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Revenues
15,691.0
7.1
Profits
2,662.7
34.5
Assets
21,955.4
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Stockholders' Equity
10,980.7
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Market Value 3/23/2007
61,022.4
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Revenues
17.0
Assets
12.1
Stockholders' equity
24.2
2006 $
2.45
% change from 2005
35.4
1996-2006 annual growth rate %
6.1
2006
-5.2
1996-2006 annual rate
5.6
1
Johnson & Johnson
36
53,324.0
2
Pfizer
39
52,415.0
3
Merck
99
22,636.0
4
Abbott Laboratories
102
22,476.3
5
Wyeth
113
20,350.7
6
Bristol-Myers Squibb
129
17,914.0
7
Eli Lilly
149
15,691.0
8
Amgen
171
14,268.0
9
Schering-Plough
242
10,594.0
10
Genzyme
620
3,187.0
11
Allergan
644
3,063.3
12
Gilead Sciences
649
3,026.1
13
Forest Laboratories
655
2,962.4
14
Hospira
697
2,688.5
15
Biogen Idec
698
2,683.0
16
King Pharmaceuticals
862
1,989.1
17
Watson Pharmaceuticals
865
1,979.2
18
NBTY
893
1,880.2
19
Cephalon
930
1,764.1
From the April 30th, 2007 issue
America's largest corporations generated record earnings in 2006, thanks to a happy confluence of circumstances. How much longer can the outpouring last? (
more )
Unlike its rivals, the most profitable company in history doesn't much care about alternative fuels and doesn't try to please the greens. Is CEO Rex Tillerson nuts � or shrewd? (
more )
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America's largest corporations generated record earnings in 2006, thanks to a happy confluence of circumstances. How much longer can the outpouring last? (more)
Unlike its rivals, the most profitable company in history doesn't much care about alternative fuels and doesn't try to please the greens. Is CEO Rex Tillerson nuts � or shrewd? (more)
