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117 122 U.S. BANCORP Minneapolis, Minn. 25,775.0 7. 4 7,096.0 36 14.1 467,374.0 15 51,029.0 30
118 120 MAC Y ’S Cincinnati, Ohio^1 25,739.0 3.6 1,108.0 224 (28.4) 19,194.0 261 6,436.0 234(^119123) DOLLAR GENERAL Goodlettsville, Tenn.^1 25,625.0 9.2 1,589.5 176 3.3 13,204.0 325 6 , 4 17. 4 235
120 151 NUCOR Charlotte, N.C. 2 5 , 0 6 7. 3 23.8 2,360.8 128 79.0 17, 9 2 0. 6 276 9,792.1 174
121 132 STARBUCKS Seattle, Wash.^2 24,719.5 10.4 4,518.3 64 56.6 24,156.4 226 1,169.5 431
(^122374) DXC TECHNOLOGY Tysons, Va.^3 24,556.0 222.8 1,751.0 162 — 33,921.0 180 1 3 , 4 8 7. 0 125
123 129 ELI LILLY Indianapolis, Ind. 24,555.7 7. 4 3,232.0 90 — 43,908.4 148 9,828.7 169
124 144 THERMO FISHER SCIENTIFIC Waltham, Mass. 24,358.0 16.4 2,938.0 98 32.0 56,232.0 123 27,586.0 59
(^125121) US FOODS HOLDING Rosemont, Ill. 24,175.0 0.1 4 0 7. 0 362 (8.4) 9,186.0 382 3,229.0 333
126 125 DUKE ENERGY Charlotte, N.C. 24,116.0 4.0 2,666.0 107 (12.8) 145,392.0 58 43,817.0 35
127 146 HALLIBURTON Houston, Texas 23,995.0
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16.4 1,656.0 170 — 25,982.0 213 9,522.0 178
(^128149) CUMMINS Columbus, Ind. 23,771.0 16.4 2,141.0 138 114.3 19,062.0 266 7, 3 4 8. 0 219
129 130 AMGEN Thousand Oaks, Calif. 23,747.0 3.9 8,394.0 33 324.2 66,416.0 107 12,500.0 133
130 155 PACC AR Bellevue, Wash. 23,495.7 20.8 2,195.1 135 31.0 25,482.4 216 8,592.9 197
(^131126) SOUTHERN Atlanta, Ga. 23,495.0 2.0 2,226.0 133 164.4 116,914.0 73 24,723.0 65
132 166 CENTURYLINK Monroe, La. 23,443.0 32.8 (1,733.0) 494 (224.8) 70,256.0 100 19,828.0 87
133 124 INTERNATIONAL PAPER Memphis, Tenn. 23,306.0 0.0 2,012.0 144 (6.2) 33,576.0 182 7,362.0 218
(^134141) UNION PACIFIC Omaha, Neb. 22,832.0 7. 5 5,966.0 47 (44.3) 59,147.0 119 20,423.0 85
135 134 DOLL AR TREE Chesapeake, Va.^1 22,823.3 2.6 (1,590.8) 493 (192.8) 13,501.2 320 5,642.9 252
136 139 PENSKE AUTOMOTIVE GROUP Bloomfield Hills, Mich. 22,785.1 6.5 471.0 342 (23.2) 10,904.5 356 2,609.1 359
(^137133) QUAL COMM San Diego, Calif.^2 22,732.0 2.0 (4,864.0) 496 ( 2 9 7. 2 ) 32,686.0 187 928.0 444
138 145 BRISTOL-MYERS SQUIBB New York, N.Y. 22,561.0 8.6 4,920.0 61 388.6 34,986.0 176 14,031.0 120
139 116 GILEAD SCIENCES Foster City, Calif. 22,127.0 (15.2) 5,455.0 53 17. 9 63,675.0 109 2 1 , 3 8 7. 0 75
140 159 JABIL St. Petersburg, Fla.^6 22,095.4 15.9 86.3 439 (33.1) 12,045.6 340 1,950.3 386
