Rank | Name |
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1 | Walmart Inc. Retail merchandising |
2 | ExxonMobil Oil and gas exploration, production, and marketing |
3 | Chevron Energy Company |
4 | General Motors Company automobile manufacturer |
5 | ConocoPhillips Texas-based oil and gas corporation |
6 | General Electric Company American multinational conglomerate; announced plans to split into publicly traded businesses - healthcare, aviation and energy |
7 | Ford Motor Company Automobile Manufacturer |
8 | Citigroup Inc. Major American bank |
9 | Bank of America Corporation The largest bank holding company in the United States |
10 | AT&T, Inc. Telecom |
11 | Berkshire Hathaway Inc. Holding company headquartered in Omaha, Nebraska |
12 | JPMorgan Chase & Co. A multinational banking corporation | World's largest public company |
13 | American International Group, Inc. Global insurance company |
14 | Hewlett-Packard Computer and home electronics manufacturer |
15 | IBM Providing hardware, software, and consulting and related services. |
16 | Valero Energy Corporation Oil and Gas corporation |
17 | Verizon Communications Inc. Merger of Bell Atlantic Corp. and GTE Corp. |
18 | Mckesson Corporation Largest health care company in the world |
19 | Cardinal Health, Inc. Develop/Manufacture Products for Patient Care; Distribute Pharmaceutical/Medical |
20 | Goldman Sachs Wall Street investment banking, securities and investment management firm |
21 | Morgan Stanley investment bank |
22 | Home Depot Home improvement supplies retailer |
23 | The Procter & Gamble Company World's largest consumer packaged goods company |
24 | CVS Health Corporation Pharmacy health care services |
25 | UnitedHealth Group, Inc. Major health insurer, with headquarters in Minnetonka MN |
26 | Kroger Company Nation's largest traditional grocery retailer |
27 | Boeing Company Advanced technology manufacturer and systems developer |
28 | CENCORA, INC. PAC Health Care Distribution |
29 | Costco Wholesale Corporation |
30 | Merrill Lynch The wealth management, brokerage, and investment banking arm of Bank of America |
31 | Target Corporation Retail Company |
32 | State Farm Insurance Cos Auto, Fire, Life and Health Insurance |
33 | Anthem Health insurance provider; the largest U.S. health insurer by membership |
34 | Dell Inc Computer company |
35 | Johnson & Johnson Pharmaceuticals, consumer packaged goods, medical devices |
36 | Marathon Oil Corporation Int'l energy co. engaged in oil/gas exploration, production, transportation, and marketing |
37 | Lehman Brothers Holdings, Inc 4th largest investment bank in the USA (before 2008 bankruptcy) |
38 | Wachovia Corporation Financial services / banking |
39 | RTX The world's second-largest aerospace-and-defense company |
40 | Walgreen Co. Drugstore Chain |
41 | Wells Fargo & Company Large San Francisco-based bank holding company |
42 | The Dow Chemical Company |
43 | MetLife, Inc. Insurance and Financial Service Provider |
44 | Microsoft Corporation computer technology |
45 | Sears Holdings Corporation |
46 | United Parcel Service, Inc. American multinational shipping, supply chain management company |
47 | Pfizer Inc. Pharmaceutical, consumer and animal health products manufacturer |
48 | Lowe's Retail home improvement and appliance stores |
49 | Time Warner Inc. Global Media, Entertainment and Publishing Company |
50 | Caterpillar, Inc. Heavy equipment |
51 | Medco Health Solutions Pharmacy benefit management company; merged with Express Scripts in April 2012 |
52 | Archer Daniels Midland Company One of world's largest agri processors |
53 | Fannie Mae Secondary mortgage market |
54 | Freddie Mac Housing finance- GSE |
55 | Safeway Inc. Grocery retailer and manufacturer |
56 | Sunoco, Inc. Refines and markets petroleum products in the United States |
57 | Lockheed Martin Corporation Defense, aeronautics, and systems engineering company |
58 | Sprint Corporation Offers a comprehensive range of wireless and wireline communications services |
59 | PepsiCo, Inc. Domestic and international beverage and snack food company |
60 | Intel Corporation Semiconductor and Microchip manufacturer |
61 | Altria Group, Inc. formerly Philip Morris; the largest U.S. tobacco company |
62 | SuperValu Inc. Grocery store chain based in Minesota |
63 | Mondelēz International, Inc. Manufactures consumer food products |
64 | The Allstate Corporation Property and casualty insurance company |
65 | Motorola Solutions, Inc. Mission-critical communications products and services to enterprises and governments. |
66 | Best Buy Co, Inc. Retailer |
67 | TWDC Enterprises 18 Corporation "Old Disney" |
68 | FedEx Express Carrier |
69 | Ingram Micro Inc. An American distributor of information technology products and services |
70 | Sysco North America marketer and distributor of food service products |
71 | Cisco Systems, Inc. Internet solutions company that provides hardware, software and services to indiciduals and businesses |
72 | Johnson Controls Smart Building Systems |
73 | Honeywell International Inc. |
74 | Prudential Financial Inc. |
75 | American Express Company Global payments company |
76 | Northrop Grumman Corporation |
77 | Hess Corporation Oil and Gas Operations |
78 | Ally Financial Inc. Renamed from General Motors Acceptance Corporation (GMAC) to Ally in 2010 |
79 | Comcast Corporation The largest broadcasting and cable company in the world, parent of NBCUniversal |
80 | Alcoa Inc. Aluminum producer |
81 | DuPont |
82 | New York Life Insurance Company |
83 | The Coca-Cola Company Engages in the manufacture, distribution, marketing, and sale of nonalcoholic be |
84 | Twenty-First Century Fox, Inc. Cable, broadcast, film, pay TV and satellite |
85 | Aetna Inc. Insurance |
86 | TIAA Teachers Insurance and Annuity Association – College Retirement Equities Fund |
87 | General Dynamics Corporation Manufactures components, parts, systems for military and commercial aircraft |
88 | Tyson Foods, Inc. Poultry and beef |
89 | HCA Healthcare Hospital management company |
90 | Enterprise Products Partners |
91 | Macy's, Inc. |
92 | Delphi Automotive LLP Manufactures and markets vehicle components. |
93 | The Travelers Companies, Inc. Holding company formed by the merging of The St. Paul Companies, Inc. with Travelers Property Casualty Corporation |
95 | The Hartford Financial Services Group, Inc. US-based insurance and investment company |
96 | Abbott Laboratories Global, broad-based health care products company |
97 | Washington Mutual, Inc. Holding company of the largest failed bank in U.S. history |
98 | Humana Inc. Health insurer |
100 | 3M Company Minnesota adhesives and assorted goods manufacturer |
101 | Merck & Co. Inc. Pharmaceutical Manufacturer |
102 | Deere & Company Company that manufactures agricultural, construction, and forestry machinery, diesel engines, drivetrains used in heavy equipment, and lawn care equipment. |