FORTUNE 500 2007: Top Companies - Revenues Per Employee

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Rank	Company	500 revenues rank	2006 ($ millions)
1	Global Partners	491	24.8
2	Host Hotels & Resorts	452	21.7
3	World Fuel Services	235	14.5
4	Freddie Mac	50	8.0
5	Plains All Amer. Pipeline	103	7.7
6	Frontier Oil	462	6.4
7	Enterprise GP Holdings	177	4.7
8	TEPPCO Partners	259	4.6
9	Tesoro	128	4.6
10	ConocoPhillips	5	4.5
11	AmerisourceBergen	29	4.4
12	Northwestern Mutual	112	4.3
13	Valero Energy	16	4.2
14	TIAA-CREF	80	4.1
15	Enbridge Energy Partners	351	4.1
16	McKesson	18	3.3
17	Exxon Mobil	2	3.3
18	Chevron	4	3.2
19	Reliant Energy	229	3.1
20	Murphy Oil	169	2.9
21	Calpine	344	2.9
22	Medco Health Solutions	54	2.8
23	Caremark Rx	58	2.8
24	Williams	211	2.7
25	Tech Data	109	2.7
26	Apache	293	2.6
27	Goldman Sachs Group	24	2.6
28	ONEOK	208	2.6
29	Sunoco	60	2.6
30	Devon Energy	239	2.4
31	Synnex	360	2.4
32	XTO Energy	482	2.4
33	Ingram Micro	70	2.3
34	Thrivent Financial for Lutherans	370	2.2
35	CHS	166	2.2
36	KB Home	228	2.2
37	Marathon Oil	30	2.2
38	Occidental Petroleum	124	2.1
39	Integrys Energy Group	334	2.1
40	Anadarko Petroleum	233	2.1
41	Hess	75	2.1
42	Massachusetts Mutual Life Insurance	90	2.1
43	Lyondell Chemical	106	2.0
44	Constellation Energy	119	2.0
45	Energy Transfer Equity	306	2.0
46	New York Life Insurance	78	2.0
47	Western & Southern Financial	460	2.0
48	Guardian Life of America	257	2.0
49	AFLAC	164	1.9
50	NRG Energy	394	1.8

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New York	57
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California	52
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Best employers

These companies appear on both the FORTUNE 500 and our 2007 ranking of the Best Companies to Work For.

Company	Best Companies Rank
Valero Energy	22
Goldman Sachs Group	36
Procter & Gamble	68
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Most profitable companies

Company	2006 Profits ($ millions)
Exxon Mobil	39,500
UAL	22,876
Citigroup	21,538
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