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Rockefeller Sent the Letter to the Following Fortune 500 Companies (Listed Below in Alphabetical Order) Rockefeller sent the letter to the following Fortune 500 companies (listed below in alphabetical order): 3M Becton Dickinson Consolidated Edison Abbot Laboratories Bed Bath & Beyond Con-Way Advance Auto Parts Bemis Core-Mark Holding Advanced Micro Devices Berkshire Hathaway Corn Products International AECOM Technology Best Buy Corning AES Big Lots Costco Wholesale Aetna Biogen Idec Coventry Health Care Aflac BlackRock Crown Holdings AGCO Boeing CSX Agilent Technologies Booz Allen Hamilton Holding Cummins Air Products and Chemicals BorgWarner CVR Energy AK Steel Holding Boston Scientific CVS Caremark Alcoa BrightPoint Dana Holding Aleris Bristol-Myers Squibb Danaher Allegheny Technologies Broadcom Darden Restaurants Allergan C.H. Robinson Worldwide DaVita Alliant Techsystems Cablevision Systems Dean Foods Allstate Caesars Entertainment Deere Ally Financial Calpine Dell Alpha Natural Resources Cameron International Delta Air Lines Altria Group Campbell Soup Devon Energy Amazon.com Capital One Financial Dick's Sporting Goods Ameren Cardinal Health Dillard's American Electric Power CarMax DirecTV American Express Casey's General Stores Discover Financial Services American Family Insurance Catalyst Health Solutions DISH Network Group Caterpillar Dole Food American International Group CBRE Group Dollar General Amerigroup CBS Dollar Tree Ameriprise Financial CC Media Holdings Dominion Resources AmerisourceBergen CDW Domtar Amgen Celanese Dover AMR Celgene Dow Chemical Anadarko Petroleum Centene Dr Pepper Snapple Group Anixter International CenterPoint Energy DTE Energy Aon CenturyLink Duke Energy Apache CF Industries Holdings DuPont Apple CH2M Hill Eastman Chemical Applied Materials Charles Schwab Eastman Kodak Aramark Charter Communications Eaton Archer Daniels Midland Chesapeake Energy eBay Arrow Electronics Chevron Ecolab Ashland CHS Edison International Assurant Chubb El Paso AT&T Cigna Eli Lilly Autoliv Cisco Systems EMC Automatic Data Processing CIT Group Emcor Group AutoNation Citigroup Emerson Electric Auto-Owners Insurance Cliffs Natural Resources Enbridge Energy Partners AutoZone Clorox Energy Future Holdings Avaya CMS Energy Energy Transfer Equity Avery Dennison Coca-Cola Entergy Avis Budget Group Coca-Cola Enterprises Enterprise Products Partners Avnet Cognizant Technology Solutions EOG Resources Avon Products Colgate-Palmolive Erie Insurance Group Baker Hughes Comcast Estée Lauder Ball Commercial Metals Exelis Bank of America Corp. Community Health Systems Exelon Bank of New York Mellon Computer Sciences Expeditors International of Barnes & Noble ConAgra Foods Washington Baxter International ConocoPhilips Express Scripts Holding BB&T Corp. Consol Energy Exxon Mobil Page 1 of 3 Rockefeller sent the letter to the following Fortune 500 companies (listed below in alphabetical order): Family Dollar Stores Insight Enterprises Molina Healthcare Fannie Mae Intel Momentive Specialty Chemicals FedEx International Business Machines Monsanto Fidelity National Financial International Paper Morgan Stanley Fidelity National Information Interpublic Group Mosaic Services INTL FCStone Motorola Solutions Fifth Third Bancorp J.C. Penney MRC Global First Data J.M. Smucker Murphy Oil FirstEnergy J.P. Morgan Chase & Co. Mutual of Omaha Insurance Fluor Jabil Circuit Mylan FMC Technologies Jacobs Engineering Group Nash-Finch Foot Locker Jarden National Oilwell Varco Ford Motor Johnson & Johnson Nationwide Franklin Resources KBR Navistar International Freddie Mac Kellogg NCR Freeport-McMoRan Copper & Kelly Services NetApp Gold KeyCorp New York Life Insurance Frontier Communications Kimberly-Clark Newell Rubbermaid GameStop Kinder Morgan Newmont Mining Gannett Kindred Healthcare News Corp. Gap Kohl's NextEra Energy General