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Ocean Tomo 300 Patent Index 2015–2016 Constituents OCEAN TOMO 300 PATENT INDEX 2015–2016 CONSTITUENTS CONSUMER DISCRETIONARY COMPANY NAME TICKER AMAZON.COM INC AMZN SCHLUMBERGER LTD SLB HALOZYME THERAPEUTICS INC HALO AMERICAN AXLE & MFG HOLDINGS AXL STATOIL ASA STO HOLOGIC INC HOLX CABELA’S INC CAB SUPERIOR ENERGY SERVICES INC SPN ILLUMINA INC ILMN CAESARS ENTERTAINMENT CORP CZR IMMUNOGEN INC IMGN DELPHI AUTOMOTIVE PLC DLPH FINANCIALS IMMUNOMEDICS INC IMMU FORD MOTOR CO F ALLSTATE CORP ALL INTREXON CORP XON GARMIN LTD GRMN AMERICAN CAPITAL LTD ACAS IRONWOOD PHARMACEUTICALS INC IRWD GENERAL MOTORS CO GM BGC PARTNERS INC BGCP ISIS PHARMACEUTICALS INC ISIS GOODYEAR TIRE & RUBBER CO GT CAPITAL ONE FINANCIAL CORP COF JOHNSON & JOHNSON JNJ GROUPON INC GRPN CIT GROUP INC CIT LABORATORY CRP OF AMER HLDGS LH HANESBRANDS INC HBI CITIGROUP INC C LEXICON PHARMACEUTICALS INC LXRX INTERNATIONAL GAME TECHNOLOGY IGT CME GROUP INC CME MANNKIND CORP MNKD JAKKS PACIFIC INC JAKK E*TRADE FINANCIAL CORP ETFC MEDICINES COMPANY MDCO JARDEN CORP JAH GENWORTH FINANCIAL INC GNW MEDTRONIC PLC MDT LIBERTY MEDIA CORP LMCA GOLDMAN SACHS GROUP INC GS MINDRAY MEDICAL INTL LTD MR MATTEL INC MAT HARTFORD FINANCIAL SVCS GRP HIG NEKTAR THERAPEUTICS NKTR NEWELL RUBBERMAID INC NWL JPMORGAN CHASE & CO JPM NOVO-NORDISK A/S NVO NEWS CORP NWSA KEYCORP KEY OMEROS CORP OMER PULTEGROUP INC PHM LEUCADIA NATIONAL CORP LUK PACIFIC BIOSCIENCES OF CALIF PACB SIRIUS XM HOLDINGS INC SIRI LINCOLN NATIONAL CORP LNC PDL BIOPHARMA INC PDLI SONY CORP SNE MITSUBISHI UFJ FINL MTU SPECTRANETICS CORP SPNC TATA MOTORS LTD TTM NASDAQ INC NDAQ ST JUDE MEDICAL INC STJ TEGNA INC TGNA PROGRESSIVE CORP PGR STRYKER CORP SYK TESLA MOTORS INC TSLA SUMITOMO MITSUI SMFG TEVA PHARMACEUTICAL TEVA WHIRLPOOL CORP WHR TRAVELERS COS INC/THE TRV THERAPEUTICSMD INC TXMD ZIONS BAN CORPORATION ZION THERMO FISHER SCIENTIFIC INC TMO CONSUMER STAPLES VERTEX PHARMACEUTICALS INC VRTX ARCHER-DANIELS-MIDLAND CO ADM HEALTHCARE VICAL INC VICL AVON PRODUCTS INC AVP ABBOTT LABORATORIES ABT VIVUS INC VVUS COLGATE-PALMOLIVE CO CL ABBVIE INC ABBV ZIMMER BIOMET HOLDINGS INC ZBH KIMBERLY-CLARK CORP KMB AMEDICA CORP AMDA MEAD JOHNSON NUTRITION CO MJN ARENA PHARMACEUTICALS INC ARNA INDUSTRIALS ARIAD PHARMACEUTICALS INC ARIA 3M CO MMM ENERGY ARROWHEAD RESEARCH CORP ARWR AGCO CORP AGCO BAKER HUGHES INC BHI BAXTER INTERNATIONAL INC BAX B/E AEROSPACE INC BEAV CAMERON INTERNATIONAL CORP CAM BOSTON SCIENTIFIC CORP BSX BOEING CO/THE BA CHEVRON CORP CVX BRISTOL-MYERS SQUIBB CO BMY CAPSTONE TURBINE CORP CPST CLEAN ENERGY FUELS CORP CLNE CERNER CORP CERN CHICAGO BRIDGE & IRON CO CBI CONOCOPHILLIPS COP CYTORI THERAPEUTICS INC CYTX COLFAX