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Revenues, Profits
Profits as % of...
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REVENUES
PROFITS
Rank
Company
Fortune 1000 rank
$ millions
% change from 2006
$ millions
% change from 2006
1
Altria Group
61
38,051.0
-45.9
9,786.0
-18.6
2
Reynolds American
290
9,023.0
6.0
1,308.0
8.1
3
Universal
683
2,937.1
-16.4
44.4
458.6
4
Alliance One International
899
2,004.1
-7.5
-21.6
0.0
5
UST
919
1,893.2
5.3
520.3
2.9
Rank
Company
Revenues %
Assets %
Stockholders'
Equity %
1
Altria Group
25.7
17.1
52.7
2
Reynolds American
14.5
7.0
17.5
3
Universal
1.5
1.9
4.3
4
Alliance One International
-1.1
-1.3
-9.6
5
UST
27.5
35.0
N.A.
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TOTAL RETURN TO INVESTORS
EMPLOYEES
Rank
Company
1997-2007 Annual growth (%)
1997-2007 Annual rate (%)
2007 (%)
Number
% change from 2006
1
Altria Group
6.0
13.9
21.4
84,000
-52.0
2
Reynolds American
0.0
0.0
5.7
7,200
-5.9
3
Universal
-8.9
6.2
8.0
25,000
-16.7
4
Alliance One International
0.0
-14.0
-42.4
4,700
-13.0
5
UST
3.3
10.1
-1.6
4,610
-7.9
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