Fortune 500 (2004 results)

(Source: USA Today)

1. Wal-Mart Stores Inc (Retail)
2. Exxon Mobile Corp (Energy)
3. General Motors Corp (Auto)
4. Ford Motor Co (Auto)
5. General Electric Co (Electronics)
6. ChevronTexaco Corp (Energy)
7. ConocoPhillips (Energy)
8. Citigroup Inc (Finance)
9. IBM Corp (IT)
10. American International Group (Insurance)
11. HP Co (IT)
12. Verizon Communications Inc (Communications)
13. The Home Depot Inc (Retail)
14. Berkshire Hathaway Inc (Business Holdings)
15. Altria Group Inc (Food and Tabacco)
16. McKesson Corp (Healhcare)
17. Cardinal Health Inc (Healhcare)
18. State Farm Insurance Cos (Insurance)
19. The Kroger Co (Retail)
20. Fannie Mae (Finance)
21. The Boeing Co
22. AmerisourceBergen Corp
23. Target Corp
24. Bank of America Corp
25. Pfizer Inc
26. JP Morgan Chase & Co
27. Time Warner
28. The Procter & Gamble Co
29. Costoco Wholesale Corp
30. Johnson & Johnson
31. Dell Inc
32. Sears Roebuck and Co
33. SBC Communications
34. Valero Energy Corp
35. Marathon Oil Corp
36. MetLife Inc
37. Safeway Inc
38. Albertson's Inc
39. Morgan Stanley
40. AT&T
41. Medco Health Solutions
42. UPS
43. JC Penney Co
44. The Dow Chemical Co
45. Walgreen Co
46. Microsoft Corp
47. The Allstate Corp
48. Lockheed Martin Corp
49. Well Fargi & Co
50. Lowe's Cos

~ Only the top 50 have been included...due to space constraits...actually tired of typing
~ Items in ( ) were sourced from their corporate websites
~ Hmmm...should have got into Energy Engineering (instead of u-know-what)...much more prospects...
~ Mr Gates at No. 46...lost to JC Penney...Conclusion = Women spend more, computers can wait