THE LISTS
REVENUES PROFITS ASSETS STOCKHOLDERS’
EQUITY
RANK
$ millions%
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from
2017 $ millions Rank%
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from
20182017 2017 $ millions Rank $ millionsRankF1
FORTUNE
FIVE HUNDRED
JUNE 1, 2019
(^11) WALMART Bentonville, Ark.^1 514,405.0 2.8 6,670.0 40 (32.4) 219,295.0 38 72,496.0 18
2 2 EX XON MOBIL Irving, Texas 290,212.0 E 18.8 20,840.0 8 5.7 346,196.0 20 191,794.0 6
3 4 APPLE Cupertino, Calif.^2 265,595.0 15.9 59,531.0 1 23.1 365,725.0 18 1 0 7, 14 7. 0 10
(^43) BERKSHIRE HATHAWAY Omaha, Neb. 2 4 7, 8 3 7. 0 2.4 4,021.0 74 (91.1) 7 0 7,7 9 4. 0 10 348,703.0 1
5 8 AMA ZON.COM Seattle, Wash. 232,887.0 30.9 10,073.0 27 232.1 162,648.0 46 43,549.0 36
6 5 UNITEDHE ALTH GROUP Minnetonka, Minn. 226,247.0 12.5 11,986.0 20 13.5 152,221.0 55 51,696.0 28
(^76) MCK ESSON Irving, Texas^3 208,357.0 4.9 6 7. 0 441 (98.7) 60,381.0 116 9,804.0 171
8 7 C VS HE ALTH Woonsocket, R.I.^4 194,579.0 5.3 (594.0) 486 (109.0) 196,456.0 42 58,225.0 22
9 9 AT&T Dallas, Texas^5 170,756.0 6.4 19,370.0 9 (34.2) 531,864.0 13 184,089.0 7
(^1012) AMERISOURCEBERGEN Chesterbrook, Pa.^2 167,939.6 9.7 1,658.4 169 355.0 37,669.8 167 2,932.8 346
11 13 CHE VRON San Ramon, Calif. 166,339.0 E 23.6 14,824.0 15 61.2 253,863.0 31 154,554.0 9
12 11 FORD MOTOR Dearborn, Mich. 160,338.0 2.3 3 , 6 7 7. 0 81 (51.6) 256,540.0 30 35,932.0 44
(^1310) GENERAL MOTORS Detroit, Mich. 147,049.0 (6.5) 8,014.0 34 — 227,339.0 36 38,860.0 40
14 15 COSTCO WHOLESALE Issaquah, Wash.^6 141,576.0 9.7 3,134.0 92 17. 0 40,830.0 157 12,799.0 130
15 22 ALPHABET Mountain View, Calif. 136,819.0 23.4 30,736.0 3 142.7 232,792.0 35 177,628.0 8
(^1614) CARDINAL HEALTH Dublin, Ohio^7 136,809.0 5.3 256.0 402 (80.1) 39,951.0 161 6,059.0 244
17 19 WALGREENS BOOTS ALLIANCE Deerfield, Ill.^6 1 3 1 , 5 3 7. 0 11.3 5,024.0 60 23.2 68,124.0 105 26,007.0 62
18 20 JPMORGAN CHASE & CO. New York, N.Y. 131,412.0 15.4 32,474.0 2 32.9 2,622,532.0 2 256,515.0 3
(^1916) VERIZON COMMUNICATIONS New York, N.Y. 130,863.0 3.8 15,528.0 13 (48.4) 264,829.0 28 53,145.0 24
20 17 K ROGER Cincinnati, Ohio^1 121,162.0 (1.2) 3,110.0 94 63.1 38,118.0 166 7,886.0 209
NO. 3
APPLE
Thanks largely to
the iPhone, Apple
was the 500’s most
profitable company
for the fifth straight
year. (At right, an
iPhone recycling
robot.) Apple’s next
challenge: earning
more from ser vices
as phone sales ebb.L ARGEST U.S.
CORPOR ATIONS
WALMART
earned the top
spot on the 500
list for the seventh
straight year.
Online growth
and a thriving
grocery business
helped keep sales
humming.AMAZON.COM
joined the top five
for the first time,
with a 31% jump
in revenue. And its
cloud-software
empire helped it
notch an annual
profit of $10 billion
for the first time.ALPHABET
faced regulatory
pressure and
slowing ad sales
at its Google unit,
but still increased
revenue 23%, to
$137 billion—and
reached an all-
time high of No. 15.