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Summary Table of Companies That Suspended Their 401(K) Match Summary Table of Companies That Suspended Their 401(k) Match Aggregate number Year for which Link to Reinstated Company name of active 401(k) 5500 data are Compustat match participants available 7-Eleven 24,827 2007 N Y AARP 2,384 2007 N Y A.H. Belo 7,077 2007 A.M. Castle & Co. 1,383 2007 AMCORE Financial 1,365 2007 Actuant Corporation 2,862 2007 Advanced Micro Devices 5,169 2007 N Affinia Group Intermediate Holdings, Inc. 4,434 2007 N Affirmative Insurance Holdings 1,235 2007 Allbritton Group Intermediate Holdings, Inc. 1,343 2007 Allis-Chamers Energy, Inc. 424 2006 Altra Holdings 1,056 2007 N American Casino and Entertainment Properties 7,883 2007 American Express 26,189 2007 N Y American Media 1,146 2007 N American Red Cross of Greater New York 32,885 2007 N Anchor BanCorp Wisconson, Inc. 425 2007 Antigenics, Inc. 106 2007 Arctic Cat, Inc. 1,305 2007 ArvinMeritor, Inc. 5,811 2007 Audiovox Corporation 610 2007 Bassett Furniture Industries, Inc. 1,225 2007 Belk, Inc. 24,376 2007 N Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center 6,681 2007 Black and Decker 8,371 2007 Y Boise Cascade Holdings, LLC 9,741 2007 Bowne & Co., Inc. 3,657 2007 Boyd Gaming 17,851 2007 N Briggs & Stratton 6,672 2007 Brush Engineered Materials, Inc. 1,908 2007 N Burton Snowboards 585 2007 Callaway Golf Company 2,448 2007 Casella Waste Systems 3,220 2007 N CDI Corporation 9,285 2007 Chordiant Software, Inc. 209 2007 Christopher & Banks Corporation 2,341 2007 N Chrysler, LLC 47,961 2007 Citizens Republic Bancorp, Inc. 1,299 2006 Coca-Cola Bottling Co. 2,683 2007 Cognex Corporation 454 2007 1 Aggregate number Year for which Link to Reinstated Company name of active 401(k) 5500 data are Compustat match participants available Cohu, Inc. 827 2007 Colonial Bancgroup, Inc. 4,858 2007 Columbus McKinnon 2,201 2007 Commercial Vehicle Group, Inc. 2,794 2007 Y Con-Way, Inc. 25,410 2007 N CTS Corporation 820 2007 Y Cushman & Wakefield 4,331 2007 N Cygnus Business Media 549 2007 Cymer 748 2007 Cytec Industries 1,838 2007 N Daimler Trucks North America 13,141 2007 N Day Publishing Company 410 2007 N Dean Health Systems 3,428 2007 N Detrex 201 2007 Diebold, Inc. 7,161 2007 Dollar Thrifty Auto Group 7,871 2007 Y Double-Take Software 256 2007 Eastman Kodak 1,098 2005 Y Eddie Bauer 5,254 2007 Electro Scientific Industries, Inc. (ESI) 580 2007 Electronics for Imaging 1,476 2007 N Elliot Health Systems 21,230 2007 Entercom 1,087 2007 E.W. Scripps Company 5,345 2007 Famous Dave's of America, Inc. 1,516 2007 FedEx 113,743 2007 Y Federal Signal Corporation 4,458 2007 Ferro Corporation 2,401 2007 Finisar 800 2007 First Advantage Corporation 2,856 2007 FirstMerit Corporation 2,641 2007 N Forbes 524 2007 Y Ford Motor Companies 91,261 2007 Fossil, Inc. 6,290 2007 N Frontier Airlines 6,450 2007 Frontier Financial Corporation 754 2007 Frozen Food Express Industries, Inc. 2,877 2007 N FuelCell Energy, Inc. 478 2007 G-III 358 2007 2 Aggregate number Year for which Link to Reinstated Company name of active 401(k) 5500 data are Compustat match participants available Gatehouse Media 9,439 2007 GenCorp 3,344 2007 General Motors 35,516 2007 N Y Greenberg Traurig 3,904 2007 N Hallmark Health 3,266 2007 N Harman International Holdings 3,270 2007 Y Harrah's Entertainment, Inc. 59,240 2007 Herman Miller 136 2007 Heska Corporation 310 2007 Hewlett-Packard 56,911 2007 Huntington Bancshares, Inc. 10,379 2007 Hurco Companies, Inc. 170 2007 Integra Bank Corporation 1,011 2007 Integrated Device Technology, Inc. 1,348 2007 N Intermountain Healthcare 54,687 2007 N Y IntriCon Corporation 410 2007 J.Crew 2,907 2007 J.P. Morgan Chase & Co 141,639 2007 Y Jarden Corporation 9,699 2007 Journal Communications, Inc. 7,097 2007 KEMET Corporation 745 2007 KapStone Paper and Packaging Corporation 681 2007 Y Keithley Instruments 503 2007 Kelly Services, Inc. 16,465 2007 N Kennametal, Inc. 6,131 2007 Kenneth Cole Productions, Inc. 1,092 2007 Key Technology 376 2007 N Kulicke & Soffa Industries, Inc. 268 2007 Langer, Inc. 358 2007 N LeCroy Corporation 332 2007 Lee Enterprises 9,959 2007 N Leviton Manufacturing Company 2,660 2007 Libbey, Inc. 2,978 2007 Y