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Rank Company 500 Rank 2009 $
1 International Assets Holding 49 28.03
2 Spectrum Group International 480 19.68
3 Core-Mark Holding 419 7.40
4 World Fuel Services 205 6.49
5 Global Partners 368 5.53
6 TravelCenters of America 440 5.31
7 AmerisourceBergen 24 5.29
8 Nash-Finch 400 5.22
9 BJ's Wholesale Club 232 4.70
10 Owens & Minor 283 4.60
11 McKesson 14 4.22
12 C.H. Robinson Worldwide 301 4.13
13 Winn-Dixie Stores 306 4.06
14 Cardinal Health 17 3.97
15 Tech Data 109 3.74
16 Synnex 294 3.69
17 Health Net 146 3.67
18 Ingram Micro 80 3.61
19 Sysco 55 3.61
20 Casey's General Stores 485 3.37
21 Medco Health Solutions 35 3.34
22 Kroger 23 3.32
23 Kelly Services 479 3.31
24 CHS 91 3.27
25 Costco Wholesale 25 3.25
26 WellCare Health Plans 328 3.25
27 Rite Aid 89 3.16
28 Sonic Automotive 345 3.07
29 Fluor 111 3.06
30 Graybar Electric 470 3.06
31 CarMax 323 2.95
32 Best Buy 45 2.84
33 Big Lots 436 2.83
34 CH2M Hill 381 2.82
35 Safeway 52 2.73
36 Publix Super Markets 99 2.72
37 TJX 119 2.72
38 Blockbuster 500 2.71
39 Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea 247 2.68
40 United Stationers 439 2.60
41 Family Dollar Stores 305 2.60
42 Ross Stores 316 2.59
43 Amerigroup 404 2.59
44 Jacobs Engineering Group 203 2.59
45 Avnet 142 2.59
46 Manpower 143 2.58
47 Tyson Foods 87 2.56
48 Pantry 382 2.54
49 Supervalu 47 2.53
50 Walgreen 32 2.52
Issue date: May 3, 2010.
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