowater 5.32 6 3 Georgia-Pacific 4.96 7 * Potlatch 4.48 8 * Universal Forest Products 4.48 9 * Louisiana-Pacific 4.21 40. Pharmaceuticals 2002/2001 SCORE 1 3 Johnson & Johnson 8.23 2 1 Pfizer 7.94 3 4 Merck 7.61 4 5 Eli Lilly 7.41 5 6 Amgen 6.65 6 8 Wyeth[2] 6.32 7 7 Pharmacia 6.26 8 9 Abbott Laboratories 5.95 9 2 Bristol-Myers Squibb 4.73 10 10 Schering-Plough 4.67 41. Chemicals 2002/2001 SCORE 1 1 DuPont 7.10 2 7 Rohm & Haas 6.58 3 * Praxair 6.53 4 6 Air Products & Chemicals 6.51 5 4 PPG Industries 6.51 6 2 Dow Chemical 6.17 7 5 Bayer 5.49 8 10 Engelhard 5.16 9 8 Eastman Chemical 5.04 10 9 Ashland 4.98 42. Metals 2002/2001 SCORE 1 1 Alcoa 7.61 2 2 Nucor 6.54 3 4 Allegheny Technologies 5.60 4 3 Worthington Industries 5.31 5 5 Phelps Dodge 4.94 6 * United States Steel 4.72 7 7 Commercial Metals 4.61 8 6 AK Steel Holding 4.49 9 9 Bethlehem Steel 3.10 10 8 Maxxam 2.94 11 10 LTV 2.33 43. Packaging, Containers[3] 2002/2001 SCORE 1 * Pactiv 7.75 2 * Bemis 6.28 3 * Sealed Air 6.07 4 * Sonoco Products 5.72 5 6[4] Ball 5.71 6 * Silgan Holdings 5.22 7 10[5] Smurfit-Stone Container 4.78 8 9[5] Temple-Inland 4.70 9 3[6] Owens-Illinois 4.62 10 9[4] Crown Cork & Seal 3.84 *Not ranked last year. [1]Changed name from Westvaco. [2]Changed name from American Home Products. [3]A new category this year. [4]Rank in metal products last year. [5]Rank in forest and paper products last year. [6]Rank in building materials, glass last year. Power 48. Petroleum Refining 2002/2001 SCORE 1 4 BP America 7.65 2 1 Exxon Mobil 7.35 3 3 Shell Oil 6.96 4 5 Conoco1 6.39 5 2 ChevronTexaco[2] 6.37 6 6 Phillips Petroleum[1] 5.66 7 8 Marathon Oil[3] 4.83 8 * Amerada Hess 4.64 9 10 Citgo 4.14 10 9 Valero Energy 4.13 49. Electric and Gas Utilities 2002/2001 SCORE 1 1 Southern 7.13 2 7 Consolidated Edison 6.17 3 2 Dominion Resources 5.76 4 6 Entergy 5.53 5 * Exelon 5.38 6 * Public Svc. Enterprise Group 4.91 7 3 TXU 4.86 8 9 Edison International 4.53 9 10 PG&E 4.20 10 5 Xcel Energy 3.77 50. Energy 2002/2001 SCORE 1 1 Duke Energy 6.43 2 4[4] American Electric Power 5.37 3 * Cinergy 4.88 4 4 El Paso 4.72 5 6 CenterPoint Energy[5] 4.10 6 7 Mirant 4.02 7 5 Aquila[6] 3.75 8 3 Williams 3.33 9 8[4] CMS Energy 3.27 10 2 Dynegy 2.81 11 10 Enron 1.06 51. Oil and Gas Equipment, Svcs.[7] 2002/2001 SCORE 1 * Smith International 7.15 2 * Schlumberger 7.09 3 * BJ Services 6.85 4 9[8] Baker Hughes 6.35 5 * Cooper Cameron 6.26 6 * Varco International 6.00 7 * National Oilwell 5.56 8 * Pride International 5.08 9 * Halliburton 4.70 *Not ranked last year. [1]Phillips Petroleum acquired Conoco and changed name to ConocoPhillips, Aug. 30, 2002. [2]Changed name from Chevron. [3]Changed name from USX. [4]Rank in electric and gas utilities last year. [5]Changed name from Reliant Energy. [6]Changed name from Utilicorp United. [7]A new category this year. [8]Rank in industrial and farm equipment last year. Media and Entertainment 52. Entertainment 2002/2001 SCORE 1 1 Viacom 7.88 2 6 Walt Disney 6.26 3 5 Clear Channel Commun. 