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165 128 AVNE T Phoenix, Ariz.^7 19,036.9 (16.8) (156.4) 474 (129.8) 9,596.8 376 4,685.1 283
166 136 ICAHN ENTERPRISES New York, N.Y. P 18,979.0 (12.7) 1 , 5 0 7. 0 184 (38.0) 23,396.0 232 6,529.0 230(^167220) OCCIDENTAL PETROLEUM Houston, Texas 18,934.0
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42.6 4,131.0 71 215.1 43,854.0 149 21,330.0 76
168 152 MOLINA HEALTHCARE Long Beach, Calif. 18,890.0 (5.0) 7 0 7. 0 291 — 7, 1 5 4. 0 417 1 , 6 4 7. 0 401
169 177 GENUINE PART S Atlanta, Ga. 18,735.1 14.9 810.5 269 31.4 12,683.0 332 3,450.5 319(^170176) FREEPORT-MCMORAN Phoenix, Ariz. 18,628.0 13.5 2,602.0 112 43.2 42,216.0 153 9,798.0 172
171 163 KIMBERLY-CLARK Irving, Texas 18,486.0 1.2 1,410.0 194 (38.1) 14,518.0 311 ( 2 8 7. 0 ) 481
172 147 TENET HEALTHCARE Dallas, Texas 18,313.0 (11.2) 111.0 433 — 22,409.0 240 (119.0) 477
(^173173) SYNCHRONY FINANCIAL Stamford, Conn. 18,253.0 9.3 2,790.0 103 44.2 106,792.0 78 14,678.0 111
174 174 CARMAX Richmond, Va.^12 17, 9 7 6. 8 8.1 664.1 296 5.9 17, 4 8 6. 3 284 3,316.8 325
175 206 HOLLYFRONTIER Dallas, Texas 17,7 14 .7 E 24.3 1,098.0 226 36.3 10,994.6 352 5,918.6 245
(^176171) PERFORMANCE FOOD GROUP Richmond, Va.^7 17,619.9 5.1 198.7 411 106.3 4,000.9 466 1,135.3 433
177 190 SHERWIN-WILLIAMS Cleveland, Ohio 17,534.5 17. 0 1,108.7 223 ( 3 7. 4 ) 19,134.3 264 3,730.7 303
178 178 EMERSON ELECTRIC St. Louis, Mo.^2 17, 4 0 8. 0 6.8 2,203.0 134 45.1 20,390.0 254 8 , 9 4 7. 0 189
(^179223) NGL ENERGY PARTNERS Tulsa, Okla. P, 3 17, 2 8 2 .7 32.7 (70.9) 468 (151.7) 6,151.1 429 2,085.2 382
180 186 XPO L OGIS TICS Greenwich, Conn. 17, 2 7 9. 0 12.3 422.0 360 24.0 12,270.0 337 3,575.0 312
181 270 EOG RESOURCES Houston, Texas 17, 2 7 5. 4 54.1 3,419.0 84 32.4 33,934.5 179 19,364.2 90
(^182201) APPLIED MATERIALS Santa Clara, Calif.^14 17, 2 5 3. 0 18.7 3,313.0 87 (3.5) 17,7 7 3. 0 282 6,839.0 225
183 168 PG&E CORP. San Francisco, Calif. 16,759.0 (2.2) (6,851.0) 497 (516.2) 76,995.0 97 12,651.0 131
184 167 NEXTERA ENERGY Juno Beach, Fla. 16,727.0 (2.7) 6,638.0 41 23.4 103,702.0 81 34,144.0 46
(^185193) C.H. ROBINSON WORLDWIDE Eden Prairie, Minn. 16,631.2 11.8 664.5 295 31.6 4 , 4 2 7. 4 457 1,595.1 406
186 181 GAP San Francisco, Calif.^1 16,580.0 4.6 1,003.0 243 18.3 8,049.0 397 3,553.0 313
187 205 LINCOLN NATIONAL Radnor, Pa. 16,424.0 15.2 1,641.0 172 (21.1) 2 9 8 , 14 7. 0 23 14,350.0 118
188 179 DAVITA Denver, Colo. 16,368.6 2.1 159.4 423 (76.0) 19,110.3 265 3,703.4 304
189 356 JONES L ANG L ASALLE Chicago, Ill. 16,318.4
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105.7 484.5 338 90.6 10,025.5 371 3,691.5 305
