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Revenue growth:
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Company
500 Rank
2011 % Growth in Revenues
1
CenturyLink
171
118.0
2
Global Partners
182
90.2
3
HollyFrontier
170
85.5
4
Alpha Natural Resources
356
81.5
5
World Fuel Services
85
81.0
6
Rock-Tenn
449
79.9
7
EOG Resources
263
66.0
7
Apple
17
66.0
9
INTL FCStone
30
60.8
10
United Continental Holdings
76
59.8
11
Paccar
159
58.9
12
CF Industries Holdings
402
53.8
13
NuStar Energy
377
49.3
14
Tesoro
101
47.8
15
PPL
212
47.7
16
Comcast
49
47.2
17
Mosaic
268
47.0
18
CHS
78
46.1
19
BrightPoint
463
45.9
20
Valero Energy
12
45.4
21
Cliffs Natural Resources
366
45.1
22
Vanguard Health Systems
484
45.0
23
Corn Products International
390
42.4
24
Terex
379
42.1
25
Catalyst Health Solutions
455
41.6
26
Caterpillar
46
41.2
27
Amazon.com
56
40.6
28
Apache
154
39.7
29
Avnet
108
38.5
30
Frontier Communications
464
38.1
30
Halliburton
118
38.1
32
Baker Hughes
141
37.6
33
Las Vegas Sands
278
37.3
34
Cummins
150
36.5
35
Qualcomm
178
36.1
36
Universal Health Services
339
35.2
37
Murphy Oil
98
34.7
38
Susser Holdings
486
34.2
39
MetLife
34
34.0
40
Celgene
492
33.5
41
Cognizant Technology Solutions
398
33.3
42
Oracle
82
32.8
43
Aon
235
32.6
44
Coca-Cola
59
32.5
45
Plains All American Pipeline
87
32.4
46
TravelCenters of America
329
32.3
47
Enterprise Products Partners
62
31.3
48
Seaboard
427
31.0
49
Archer Daniels Midland
28
30.8
50
MGM Resorts International
331
30.4
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BEST
EMPLOYERS
MOST
PROFITABLE
Rank
# of Fortune 500 Companies
California
53
Texas
52
New York
50
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Google
73
NetApp
474
NuStar Energy
377
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Exxon
$41,060.0
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