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20182017 2017 $ millions Rank $ millionsRankTHE LISTS LARGEST U.S. CORPORATIONS
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261 235 J.C. PENNE Y Plano, Texas^1 12,019.0 (3.9) (255.0) 479 — 7,7 2 1. 0 405 1,170.0 430
262 300 LKQ Chicago, Ill. 11,876.7 20.6 480.1 339 (10.0) 11,393.4 348 4,782.3 279(^263219) FIRSTENERGY Akron, Ohio 11,864.0 ¶,E (12.9) 1,348.0 196 — 40,063.0 160 6,814.0 226
264 312 STEEL DYNAMICS Fort Wayne, Ind. 11,821.8 23.9 1,258.4 205 54.8 7,7 0 3. 6 406 3,935.1 300
265 294 LITHIA MOTORS Medford, Ore. 11,821.4 17. 2 265.7 397 8.4 5,384.0 441 1,197.2 428
(^266280) MGM RESORTS INTERNATIONAL Las Vegas, Nev. 11,763.1 9.2 466.8 348 (76.2) 30,210.7 198 6,512.3 231
267 320 TENNECO Lake Forest, Ill. 11,763.0 26.8 55.0 444 (73.4) 13,232.0 323 1,726.0 399
268 306 NVIDIA Santa Clara, Calif.^1 11,716.0 20.6 4,141.0 70 35.9 13,292.0 322 9,342.0 180
(^269271) SEMPRA ENERGY San Diego, Calif. 1 1 , 6 8 7. 0 4.3 1,049.0 234 309.8 60,638.0 114 14,853.0 109
270 253 FARMERS INSURANCE EXCHANGE Woodland Hills, Calif. 11,650.4 (3.5) (70.5) 467 — 17, 0 1 6. 3 287 4,096.3 297
271 277 BALL Broomfield, Colo. 11,635.0 5.9 454.0 350 21.4 16,554.0 290 3,458.0 317
(^272273) GROUP 1 AUT OMO TIVE Houston, Texas 11,601.4 4.3 1 5 7. 8 424 (26.1) 5,001.1 449 1,095.7 435
273 267 UNUM GROUP Chattanooga, Tenn. 11,598.5 2.8 523.4 333 (4 7. 4 ) 61,875.6 113 8,621.8 195
274 266 XCEL ENERGY Minneapolis, Minn. 1 1 , 5 3 7. 0 1.2 1,261.0 204 9.8 4 5 , 9 8 7. 0 140 12,222.0 135
(^275305) RELIANCE STEEL & ALUMINUM Los Angeles, Calif. 11,534.5 18.7 633.7 306 3.3 8,044.9 398 4,671.6 284
276 282 HUNTSMAN The Woodlands, Texas 1 1 , 5 2 7. 0 8.8 3 3 7. 0 376 (4 7. 0 ) 7, 9 5 3. 0 401 2,520.0 363
277 284 NORFOLK SOUTHERN Norfolk, Va. 11,458.0
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8.6 2,666.0 107 (50.7) 36,239.0 174 15,362.0 106
(^278286) L ABORATORY CORP. OF AMERICA Burlington, N.C. 11,333.4 8.5 883.7 255 (30.3) 16,185.3 294 6,971.4 224
279 293 CORNING Corning, N.Y. 11,290.0 11.6 1,066.0 230 — 2 7, 5 0 5. 0 205 13,792.0 122
280 295 E XPEDIA GROUP Bellevue, Wash. 11,223.0 11.6 406.0 363 7. 4 18,033.0 275 4,104.0 296
(^281278) AUTOZONE Memphis, Tenn.^6 11,221.1 3.1 1,337.5 199 4.4 9 , 3 4 7. 0 379 (1,520.4) 489
282 287 W.W. GRAINGER Lake Forest, Ill. 11,221.0 7. 6 782.0 274 33.5 5,873.0 433 1,921.0 388
283 316 QUANTA SERVICES Houston, Texas 11,171.4 18.0 293.3 390 (6.9) 7, 0 7 5. 8 418 3,604.2 311
284 338 CROWN HOLDINGS Yardley, Pa. 11,151.0 28.2 439.0 353 35.9 15,262.0 306 9 3 7. 0 443
285 281 OFFICE DEPOT Boca Raton, Fla. 11,130.0 ¶ 3.5 104.0 435 (42.5) 6,166.0 428 2,126.0 380
