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THE 2002 GLOBAL 500
The World's Largest Corporations
It was a bad year for big business. Total earnings in 2001 for FORTUNE's Global 500 companies were less than half those of 2000, and 297 companies saw profits fall.
Introduction
Honda Goes its Own Way
FAQ
Biggest Money Losers
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Full List Company CEO Industry Top Performers Europe Asia
1-100
Global 500 Rank Company Revenues ($ millions)
1 Wal-Mart Stores  219812.0
2 Exxon Mobil  191581.0
3 General Motors  177260.0
4 BP  174218.0
5 Ford Motor  162412.0
6 Enron  138718.0
7 DaimlerChrysler  136897.3
8 Royal Dutch/Shell Group  135211.0
9 General Electric  125913.0
10 Toyota Motor  120814.4
11 Citigroup  112022.0
12 Mitsubishi  105813.9
13 Mitsui  101205.6
14 ChevronTexaco  99699.0
15 Total Fina Elf  94311.9
16 Nippon Telegraph & Telephone  93424.8
17 Itochu  91176.6
18 Allianz  85929.2
19 Intl. Business Machines  85866.0
20 ING Group  82999.1
21 Volkswagen  79287.3
22 Siemens  77358.9
23 Sumitomo  77140.1
24 Philip Morris  72944.0
25 Marubeni  71756.6
26 Verizon Communications  67190.0
27 Deutsche Bank  66839.9
28 E. ON  66453.0
29 U.S. Postal Service  65834.0
30 AXA  65579.9
31 Credit Suisse  64204.5
32 Hitachi  63931.2
33 Nippon Life Insurance  63827.2
34 American Intl. Group  62402.0
35 Carrefour  62224.6
36 American Electric Power  61257.0
37 Sony  60608.0
38 Royal Ahold  59633.9
39 Duke Energy  59503.0
40 AT&T;  59142.0
41 Honda Motor  58882.0
42 Boeing  58198.0
43 El Paso  57475.0
44 BNP Paribas  55044.4
45 Matsushita Electric Industrial  54997.1
46 Home Depot  53553.0
47 Bank of America Corp.  52641.0
48 Aviva  52317.6
49 Fiat  51944.2
50 Assicurazioni Generali  51394.3
51 Vivendi Universal  51365.7
52 Fannie Mae  50803.0
53 Rwe  50663.8
54 J.P. Morgan Chase  50429.0
55 Nestlé  50192.4
56 Kroger  50098.0
57 McKesson  50006.0
58 Nissan Motor  49555.2
59 UBS  48503.4
60 State Power  48374.5
61 Cardinal Health  47947.6
62 Merck  47715.7
63 State Farm Insurance  46705.2
64 HSBC Holding PLC  46424.0
65 Peugeot  46264.1
66 PDVSA  46250.0
67 Reliant Energy  46225.8
68 Unilever  46130.6
69 SBC Communications  45908.0
70 Hewlett-Packard  45226.0
71 ENI  44636.9
72 Metro  44346.8
73 Morgan Stanley  43727.0
74 Nissho Iwai  43703.2
75 Deutsche Telekom  43260.6
76 Dai-ichi Mutual Life Insurance  43145.2
77 Toshiba  43139.4
78 Dynegy  42242.0
79 Munich Re Group  41894.0
80 Tokyo Electric Power  41752.2
81 China National Petroleum  41499.1
82 Mizuho Holdings  41445.1
83 Sears Roebuck  41078.0
84 NEC  40796.0
85 Fortis  40528.8
86 Sinopec  40388.0
87 Aquila  40376.8
88 Fujitsu  40043.9
89 Target  39888.0
90 ABN AMRO Holding  39702.7
91 HypoVereinsbank  39405.4
92 Pemex  39400.0
93 Procter & Gamble  39244.0
94 Repsol YPF  39091.1
95 Merrill Lynch  38793.0
96 Zurich Financial Services  38650.0
97 France Télécom  38529.6
98 AOL Time Warner  38234.0
99 Suez  37932.5
100 Albertson's  37931.0
From the July 22, 2002 Issue


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