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And the winners are...
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6. General Motors
2. Wal-Mart Stores
7. Ford Motor
3. Chevron
8. AT&T
4. ConocoPhillips
9. Hewlett-Packard
5. General Electric
10. Valero Energy
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AES's powerful comeback
AES's powerful comeback
The electric-generating giant grew so fast it nearly sank. But with a former naval officer at the helm, it's starting to look like a global contender. more


They're hiring!
They're hiring!
As many big companies are announcing mass layoffs, these Fortune 100 employers have at least 150 openings each. more
Big companies, big losses
The Fortune 500 had its worst slump ever in 2008: A whopping 128 of the U.S.'s 500 largest companies were in the red. All told they lost over $500 billion. more
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Play the Fortune 500 Jeopardy! game
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FORTUNE 1,000 companies in your state
FORTUNE 1,000 companies in your state
Texas is home to the most companies on this year's list. See the biggest corporations near you (including interactive maps). more
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Recession fighters
As the downturn hit every sector, these 8 Fortune 500 employees helped their firms save resources and prepare for the recovery. more
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Which industries rule?
Pipelines companies saw the biggest growth (27.3%) in revenues last year. See how well your industry performed. more
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