CORP CFX FMC TECHNOLOGIES INC FTI DEPOMED INC DEPO CUMMINS INC CMI HALLIBURTON CO HAL DEXCOM INC DXCM DEERE & CO DE KEY ENERGY SERVICES INC KEG EDWARDS LIFESCIENCES CORP EW DOVER CORP DOV MCDERMOTT INTL INC MDR ENDO INTERNATIONAL PLC ENDP EMERSON ELECTRIC CO EMR NABORS INDUSTRIES LTD NBR ENTEROMEDICS INC ETRM FORTUNE BRANDS HOME & SECURITY FBHS NATIONAL OILWELL VARCO INC NOV ESPERION THERAPEUTICS INC ESPR FUELCELL ENERGY INC FCEL NEWPARK RESOURCES INC NR EXACT SCIENCES CORP EXAS HONEYWELL INTERNATIONAL INC HON ROYAL DUTCH SHELL RDS/B GERON CORP GERN JACOBS ENGINEERING GROUP INC JEC RPC INC RES GTX INC GTXI JOY GLOBAL INC JOY OCEAN TOMO 300® PATENT INDEX 2015–2016 CONSTITUENTS KBR INC KBR FINISAR CORPORATION FNSR TAIWAN SEMICONDUCTOR TSM MANITOWOC COMPANY INC MTW FIREEYE INC FEYE TE CONNECTIVITY LTD TEL MERITOR INC MTOR FIRST SOLAR INC FSLR TELECOMMUNICATION SYSTEMS TSYS NAVISTAR INTERNATIONAL CORP NAV FITBIT INC FIT TERADATA CORP TDC NORFOLK SOUTHERN CORP NSC FLEXTRONICS INTL LTD FLEX TERADYNE INC TER OSHKOSH CORP OSK FORTINET INC FTNT TEXAS INSTRUMENTS INC TXN OWENS CORNING OC HEWLETT-PACKARD CO HPQ TIVO INC TIVO PITNEY BOWES INC PBI HIMAX TECHNOLOGIES INC HIMX TRIMBLE NAVIGATION LTD TRMB QUANTA SERVICES INC PWR INFINERA CORP INFN TWITTER INC TWTR RAYTHEON COMPANY RTN INFOSYS LTD INFY VIAVI SOLUTIONS INC VIAV ROCKWELL AUTOMATION INC ROK INTEGRATED DEVICE TECH INC IDTI VIOLIN MEMORY INC VMEM RR DONNELLEY & SONS CO RRD INTEL CORP INTC VISHAY INTERTECHNOLOGY INC VSH TASER INTERNATIONAL INC TASR INTERSIL CORP ISIL VMWARE INC VMW TEREX CORP TEX INTL BUSINESS MACHINES CORP IBM WESTERN DIGITAL CORP WDC TRINITY INDUSTRIES INC TRN JUNIPER NETWORKS INC JNPR WESTERN UNION CO WU UNITED PARCEL SERVICE UPS KEYSIGHT TECHNOLOGIES INC KEYS XEROX CORP XRX UNITED TECHNOLOGIES CORP UTX KLA-TENCOR CORP KLAC XILINX INC XLNX USG CORP USG LAM RESEARCH CORP LRCX YAHOO! INC YHOO LATTICE SEMICONDUCTOR CORP LSCC ZYNGA INC ZNGA INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY LG DISPLAY CO LTD LPL 3D SYSTEMS CORP DDD LINKEDIN CORP LNKD MATERIALS ADOBE SYSTEMS INC ADBE MARVELL TECHNOLOGY GROUP LTD MRVL AK STEEL HOLDING CORP AKS ADVANCED MICRO DEVICES AMD MAXIM INTEGRATED PRODUCTS MXIM ALBEMARLE CORP ALB ADVANCED SEMICONDUCTOR ASX MICROCHIP TECHNOLOGY INC MCHP ALCOA INC AA AKAMAI TECHNOLOGIES INC AKAM MICRON TECHNOLOGY INC MU ALLEGHENY TECHNOLOGIES INC ATI ALCATEL-LUCENT ALU MICROSOFT CORP MSFT CELANESE CORP CE ALPHABET INC GOOGL MONSTER WORLDWIDE INC MWW CEMEX SAB CX ALTERA CORP ALTR MOTOROLA SOLUTIONS INC MSI CHEMOURS CO/THE CC AMDOCS LTD DOX NCR CORPORATION NCR DOW CHEMICAL CO/THE DOW AMKOR TECHNOLOGY INC AMKR NETAPP INC NTAP DU PONT (E.I.) 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