Lincoln Electric Holdings, Inc. 3,356 2007 LoJack Corporation 623 2007 LodgeNet Interactive Corporation 1273 2007 N Lydall, Inc. 1,000 2007 MGM Mirage 42,527 2007 MSC Industrial Direct Co., Inc. 3,929 2007 3 Aggregate number Year for which Link to Reinstated Company name of active 401(k) 5500 data are Compustat match participants available Macy's 102,934 2007 Manhattan Associates, Inc. 1,177 2007 McClatchy Co. 13,329 2007 McGrath Rentcorp 1,052 2007 Measurement Specialties 333 2007 Media General 8,296 2007 N MediaNews Group 10,508 2007 N Medved Chevrolet 261 2007 Mercantile Bank Corporation 367 2007 N Mercury General Corporation 5,033 2007 Y Metro Community Provider Network 177 2007 N Micron Technology, Inc. 11,974 2007 Milwaukee Public Museum 133 2007 Mine Safety Appliance Company 2,286 2007 N Mohegan Tribal Gaming Authority 11,815 2007 N Molded Fiber Glass Companies 1,480 2007 Monster Worldwide, Inc. 1,993 2007 N Morningstar, Inc. 1,039 2007 Motorola 31,347 2007 NCR Corporation 8,497 2007 Nashua Corporation 779 2007 N News-Journal Corporation 641 2007 N North Jersey Media Group 1,379 2007 Old Second Bancorp, Inc. 530 2007 N Omaha World-Herald 2,179 2007 Oshkosh Corporation 7,915 2007 N PGA Tour 1,211 2007 PPG Industries 19,442 2007 N PSB Group, Inc. 96 2007 Pacer International, Inc. 1,329 2007 N Park Nicollet Health Services 6,658 2007 Paychex, Inc. 12,575 2007 N Penn Traffic 5,869 2007 Penske Automotive Group 18,227 2007 Pep Boys Auto 12,003 2007 N Perceptron, Inc. 152 2007 N Pinnacle Airlines Corporation 4,074 2007 N Psychemedics Corporation 138 2007 Qlogic Corporation 789 2007 4 Aggregate number Year for which Link to Reinstated Company name of active 401(k) 5500 data are Compustat match participants available RF Monolithics, Inc. 149 2007 Radiant Systems, Inc. 945 2007 Raycom Media 3,348 2007 N Reader's Digest, Inc. 1,721 2006 N Regions Financial Corporation 12,762 2007 Y Resorts International Holdings, LLC 762 2007 N Rockwell Automation, Inc. 11,196 2007 SABIC Innovative Plastics 4,554 2007 N Saks, Inc. 14,188 2007 San Francisco Opera 115 2007 N Schneider National, Inc. 33,188 2007 N Sears Holding Corporation 338,323 2007 SMART Modular Technologies 353 2007 N SMG 6,063 2007 N Solutia, Inc. 4,243 2007 Sonoco 9,022 2007 Spartech Corporation 2,630 2007 Sparton Corporation 827 2007 Sprint Nextel 78,312 2007 St. Barnabas Health Care System 720 2007 N Standex International Corporation 1,694 2007 Star-Tribune 1,769 2007 N Starbucks 150,388 2007 Y Station Casinos 13,672 2007 N Steelcase, Inc. 6,858 2007 Stein Mart, Inc. 6,490 2007 Y Stephens Media, LLC 1,816 2007 N Stoneridge, Inc. 1,993 2006 Strattec Security Corporation 446 2007 N Teltronics, Inc. 243 2007 Tenneco, Inc. 6,544 2007 The Bon-Ton Stores, Inc. 20,145 2007 The Container Store, Inc. 3,155 2007 The Eaton Corporation 26,101 2007 N The South Financial Group, Inc. 2,538 2007 The Washington Times 576 2007 Times-Shamrock Communications 861 2007 N Trinity Regional Medical Center 2,941 2006 N US Steel Corporation 21,990 2007 N 5 Aggregate number Year for which Link to Reinstated Company name of active 401(k) 5500 data are Compustat match participants available Unifi, Inc. 2,345 2007 Unisys 13,654 2007 N Vail Resorts 12,215 2007 ValueVision 1,174 2007 Verso Paper Corporation 3,172 2007 Visteon Corporation 9,892 2007 Vitesse Semiconductor 414 2007 Wabash National Corporation 3,156 2007 N Washington Regional Medical Center 1,576 2007 Wausau Paper Corporation 2,789 2007 N West Liberty Foods 1,079 2007 West Penn Allegheny Health System 11,257 2006 N West Virginia University Hospitals 1,462 2007 N Waverhaeuser Company 42,021 2006 N Whole Foods Market 47,006 2007 Willis Group 3,889 2007 N Winnebago Industries 3,343 2007 Wynn Resorts 7,883 2007 Xerium Technologies 758 2007 Xerox Corporation 29,328 2007 YRC Worldwide 602 2007 Zep, Inc 2,400 2007 Y Zygo Corporation 505 2007 Active 401(k) participants affected 2,436,724 604,465 Total active 401(k) participants from Form 5500 49,100,000 Percent of active 401(k) participants affected 5% 1.2 % Source: U.S. Department of Labor (2007) for number of participants. Companies suspending match identified by news accounts and Pension Rights Center (2009). 6.
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