190 194 WESTROCK Atlanta, Ga. 2,26 16,285.1 9.6 1,906.1 155 169.1 25,360.5 218 11,469.4 145
191 189 CDW Lincolnshire, Ill. 16,240.5 6.9 643.0 302 22.9 7, 1 6 7.7 416 975.2 440
192 185 AMERICAN ELECTRIC POWER Columbus, Ohio 16,195.7 5.0 1,923.8 151 0.6 68,802.8 104 19,028.4 91
193 195 COGNIZANT TECHNOLOGY SOLUTIONS Teaneck, N.J. 16,125.0 8.9 2,101.0 141 39.7 15,913.0 299 11,424.0 146
194 211 D.R. HORTON Arlington, Texas^2 16,068.0 14.0 1,460.3 188 40.6 14,114.6 316 8,984.4 188(^195251) BECTON DICKINSON Franklin Lakes, N.J.^2 15,983.0 32.2 311.0 384 (71.7) 53,904.0 128 20,992.0 80
196 183 NORDSTROM Seattle, Wash.^1 15,860.0 2.5 564.0 322 29.1 7,886.0 402 873.0 445
197 261 NETFLIX Los Gatos, Calif. 15,794.3 35.1 1,211.2 210 116.7 25,974.4 214 5,238.8 267
(^198200) ARAMARK Philadelphia, Pa.^2 15,789.6 8.1 5 6 7. 9 321 51.9 13,720.1 318 3,029.6 337
199 192 TEXAS INSTRUMENTS Dallas, Texas 15,784.0 5.5 5,580.0 52 51.5 17, 1 3 7. 0 286 8,994.0 187
200 182 GENERAL MILLS Minneapolis, Minn.^11 15,740.4 0.8 2,131.0 139 28.6 30,624.0 195 6,141.1 243
(^201180) SUPERVAL U Eden Prairie, Minn. 12,27 15,679.0 ¶ (2.1) 45.0 448 (93.1) 4 , 3 8 7. 0 458 505.0 463
202 184 COLGATE-PALMOLIVE New York, N.Y. 15,544.0 0.6 2,400.0 123 18.6 12,161.0 339 (102.0) 475
203 187 GOODY E AR TIRE & RUBBER Akron, Ohio 15,475.0 0.6 693.0 292 100.3 16,872.0 289 4,864.0 277
(^204222) PAYPAL HOLDINGS San Jose, Calif. 15,451.0 18.0 2 , 0 5 7. 0 143 14.6 43,332.0 152 15,386.0 105
205 191 PPG INDUSTRIES Pittsburgh, Pa. 15,374.0 2.7 1,341.0 197 (15.7) 16,015.0 296 4,630.0 285
206 188 OMNICOM GROUP New York, N.Y. 15,290.2 0.1 1,326.4 201 21.9 24,617.0 223 2 , 5 4 7. 1 362
(^207224) CELGENE Summit, N.J. 15,281.0 17. 5 4,046.0 73 3 7. 6 35,480.0 175 6,161.0 242
208 297 JACOBS ENGINEERING GROUP Dallas, Texas^2 14,984.6 49.5 163.4 421 (44.4) 12,645.8 333 5,854.3 247
209 209 ROSS S T ORES Dublin, Calif.^1 14,983.5 6.0 1,587.5 177 16.5 6,073.7 431 3,305.7 328
(^210212) MARSH & MCLENNAN New York, N.Y. 14,950.0 6.6 1,650.0 171 10.6 21,578.0 245 7, 5 1 1. 0 215
210 236 MASTERCARD Purchase, N.Y. 14,950.0 19.6 5,859.0 49 49.7 24,860.0 222 5,395.0 260
212 216 L AND O’L AK ES Arden Hills, Minn. C 14,936.2 8.7 254.5 403 (19.0) 9,124.4 384 2,894.4 348
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DEFINITIONS, EXPLANATIONS, AND FOOTNOTES ARE ON PAGE F24.
OCCIDENTAL PETROLEUMA long-term bet on fracking paid off nicely in 2018
for Houston-based “Oxy,” as rising oil prices fueled a 43% jump in revenue,
to $18.9 billion. Under CEO Vicki Hollub, the company has designs on growing
167 bigger still through acquisitions (see our feature in this issue). —Matt Heimer