141 143 MANPOWERGROUP Milwaukee, Wis. 21,991.2 4.5 556.7 323 2.1 8,519.8 391 2,624.9 358
142 142 SOUTHWEST AIRLINES Dallas, Texas 21,965.0 3.8 2,465.0 118 (29.3) 26,243.0 211 9,853.0 168
143 137 AFL AC Columbus, Ga. 21,758.0 0.4 2,920.0 100 (36.6) 140,406.0 59 23,462.0 69
144 260 TESLA Palo Alto, Calif. 21,461.3 82.5 (976.1) 491 — 29,739.6 200 4,923.2 276
145 138 AUT ONATION Fort Lauderdale, Fla. 21,412.8 (0.6) 396.0 366 (8.9) 10,665.1 360 2,716.0 355
146 207 CBRE GROUP Los Angeles, Calif. 21,340.1 50.2 1,063.2 231 53.8 13,456.8 321 4,938.8 275
(^147148) LE AR Southfield, Mich. 21,148.5 3.3 1,149.8 218 (12.5) 11,600.7 346 4,200.7 294
148 140 WHIRLPOOL Benton Harbor, Mich. 2 1 , 0 3 7. 0 (1.0) (183.0) 476 (152.3) 1 8 , 3 4 7. 0 271 2,291.0 373
149 131 MCDONALD’S Chicago, Ill. 21,025.2 ( 7. 9 ) 5,924.3 48 14.1 32,811.2 186 (6,258.4) 496
(^150) ¥ BROADCOM San Jose, Calif. 14,23 20,848.0 18.1 12,259.0 19 624.5 50,124.0 133 26,657.0 61
151 127 MARRIOTT INTERNATIONAL Bethesda, Md. 20,758.0 (9.3) 1 , 9 0 7. 0 154 39.0 23,696.0 230 2,225.0 375
152 158 WESTERN DIGITAL San Jose, Calif.^7 2 0 , 6 4 7. 0 8.1 675.0 294 70.0 29,235.0 201 11,531.0 142
(^153161) VISA San Francisco, Calif.^2 20,609.0 12.3 10,301.0 26 53.8 69,225.0 103 34,006.0 47
154 230 LENNAR Miami, Fla.^24 20,571.6 62.7 1,695.8 165 109.2 28,566.2 204 14,581.5 113
155 170 WELL C ARE HE ALTH PL ANS Tampa, Fla. 20,414.1 20.0 439.8 352 17.7 11,764.7 343 4,240.0 291
(^156157) K OHL’ S Menomonee Falls, Wis.^1 20,229.0 5.9 801.0 271 (6.8) 12,469.0 336 5 , 5 2 7. 0 258
157 164 AECOM Los Angeles, Calif.^2 20,155.5 10.7 136.5 428 (59.8) 14,681.1 309 4,092.8 298
158 169 SYNNEX Fremont, Calif. 24,25 20,053.8 17. 6 300.6 387 (0.2) 11,480.4 347 3,432.1 320
(^159165) PNC FINANCIAL SERVICES GROUP Pittsburgh, Pa. 19,993.0 10.9 5,301.0 56 (0.7) 382,315.0 16 4 7,7 2 8. 0 33
160 162 DANAHER Washington, D.C. 19,893.0 8.5 2,650.9 109 6.4 47,832.5 137 28,214.4 58
161 156 HARTFORD FINANCIAL SERVICES GROUP Hartford, Conn. 19,827.0 ¶ 3.1 1 , 8 0 7. 0 160 — 62,307.0 112 13,101.0 127
(^162154) ALTRIA GROUP Richmond, Va. 19,627.0 E 0.7 6,963.0 37 (31.9) 55,638.0 124 14 ,7 8 7. 0 110
163 175 BANK OF NE W YORK MELL ON CORP. New York, N.Y. 19,214.0 15.6 4,266.0 68 4.3 362,873.0 19 40,638.0 39
164 153 FLUOR Irving, Texas 19,166.6 (1.8) 224.8 407 17. 5 8,913.6 389 2,963.2 341
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144 and rely heavily on tax and regulatory credits to fuel sales. —Jeff John Roberts