Cable Kraft Foods NII Holdings General Dynamics Kroger Nike General Electric L-3 Communications NiSource General Mills Laboratory Corp. of America Nordstrom General Motors Land O' Lakes Norfolk Southern Genuine Parts Las Vegas Sands Northrop Grumman Genworth Financial Lear Northwestern Mutual Gilead Sciences Liberty Global NRG Energy Global Partners Liberty Interactive Nucor Goldman Sachs Group Liberty Mutual Insurance Group NuStar Energy Goodyear Tire & Rubber Limited Brands Occidental Petroleum Google Lincoln National Office Depot Graybar Electric Live Nation Entertainment OfficeMax Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea Lockheed Martin Omnicare Group 1 Automotive Loews Omnicom Group Guardian Life Insurance Lowe's Oneok Company of America Macy's Oracle H.J. Heinz Manpower O'Reilly Automotive Halliburton Marathon Oil Oshkosh Harley-Davidson Marathon Petroleum Owens & Minor Harris Marriott International Owens Corning Hartford Financial Services Marsh & McLennan Owens-Illinois Group Masco Paccar HCA Holdings Massachussetts Mutual Life Pacific Life Health Management Associates Insurance Pantry Health Net MasterCard Parker Hannifin Henry Schein Mattel Peabody Energy Hershey McDonald's Penske Automotive Group Hertz Global Holdings McGraw-Hill Pepco Holdings Hess McKesson PepsiCo Hewlett-Packard MeadWestvaco Peter Kiewit Sons' HollyFrontier Medco Health Solutions PetSmart Home Depot Medtronic Pfizer Honewell International Merck PG&E Corp. Hormel Foods Meritor Phillip Morris International Host Hotels & Resorts MetLife Pitney Bowes Humana MetroPCS Communications Plains All American Pipeline Huntsman MGM Resorts International PNC Financial Services Group Icahn Enterprises Micron Technology PPG Industries Illinois Tool Works Microsoft PPL Ingram Micro Mohawk Industries Praxair Page 2 of 3 Rockefeller sent the letter to the following Fortune 500 companies (listed below in alphabetical order): Precision Castparts Target World Fuel Services Principal Financial Tech Data Wynn Resorts Procter & Gamble Telephone & Data Systems Xcel Energy Progressive Tenet Healthcare Xerox Prudential Financial Tenneco Yahoo Public Service Enterprise Group Terex YRC Worldwide Publix Super Markets Tesoro Yum Brands PVH Texas Instruments Qualcomm Textron Quest Diagnostics Thermo Fisher Scientific R.R. Donnelley & Sons Thrivent Financial for Lutherans Ralph Lauren TIAA-CREF Raytheon Time Warner Regions Financial Time Warner Cable Reinsurance Group of America Timken Reliance Steel & Aluminum TJX Republic Services Toys "R" Us Reynolds American TravelCenters of America Rite Aid Travelers Cos. Rock-Tenn TRW Automotive Holdings Rockwell Automation Tyson Foods Rockwell Collins U.S. Bancorp Ross Stores UGI Ryder System Union Pacific Safeway United Continental Holdings SAIC United Parcel Service SanDisk United States Automobile Sanmina-SCI Association Sara Lee United States Steel Seaboard United Stationers Sealed Air United Technologies Sears Holdings UnitedHealth Group Sempra Energy Universal Health Services Shaw Group Unum Group Sherwin-Williams URS SLM US Airways Group Smithfield Foods Valero Energy Sonic Automotive Vanguard Health Systems Southern Company Verizon Communications Southwest Airlines VF Spectra Energy Viacom Spectrum Group International Visa Sprint Nextel Visteon SPX W.R. Berkley St. Jude Medical W.W. Grainger Stanley Black & Decker Walgreen Staples Wal-Mart Stores Starbucks Walt Disney Starwood Hotels & Resorts Waste Management State Farm Insurance Cos. WellCare Health Plans State Street Corp. WellPoint Steel Dynamics Wells Fargo Stryker Wesco International SunGuard Data Systems Western & Southern Financial Sunoco Group SunTrust Banks Western Digital Supervalu Western Refining Susser Holdings Western Union Symantec Weyerhaeuser Synnex Whirlpool Sysco Whole Foods Market Targa Resources Williams Page 3 of 3 .
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