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FORTUNE 500
Our annual ranking of America's largest corporations
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FORTUNE 500 Companies 2007
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Ohio
1 Cardinal Health 19 81,895.1 Dublin
2 Procter & Gamble 25 68,222.0 Cincinnati
3 Kroger 26 66,111.2 Cincinnati
4 Federated Dept. Stores 76 28,711.0 Cincinnati
5 Nationwide 104 22,253.0 Columbus
6 Goodyear Tire & Rubber 114 20,258.0 Akron
7 Progressive 159 14,786.4 Mayfield Village
8 National City Corp. 188 12,952.7 Cleveland
9 American Electric Power 192 12,622.0 Columbus
10 Eaton 198 12,370.0 Cleveland
11 FirstEnergy 212 11,726.0 Akron
12 Limited Brands 240 10,670.6 Columbus
13 Dana 255 9,724.0 Toledo
14 Parker Hannifin 266 9,407.6 Cleveland
15 Fifth Third Bancorp 299 8,108.0 Cincinnati
16 Sherwin-Williams 309 7,809.8 Cleveland
17 Owens-Illinois 318 7,523.5 Perrysburg
18 KeyCorp 319 7,507.0 Cleveland
19 Owens Corning 355 6,461.0 Toledo
20 NCR 374 6,142.0 Dayton
21 AK Steel Holding 378 6,069.0 Middletown
22 Timken 428 5,301.5 Canton
23 Hexion Specialty Chemicals 433 5,233.0 Columbus
24 Western & Southern Financial 460 4,838.1 Cincinnati
25 Aleris International 468 4,748.8 Beachwood
26 Big Lots 469 4,743.0 Columbus
27 Cincinnati Financial 484 4,550.0 Fairfield
28 Chiquita Brands Intl. 488 4,499.1 Cincinnati
29 American Financial Grp. 503 4,254.0 Cincinnati
30 Lubrizol 512 4,184.6 Wickliffe
31 Wendy's International 562 3,660.3 Dublin
32 Manor Care 565 3,613.2 Toledo
33 Cintas 589 3,403.6 Cincinnati
34 Nacco Industries 594 3,349.0 Cleveland
35 Abercrombie & Fitch 602 3,318.2 New Albany
36 Thor Industries 643 3,066.3 Jackson Center
37 Retail Ventures 651 3,014.1 Columbus
38 RPM International 652 3,008.3 Medina
39 Diebold 665 2,906.2 North Canton
40 Worthington Industries 666 2,897.2 Columbus
41 Convergys 684 2,789.8 Cincinnati
42 Scotts Miracle-Gro 696 2,697.1 Marysville
43 Cooper Tire & Rubber 701 2,676.2 Findlay
44 E.W. Scripps 704 2,666.3 Cincinnati
45 PolyOne 713 2,632.0 Avon Lake
46 Huntington Bancshares 714 2,631.6 Columbus
47 Greif 715 2,628.5 Delaware
48 J.M. Smucker 818 2,154.7 Orrville
49 NewPage Holding 820 2,144.0 Dayton
50 Ferro 844 2,041.5 Cleveland
51 Medical Mutual of Ohio 847 2,039.1 Cleveland
52 Cleveland-Cliffs 861 1,995.3 Cleveland
53 Lincoln Electric Holdings 866 1,971.9 Cleveland
54 American Greetings 884 1,904.1 Cleveland
55 Applied Ind. Technologies 885 1,900.8 Cleveland
56 Jo Ann Stores 904 1,850.6 Hudson
57 Ohio Casualty 951 1,676.3 Fairfield
58 Schulman (A.) 981 1,616.4 Akron
59 Mettler-Toledo International 987 1,594.9 Columbus
60 Bob Evans Farms 993 1,584.8 Columbus
From the April 30th, 2007 issue
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Best employers
These companies appear on both the FORTUNE 500 and our 2007 ranking of the Best Companies to Work For.
Valero Energy 22
Goldman Sachs Group 36
Procter & Gamble 68
Most profitable companies
Exxon Mobil 39,500
UAL 22,876
Citigroup 21,538
Best investments
Best Investments By Industry: Total Return to Shareholders (1 Year)
Metals 70.0
Airlines 59.2
Telecommunications 48.1
Fortune 500 methodology
Included in the survey are U.S. incorporated companies filing financial statements with a government agency. This includes private companies... (more)