1 |
Wegmans Food Markets |
3 |
33,737 |
2 |
Whole Foods Market |
5 |
37,806 |
3 |
Cisco Systems |
11 |
27,493 |
4 |
Starbucks Coffee |
16 |
109,873 |
5 |
Station Casinos |
18 |
13,957 |
6 |
Valero Energy |
22 |
18,730 |
7 |
Nordstrom |
24 |
48,374 |
8 |
Ernst & Young |
25 |
24,995 |
9 |
Edward Jones |
29 |
30,326 |
10 |
Goldman Sachs |
36 |
12,542 |
11 |
Amgen |
40 |
13,554 |
12 |
First Horizon National |
46 |
12,491 |
13 |
Microsoft |
50 |
44,298 |
14 |
OhioHealth |
52 |
10,836 |
15 |
Four Seasons Hotels |
53 |
11,584 |
16 |
Publix Super Markets |
57 |
136,863 |
17 |
PricewaterhouseCoopers |
58 |
28,463 |
18 |
Mayo Clinic |
62 |
39,457 |
19 |
Booz Allen Hamilton |
63 |
16,691 |
20 |
Procter & Gamble |
68 |
34,142 |
21 |
Nike |
69 |
13,664 |
22 |
Paychex |
70 |
10,911 |
23 |
AstraZeneca |
71 |
12,263 |
24 |
Medtronic |
72 |
21,648 |
25 |
American Express |
74 |
29,145 |
26 |
Quad/Graphics |
75 |
10,099 |
27 |
Deloitte & Touche USA |
76 |
34,011 |
28 |
Principal Financial Grp. |
77 |
13,075 |
29 |
Capital One Financial |
84 |
19,047 |
30 |
Texas Instruments |
87 |
15,274 |
31 |
CarMax |
88 |
12,553 |
32 |
Marriott International |
89 |
124,350 |
33 |
Men's Wearhouse |
90 |
11,508 |
34 |
Bright Horizons |
92 |
14,164 |
35 |
Vanguard |
95 |
11,410 |
36 |
IKEA North America |
96 |
11,157 |
37 |
KPMG |
97 |
21,042 |
38 |
Synovus |
98 |
12,474 |
39 |
A.G. Edwards |
99 |
15,794 |
From the January 22, 2007 issue
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