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21 18 GENERAL ELECTRIC Boston, Mass. 120,268.0 ¶ (1.6) (22,355.0) 500 — 309,129.0 22 30,981.0 53
22 21 FANNIE MAE Washington, D.C.^8 120,101.0 6.9 15,959.0 12 547.9 3,418,318.0 1 6,240.0 241(^2328) PHILLIPS 66 Houston, Texas 1 14 , 2 17. 0 24.7 5,595.0 51 9.6 54,302.0 126 24,653.0 66
24 31 VALERO ENERGY San Antonio, Texas 111,407.0
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E 26.0 3,122.0 93 (23.2) 50,155.0 132 21,667.0 74
25 24 BANK OF AMERIC A CORP. Charlotte, N.C. 110,584.0 10.3 2 8 , 14 7. 0 4 54.4 2,354,507.0 3 265,325.0 2(^2630) MICROSOFT Redmond, Wash.^7 110,360.0 22.7 16,571.0 11 (21.8) 258,848.0 29 82,718.0 15
27 23 HOME DEPOT Atlanta, Ga.^1 108,203.0 7. 2 11,121.0 23 28.9 44,003.0 146 (1,878.0) 491
28 27 BOEING Chicago, Ill. 101,127.0 8.3 10,460.0 24 2 7. 6 117,359.0 72 339.0 470
(^2926) WELL S FARGO San Francisco, Calif. 101,060.0 3.4 22,393.0 5 0.9 1,895,883.0 6 196,166.0 5
30 32 CITIGROUP New York, N.Y. 97,120.0 10.4 18,045.0 10 — 1 , 9 17, 3 8 3. 0 5 196,220.0 4
31 41 MARATHON PETROLEUM Findlay, Ohio^9 97,102.0 E 43.6 2,780.0 104 (19.0) 92,940.0 87 35,175.0 45
(^3233) COMC AS T Philadelphia, Pa. 9 4 , 5 0 7. 0 11.8 11,731.0 21 (48.4) 251,684.0 32 71,613.0 19
33 29 ANTHEM Indianapolis, Ind. 92,105.0 2.3 3,750.0 80 (2.4) 71,571.0 99 28,541.0 57
34 35 DELL TECHNOLOGIES Round Rock, Texas^1 90,621.0 15.2 (2,310.0) 495 — 111,820.0 75 (5,765.0) 495
(^3547) DOWDUPONT Wilmington, Del. 8 5 , 9 7 7. 0 3 7. 2 3,844.0 77 163.3 188,030.0 44 94,571.0 12
36 36 S TATE FARM INSUR ANCE COS. Bloomington, Ill. 81,732.2 4.3 8,788.4 30 298.3 272,518.4 25 100,877.7 11
37 37 JOHNSON & JOHNSON New Brunswick, N.J. 81,581.0 6.7 1 5 , 2 9 7. 0 14 1,076.7 152,954.0 54 59,752.0 21
(^3834) INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS MACHINES Armonk, N.Y. 79,591.0 0.6 8,728.0 32 51.7 123,382.0 68 16,796.0 97
39 39 TARGET Minneapolis, Minn.^1 75,356.0 4.8 2 , 9 3 7. 0 99 0.1 41,290.0 154 11,297.0 150
40 38 FREDDIE MAC McLean, Va.^8 73,598.0 (1.4) 9,235.0 29 64.2 2,063,060.0 4 4 , 4 7 7. 0 289
(^4144) UNITED PARCEL SERVICE Atlanta, Ga. 71,861.0 9.1 4,791.0 62 (2.4) 50,016.0 134 3,021.0 338
42 40 L OWE ’S Mooresville, N.C.^1 71,309.0 3.9 2,314.0 130 (32.9) 34,508.0 178 3,644.0 310
43 46 INTEL Santa Clara, Calif. 70,848.0 12.9 21,053.0 7 119.3 1 2 7, 9 6 3. 0 65 74,563.0 17
44 43 ME TLIFE New York, N.Y. 6 7, 9 4 1. 0 2.7 5,123.0 58 2 7. 8 6 8 7, 5 3 8. 0 11 52,741.0 25
45 42 PROC T ER & G A MBL E Cincinnati, Ohio^7 66,832.0 0.9 9,750.0 28 (36.4) 118,310.0 71 52,293.0 26
