FORTUNE 500

Our annual ranking of America's largest corporations

Top companies: Biggest

Rank	Company	500 Rank	2009 ($ millions)
1	Bank of America Corp.	5	231,444.0
2	J.P. Morgan Chase & Co.	9	165,365.0
3	Citigroup	12	152,700.0
4	Berkshire Hathaway	11	131,102.0
5	General Electric	4	117,291.0
6	Wells Fargo	19	111,786.0
7	Exxon Mobil	2	110,569.0
8	AT&T	7	101,900.0
9	Chevron	3	91,914.0
10	Pfizer	40	90,014.0
11	Wal-Mart Stores	1	70,749.0
12	Goldman Sachs Group	39	70,714.0
13	American International Group	16	69,824.0
14	Procter & Gamble	22	63,099.0
15	ConocoPhillips	6	62,467.0
16	Merck	85	59,058.0
17	State Farm Insurance Cos.	34	58,103.3
18	Johnson & Johnson	33	50,588.0
19	Morgan Stanley	70	46,688.0
20	Comcast	59	42,721.0
21	Intel	62	41,704.0
22	Verizon Communications	13	41,606.0
23	Hewlett-Packard	10	40,517.0
24	Microsoft	36	39,558.0
25	Cisco Systems	58	38,647.0
26	Google	102	36,004.2
27	CVS Caremark	18	35,768.0
28	Walt Disney	57	33,734.0
29	Time Warner	82	33,383.0
30	MetLife	51	33,121.0
31	PNC Financial Services Group	123	29,942.0
32	Occidental Petroleum	150	29,081.0
33	Bank of New York Mellon Corp.	274	28,977.0
34	Apple	56	27,832.0
35	Travelers Cos.	98	27,415.0
36	Capital One Financial	144	26,589.4
37	U.S. Bancorp	121	25,963.0
38	Kraft Foods	53	25,876.0
39	Prudential Financial	65	25,195.0
40	Oracle	105	25,090.0
41	WellPoint	31	24,863.3
42	Coca-Cola	72	24,799.0
43	BlackRock	441	24,329.0
44	UnitedHealth Group	21	23,606.0
45	News Corp.	76	23,224.0
46	Visa	326	23,189.0
47	Abbott Laboratories	75	22,855.6
48	TIAA-CREF	90	22,844.0
49	Amgen	159	22,667.0
50	International Business Machines	20	22,637.0

Issue date: May 3, 2010.

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