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5. ConocoPhillips

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Rank: 5 (Previous rank: 5)
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CEO: James J. Mulva
Address: 600 N. Dairy Ashford Rd.
Houston, TX 77079
Phone: 281-293-1000
Website: www.conocophillips.com

Not every oil giant was fat and happy last year. In June, the company was forced to pull out of oil-rich Venezuela following an impasse with President Hugo Chavez. The company estimated that the pullout cost it $4.5 billion and, as a result, ConocoPhillips' earnings plunged 23.5% to $11.8 billion.

But it wasn't all bad news in 2007: ConocoPhillips became the first U.S. oil producer to support mandatory national regulation of greenhouse gas emissions. It recently announced plans to join forces with BP to construct a $30 billion natural gas pipeline in Alaska.

	$ millions	% change from 2006
Revenues	178,558.0	3.5
Profits	11,891.0	-23.5
Assets	177,757.0	—
Stockholders' equity	88,983.0	—
Market value (3/28/2008)	120,284.6	—

Profits as % of
Revenues	6.7
Assets	6.7
Stockholders' equity	13.4

Earnings per share
2007 $	7.22
% change from 2006	-25.3
1997-2007 annual growth rate %	14.9

Total return to investors	%
2007	25.4
1997-2007 annual rate	16.7

Industry: Petroleum Refining

Rank	Company	500 rank	Revenues ($ millions)
1	Exxon Mobil	2	372,824.0
2	Chevron	3	210,783.0
3	ConocoPhillips	5	178,558.0


4	Valero Energy	16	96,758.0
5	Marathon Oil	36	60,044.0
6	Sunoco	56	42,101.0
7	Hess	77	31,924.0
8	Tesoro	116	21,675.0
9	Murphy Oil	134	18,439.1
10	Western Refining	342	7,305.0
11	Frontier Oil	462	5,188.7
12	Holly	484	4,791.7
13	CVR Energy	680	2,966.9
14	Calumet Specialty Products	996	1,637.8

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