46 51 UNITED TECHNOLOGIES Farmington, Conn.^10 66,501.0 11.1 5,269.0 57 15.8 134,211.0 63 38,446.0 41
47 50 FEDE X Memphis, Tenn.^11 65,450.0 8.5 4,572.0 63 52.6 52,330.0 130 19,416.0 89
48 45 PEPSICO Purchase, N.Y. 64,661.0 1.8 12,515.0 18 1 5 7.7 7 7, 6 4 8. 0 96 14,518.0 114
49 48 ARCHER DANIELS MIDL AND Chicago, Ill. 64,341.0 5.8 1,810.0 159 13.5 40,833.0 156 18,981.0 92
50 52 PRUDENTIAL FINANCIAL Newark, N.J. 62,992.0 5.5 4,074.0 72 (48.2) 815,078.0 9 4 8 , 6 17. 0 32
(^5161) CENTENE St. Louis, Mo. 60,116.0 23.8 900.0 254 8.7 30,901.0 192 1 0 , 9 17. 0 155
52 53 ALBERT SONS COS. Boise, Idaho^12 59,924.6 0.4 46.3 446 — 21,812.3 242 1,398.2 416
53 55 WALT DISNEY Burbank, Calif. 2,13 59,434.0 7. 8 12,598.0 17 40.3 98,598.0 84 48,773.0 31
(^5454) S Y SCO Houston, Texas^7 5 8 ,7 2 7. 3 6.1 1,430.8 190 25.2 18,070.4 274 2 , 5 0 7. 0 365
55 58 HP Palo Alto, Calif.^14 58,472.0 12.3 5 , 3 2 7. 0 55 110.9 34,622.0 177 (639.0) 485
56 56 HUMANA Louisville, Ky. 56,912.0 5.8 1,683.0 167 (31.3) 25,413.0 217 10,161.0 164
(^5776) FACEBOOK Menlo Park, Calif. 55,838.0 3 7. 4 22,112.0 6 38.8 9 7, 3 3 4. 0 85 8 4 , 1 2 7. 0 14
58 65 C ATERPILL AR Deerfield, Ill. 54,722.0 20.4 6,147.0 45 715.3 78,509.0 93 14,039.0 119
59 64 ENERGY TRANSFER Dallas, Texas P, 1 5 54,436.0 ¶ 14.6 1,694.0 166 7 7. 6 88,246.0 89 20,559.0 84
(^6059) L OCK HEED MARTIN Bethesda, Md. 53,762.0 5.3 5,046.0 59 152.0 44,876.0 144 1,394.0 417
61 57 PFIZER New York, N.Y. 5 3 , 6 4 7. 0 2.1 11,153.0 22 (4 7.7 ) 159,422.0 49 6 3 , 4 0 7. 0 20
62 70 GOLDMAN SACHS GROUP New York, N.Y. 52,528.0 24.3 10,459.0 25 144.0 931,796.0 7 90,185.0 13
(^6367) MORGAN STANLEY New York, N.Y. 50,193.0 15.0 8,748.0 31 43.2 853,531.0 8 80,246.0 16
64 62 CISCO S Y S TEMS San Jose, Calif.^16 49,330.0 2.8 110.0 434 (98.9) 108,784.0 77 43,204.0 37
65 73 CIGNA Bloomfield, Conn.^17 48,650.0 16.9 2 , 6 3 7. 0 110 17. 9 153,226.0 53 41,028.0 38
(^6660) AMERICAN INTERNATIONAL GROUP New York, N.Y. 47,389.0 (4.3) (6.0) 457 — 491,984.0 14 56,361.0 23
67 63 HCA HEALTHCARE Nashville, Tenn. 46,677.0 (2.0) 3 ,7 8 7. 0 79 70.9 39,207.0 163 (4,950.0) 494
68 71 AMERICAN AIRLINES GROUP Fort Worth, Texas 44,541.0 5.5 1,412.0 193 (26.4) 60,580.0 115 (169.0) 478
DOWDUPONTA chemicals giant with $86 billion in sales in 2018, DowDuPont will
metamorphose into three independent companies this year. A materials science
business, Dow, spun off in April; an agricultural business (Corteva) and a specialty
35 products business (DuPont) are scheduled to separate by midyear. —Geoff Colvin