286 283 BAXTER INTERNATIONAL Deerfield, Ill. 1 1 , 1 2 7. 0 5.4 1,624.0 173 126.5 15,641.0 302 7,7 9 4. 0 212
287 354 L AM RESE ARCH Fremont, Calif.^7 1 1 , 0 7 7. 0 38.2 2,380.7 125 40.2 12,479.5 335 6,501.9 232
288 274 ENTERGY New Orleans, La. 11,009.5 (0.6) 848.7 263 106.2 48,275.1 136 8,844.3 191
289 330 CHARLES SCHWAB San Francisco, Calif. 10,989.0 22.6 3 , 5 0 7. 0 83 49.0 296,482.0 24 20,670.0 83
290 276 L3 TECHNOLOGIES New York, N.Y. 10,841.0 ¶ (1.5) 1,005.0 241 48.4 13,518.0 319 5,839.0 248
(^291269) NRG ENERGY Princeton, N.J. 1 0 ,7 9 7. 0 ¶ (4.2) 268.0 396 — 10,628.0 362 (1,234.0) 487
292 290 LIVE NATION ENTERTAINMENT Beverly Hills, Calif. 1 0 ,7 8 7. 8 4.4 60.2 442 — 8,496.9 393 1,099.0 434
293 268 UNIVERSAL HEALTH SERVICES King of Prussia, Pa. 10,772.3 (4.5) 779.7 275 3.6 11,265.5 349 5,389.3 261
(^294275) MOLSON COORS BREWING Denver, Colo. 10,769.6 (2.1) 1,116.5 220 (28.7) 30,109.8 199 1 3 , 5 0 7. 4 124
295 309 EBAY San Jose, Calif. 10,746.0
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12.3 2,530.0 116 — 22,819.0 233 6,281.0 239
296 214 AES Arlington, Va. 10,736.0 (22.5) 1,203.0 214 — 32,521.0 189 3,208.0 334(^297213) DEVON ENERGY Oklahoma City, Okla. 10,734.0 (23.0) 3,064.0 95 241.2 19,566.0 258 9,186.0 182
298 313 PACIFIC LIFE Newport Beach, Calif.^18 10,699.0 12.5 913.0 253 (33.1) 157,699.0 51 1 2 , 17 7. 0 136
299 308 CENTERPOINT ENERGY Houston, Texas^31 10,589.0 10.1 368.0 370 (79.5) 27,009.0 209 8,058.0 204
(^300409) DISCOVERY Silver Spring, Md. 10,553.0 53.5 594.0 316 — 32,550.0 188 8,386.0 200
301 301 BORGWARNER Auburn Hills, Mich. 10,529.6 7. 5 930.7 251 111.6 10,095.3 369 4,225.5 292
302 334 TARGA RESOURCES Houston, Texas 10,484.0 18.9 1.6 455 ( 9 7. 0 ) 16,938.2 288 6,325.1 238
(^303299) ALLY FINANCIAL Detroit, Mich. 10,466.0 6.1 1,263.0 203 36.0 178,869.0 45 13,268.0 126
304 303 SUNTRUS T BANKS Atlanta, Ga. 10,431.0 7. 1 2,775.0 105 22.1 215,543.0 39 2 4 , 17 7. 0 67
305 304 IQVIA HOLDINGS Durham, N.C. 10,412.0 6.9 259.0 400 (80.2) 22,549.0 237 6,714.0 227
(^306311) AMERIC AN FAMILY INSUR ANCE GROUP Madison, Wis.^18 10,336.2 8.3 295.3 389 89.7 27,502.5 206 9,006.8 186
307 384 DELEK US HOLDINGS Brentwood, Tenn. 10,265.6 ¶,E 39.7 340.1 374 17. 8 5,760.6 434 1,632.6 402
308 342 NAVISTAR INTERNATIONAL Lisle, Ill.^14 10,250.0 19.6 340.0 375 1,033.3 7, 2 3 0. 0 415 (3,931.0) 493
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MOLSON COORS BREWINGWhat’s a beer giant to do when consumers quit
products like Miller Lite in favor of craft beer and fancy waters? After several
quarters of sales declines by volume, CEO Mark Hunter is emphasizing brands
294 like Blue Moon and Arnold Palmer Spiked to pursue “premiumization.” —J.J.R.