5.57 4 * Liberty Media 5.18 5 2 AOL Time Warner 4.95 6 7 News America 4.78 7 * AMC Entertainment 4.13 8 8 Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer 4.09 9 4 Vivendi Universal 4.09 10 * Gemstar--TV Guide Intl. 3.87 53. Publishing 2002/2001 SCORE 1 1 New York Times 7.45 2 2 Tribune 7.11 3 3 Washington Post 6.99 4 4 Gannett 6.49 5 5 Dow Jones 5.91 6 6 McGraw-Hill 5.88 7 8 Knight-Ridder 5.72 8 * Scholastic 5.49 9 9 American Greetings 5.20 10 10 Reader's Digest Association 4.58 54. Hotels, Casinos, Resorts 2002/2001 SCORE 1 1 Marriott International 7.58 2 2 MGM Mirage 6.99 3 3 Harrah's Entertainment 6.95 4 5 Hilton Hotels 5.94 5 7 Starwood Hotels & Resorts 5.90 6 8 Mandalay Resort Group 5.49 7 6 Park Place Entertainment 5.07 8 10 Wyndham International 4.85 9 * Trump Hotels & Casinos 3.31 55. Printing 2002/2001 SCORE 1 1 R.R. Donnelley & Sons 6.82 2 2 Banta 6.77 3 3 Deluxe 6.17 4 4 Mail-Well 6.03 5 6 Standard Register 5.41 6 5 Wallace Computer Services 5.36 56. Advertising, Marketing 2002/2001 SCORE 1 * Omnicom Group 7.48 2 * TMP Worldwide 5.64 3 * Grey Global 5.30 4 * Interpublic Group 4.45 *Not ranked last year. Things That Move 57. Motor Vehicles 2002/2001 SCORE 1 2 Toyota Motor Sales USA 7.42 2 1 Harley-Davidson 7.05 3 3 American Honda Motor 6.84 4 5 Paccar 6.05 5 4 General Motors 5.80 6 6 DaimlerChrysler 5.44 7 8 Navistar International 5.38 8 9 Oshkosh Truck 5.28 9 7 Ford Motor 5.25 58. Motor Vehicle Parts 2002/2001 SCORE 1 3 Lear 7.34 2 1 Johnson Controls 7.21 3 2 Delphi[1] 5.92 4 * Goodyear Tire & Rubber 5.60 5 6 Dana 5.34 6 5 TRW[2] 5.11 7 8 Arvinmeritor 4.82 8 7 Visteon 4.45 9 * Bridgestone/Firestone 3.86 10 10 Federal-Mogul 2.99 59. Automotive Retailing, Svcs. 2002/2001 SCORE 1 1 AutoNation 7.19 2 2 Group 1 Automotive 6.81 3 3 Lithia Motors 6.30 4 4 United Auto Group 5.82 5 5 Sonic Automotive 5.23 6 * Advance Auto Parts 4.81 7 * Allete 3.47 8 6 Budget Group[3] 2.80 60. Industrial and Farm Equip. 2002/2001 SCORE 1 1 Caterpillar 7.06 2 2[4] Illinois Tool Works 6.67 3 3 Deere 6.49 4 5 Dover 6.22 5 2 ITT Industries 6.16 6 8 Black & Decker 6.14 7 4 Parker Hannifin 6.12 8 6 Ingersoll-Rand 6.04 9 7 American Standard 5.77 10 10 Cummins 5.09 61. Transportation[5] 2002/2001 SCORE 1 1[6] C.H. Robinson Worldwide 8.00 2 * Alexander & Baldwin 7.78 3 * ATA Holdings 6.45 4 * Hub Group 5.36 62. Aerospace and Defense 2002/2001 SCORE 1 1 United Technologies 6.79 2 5 Lockheed Martin 6.25 3 6 Northrop Grumman 6.19 4 2 Boeing 6.17 5 3 Honeywell International 6.13 6 4 General Dynamics 5.92 7 10 Textron 5.62 8 * Rockwell Collins 5.45 9 7 Goodrich 4.90 10 8 Raytheon 4.90 63. Airlines 2002/2001 SCORE 1 1 Southwest Airlines 6.98 2 2 Continental Airlines 6.40 3 3 Delta Air Lines 5.92 4 6 Northwest Airlines 5.63 5 4 Alaska Air Group 5.33 6 5 AMR (American) 4.60 7 9 America West Holdings 3.28 8 8 US Airways Group 2.35 9 7 UAL 2.13 64. Trucking 2002/2001 SCORE 1 3 Yellow 7.02 2 2 USFreightways 6.05 3 7 CNF[7] 5.96 4 4 Roadway Express 5.64 5 5 Arkansas Best 5.56 6 6 Ryder System 5.51 7 * Swift Transportation 5.39 8 8 J.B. Hunt Transport Services 5.22 9 9 Amerco 3.91 10 10 Consolidated Freightways 0.61 65. Railroads 2002/2001 SCORE 1 1 Union Pacific 7.59 2 3 Norfolk Southern 6.04 3 2 Burlington No. Santa Fe 5.58 4 4 CSX 4.71 66. Delivery 2002/2001 SCORE 1 1 United Parcel Service 7.99 2 2 FedEx 7.46 3 3 Expeditors Intl. of Wash. 4.42 4 5 Airborne 4.38 5 4 Pittston 4.29 6 * EGL 3.70 *Not ranked last year. [1]Changed name from Delphi Automotive Systems. [2]Acquired by Northrop Grumman, Dec. 11, 2002. [3]Acquired by Cendant, Nov. 22, 2002. [4]Rank in metal products last year. [5]A new category this year. [6]Rank in trucking last year. [7]Changed name from CNF Transportation. |
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