The Fortune 500's biggest losers

AIG led the loser board in a terrible year for onetime stars like Citigroup, Motorola and Fannie Mae and longtime laggards like GM.

Exxon Mobil pushes Wal-Mart aside to retake the No. 1 slot this year. Which other companies made the top 50 this year? More

As many big companies are announcing mass layoffs, these Fortune 100 employers have at least 150 openings each. More

See the 31 companies that made both the Fortune 1000 and Best Companies to Work For lists this year. More

In the harsh bear market, just 24 Fortune 500 stocks offered positive returns to shareholders last year. Will they keep rising? More

Carol Bartz, Yahoo's chief, is one of just 15 women leading Fortune 500 companies. More

Exxon Mobil pushes Wal-Mart aside to retake the No. 1 slot this year. Which other companies made the top 50 this year? More

As many big companies are announcing mass layoffs, these Fortune 100 employers have at least 150 openings each. More

See the 31 companies that made both the Fortune 1000 and Best Companies to Work For lists this year. More

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