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FORTUNE 500 2006
Our annual ranking of America's largest corporations
Industry: Petroleum Refining
Revenues, Profits
Profits as % of...
EPS, Total return, Employees
  
EARNINGS PER SHARE TOTAL RETURN TO INVESTORS EMPLOYEES
1 Exxon Mobil 16 14 12 83,700 -3
2 Chevron 25 12 11 59,000 5
3 ConocoPhillips 27 16 37 35,600 -1
4 Valero Energy N.A. N.A. 128 22,068 11
5 Marathon Oil N.A. 16 66 27,756 8
6 Sunoco 27 22 94 13,800 -3
7 Amerada Hess N.A. 11 56 11,610 4
8 Tesoro 13 22 94 3,928 8
9 Murphy Oil N.A. 22 35 4,255 7
10 Frontier Oil N.A. 38 183 727 -1
11 Giant Industries 27 16 96 2,632 18
12 Holly 25 30 113 881 4
From the April 17th, 2006 issue
Footnote:
Due to slight differences in rounding, industry data online may not exactly match the FORTUNE 500 magazine version.
How the states stack up
Texas 56
New York 55
California 52
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Best employers
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FedEx 212,241
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Most profitable companies
Exxon Mobil 36,130.0
Citigroup 24,589.0
Bank of America Corp. 16,465.0
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Best investments
Best Investments By Industry: Total Return to Shareholders (1 Year)
Petroleum Refining 60.7%
Mining, Crude-Oil Production 53.6%
Oil and Gas Equipment, Services 51.6%
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