HOW THE COMPANIES MEASURE UP RANKED BY PERFORMANCE
(Fortune Magazine) – Exxon Mobil (No. 2) had a record $39.5 billion profits, which is impressive enough. Even more remarkable is that its earnings grew $3.4 billion in 2006, while Royal Dutch Shell (No. 3) had only a small increase, and BP (No. 4) saw profits fall. Russian gas giant Gazprom (No. 52) grew its profits 37%, to $20.3 billion. BIGGEST INCREASES IN REVENUES HIGHEST PROFITS * Company emerged from bankruptcy, Feb. 1, 2006. Net income includes a large credit from bankruptcy reorganization. BIGGEST INCREASES IN PROFITS* * Excludes companies that lost money in 2005. HIGHEST RETURNS ON ... REVENUES HIGHEST RETURNS ON ... ASSETS BIGGEST EMPLOYERS * Company emerged from bankruptcy, Feb. 1, 2006. Net income includes a large credit from bankruptcy reorganization. From the July 23, 2007 issue
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