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Robinson Worldwide Con‐Way Anthem Cablevision Systems Core‐Mark Holding Apache Caesars Entertainment Corning Apple Calpine Costco Applied Materials Calumet Specialty Products Partners Crown Holdings Aramark Cameron International CST Brands Archer Daniels Midland Campbell Soup CSX 2015 Fortune 500 List Cummins Essendant H.J. Heinz CVS Health Estee Lauder Halliburton D.R. Horton Eversource Energy Hanesbrands Dana Holding Exelon Harley‐Davidson Danaher Expedia Harman International Industries Darden Restaurants Expeditors International of Washington Hartford Financial Services Group DaVita HealthCare Partners Express Scripts Holding HCA Holdings Dean Foods Exxon Mobil HD Supply Holdings Deere Facebook Health Net Delek US Holdiings Family Dollar Stores Henry Schein Delta Airlines Fannie Mae Hershey Devon Energy Farmers Insurance Exchange Hess Dick's Sporting Goods FedEx Hilton Worldwide Holdings Dillard's Fidelity National Financial Holly Frontier DirecTV Fidelity National Information Services Home Depot Discover Financial Services Fifth Third Bankcorp Honeywell International Discovery Communications First Data Hormel Foods DISH Network FirstEnergy Host Hotels & Resorts Disney Fluor HP Dollar General FMC Technologies HRG Group Dollar Tree Foot Locker Humana Dominion Resources Ford Motor Huntinton Ingalls Industries Domtar Franklin Resources Huntsman Dover Freddie Mac IBM Dow Chemical Freeport‐McMoRan Icahn Enterprises Dr. Pepper Snapple Group GameStop iHeartMedia DTE Energy Gap Illinois Tool Works Duke Energy General Cable Ingram Micro Dupont General Dynamics Ingredion Eastman Chemical General Electric Insight Enterprises eBay General Mills Integrys Energy Group Ecolab General Motors Intel Edison International Genuine Parts International Paper Eli Lilly Genworth Financial Interpublic Group EMC Gilead Sciences INTL FCStone EMCOR Group Global Partners J.B. Hunt Transport Services Emerson Electric Goldman Sachs Group J.C. Penney Energy Future Holdings Goodyear Tire & Rubber J.M. Smucker Energy Transfer Equity Google Jabil Circuit Entergy Graybar Electric Jacobs Engineering Group Enterprise Products Partners Group 1 Automotive Jarden EOG Resources Guardian Life Insurance Company of JetBlue Airways Erie Insurance Group America Johnson & Johnson 2015 Fortune 500 List Johnson Controls Mattel Office Depot Jones Financial McDonald's Old Republic International Jones Lang LaSalle McGraw Hill Financial Omnicare JP Morgan Chase McKesson Omnicom Group KBR MeadWestvaco Oneok Kellogg Merck Oracle Kelly Services MetLife O'Reilly Automotive Kimberly‐Clark MGM Resorts International OshKosh Kinder Morgan Micron Technology Owens & Minor Kindred Healthcare Microsoft Owens Corning KKR Mohawk Industries Owens‐Illinois Kohl's Molina Healthcare Paccar Kraft Foods Group Mondelez International Pacific Life Kroger Monsanto Packaging Corp of America L Brands Morgan Stanley Pantry L‐3 Communications Mosaid Parker‐Hannifin Laboratory Corp. of America Motorola Solutions PBF Energy Land O'Lakes MRC Global Peabody Energy Lansing Trade Group Murphy Oil Penske Automotive Group Las Vegas Sands Murphy USA PepsiCo Lear Mutual of Omaha Insurance Peter Kiewit Sons' Lennar National Oilwell Varco PetSmart Leucadia National Nationwide Pfizer Level 3 Communications Navient PG&E Corp Liberty Interactive Navistar International Philip Morris International Liberty Mutual Insurance Group NCR Phillips 66 LifePoint Health NetApp Pioneer Natural Resources Lincoln National Netflix Plains GP Holdings Lithia Motors New York Life Insurance PNC Financial Services Group Live Nation Entertainment Newell Rubbermaid PPG Industries LKQ Newmont Mining PPL Lockhead Martin News Corp Praxair Loews NextEra Energy Precision Castparts Lowe's NGL Energy Partners Priceline Group Macy's Nike Principal Financial ManpowerGroup NiSource Procter & Gamble Marathon Oil Nordstrom Progressive Marathon Petroleum Norfolk Southern Prudential Financial Marriott International Northrop Grumman Public Service Enterprise Group Marsh & McLennan Northwestern Mutual Publix Super Markets Masco NRG Energy PulteGroup Massachusetts Mutual Life Insurance Nucor PVH MasterCard Occidental Petroleum Qualcomm 2015 Fortune 500 List Quanta Services Synnex Viacom Quest Diagnostics Sysco Visa Quintiles Transnational Holdings Targa Resources Visteon R.R. Donnelley & Sons Target Voya Financial Ralph Lauren Tech Data W.R. Berkley Raytheon TEGNA W.W. Grainger Realogy Holdings Tenet Healthcare Walgreens Regions Financial Tenneco Walmart Reinsurance Group of Americca Terex Waste Management Reliance Steel & Aluminum Tesoro WellCare Health Plans Republic Services Texas Instruments Wells Fargo Reynolds American Textron WESCO International Rite Aid Thermo Fisher Scientific Western & Southern Financial Group Rockwell Automation Thrivent Financial for Lutherns Western Digital Ross Stores TIAA‐CREF Western Refining Ryder System Time Warner Cable Western Union Safeway Time Wartner WestRock salesforce.com TJX Weyerhaeuser SanDisk Toys "R" Us Whirlpool Sanmina Tractor Supply Whole Foods Market Seaboard TravelCenters of America Williams Sealed Air Travelers Cos Windstream Holdings Sears Holding Trinity Industries World Fuel Services Sempra Energy TRW Automotive Holdings Wyndhamm Worldwide Sherwin‐Williams Twenty‐First Century Fox Wynn Resorts Sonic Automotive Tyson Foods Xcel Energy Southern U.S. Bancorp Xerox Southwest Airlines UGI Yum Brands SpartanNash Union Pacific Spectra Energy United Continental Holdings Spirit AeroSystems Holdings United Natural Foods St. Jue Medical United Rentals Stanley Black & Decker United States Steel Staples United Technologies Starbucks UnitedHealth Group Starwood Hotels & Resorts Universal Health Services State Farm Insurance Unum Group State Street Corp UPS Steel Dynamics US Foods Stryker USAA SunTrust Banks Valero Energy Supervalu Verizon Symantec VF .
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