The Changing Dow Jones Industrial Average®
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October 1, 1928 April 2, 2019 To track changes in components,
American Smelting ‘59 Anaconda Copper ‘76 Minnesota Mining ‘02 3M(a) 3M begin in the column for 1928 ‘81 Manville(a) and work across. For instance, North American ‘30 Johns-Manville American Express ‘82 American Express American Sugar was replaced ‘99 SBC Communications(d) by Borden in 1930, which in turn Goodrich ‘30 Standard Oil (CA) ‘76 Inco(a) ‘84 Chevron(a) ‘15 Apple Apple ‘05 AT&T(b) was replaced by Dupont in 1935. International Nickel ‘87 Boeing Boeing Year of change is shown in red, International Harvester ‘86 Navistar(a) ‘91 Caterpillar Caterpillar bold face. ‘93 Allied Signal(a) ‘99 Honeywell International(b) Allied Chemical & Dye ‘85 Allied-Signal(b) ‘08 Chevron(d) Chevron a Denotes name change
General Motors ‘09 Cisco Systems(d) Cisco Systems b Denotes a takeover, merger, ‘33 United Aircraft or spinoff resulting in a Texas Gulf Sulphur ‘34 National Distillers ‘59 Owens-Illinois Glass ‘87 Coca-Cola Coca-Cola ‘32 International Shoe name change ‘17 DowDuPont(b) American Sugar ‘30 Borden ‘35 Dupont Dow ‘19 Dow(b) c Indicates that a new company Standard Oil (NJ) ‘72 Exxon(a) ‘99 ExxonMobil(b) ExxonMobil has adopted the name of a ‘18 Walgreens Boots Alliance prior component General Electric Walgreens Boots Alliance ‘08 Bank of America(d) d Indicates stocks that were (b) Postum Inc. ‘29 General Foods ‘85 Philip Morris Goldman Sachs Group ® ‘03 Altria Group(a) ‘13 Goldman Sachs Group added to The Dow not as Sears Roebuck ‘99 Home Depot(d) Home Depot one-for-one replacement of departing stocks, but rather Chrysler ‘79 IBM IBM as part of a broader view
Atlantic Refining ‘30 Goodyear ‘99 Intel(d) Intel
Bethlehem Steel ‘97 Johnson & Johnson Johnson & Johnson ‘88 Primerica(c) American Can ‘91 JPMorgan ‘01 JPMorgan Chase(b) JPMorgan Chase ‘87 Primerica(a) ‘30 Liggett & Myers General Railway Signal ‘66 American Brands(a) ‘85 McDonald’s McDonald's ‘32 American Tobacco(b) ‘33 Corn Products Mack Trucks ‘59 Swift & Co. ‘73 Esmark(a) ‘79 Merck Merck ‘32 Drug Inc. Union Carbide ‘99 Microsoft(d) Microsoft ‘29 Curtiss-Wright(b) ‘32 Coca-Cola Wright Aeronautical ‘35 National Steel ‘59 Aluminum Co. of America ‘99 Alcoa(a) ‘13 Nike Nike ‘30 Hudson Motor American Tobacco (B) ‘30 Eastman Kodak ‘04 Pfizer(d) Pfizer ‘30 United Air Transportation Nash Motors Procter & Gamble ‘32 Procter & Gamble ‘97 Travelers Group ‘09 The Travelers Companies(d) Westinghouse Electric The Travelers Companies ‘98 Citigroup(b) ‘08 Kraft(d) Paramount Publix ‘32 Loew’s ‘56 International Paper UnitedHealth Group Inc. ‘04 AIG(d) ‘12 UnitedHealth Group Inc. ‘32 Nash Motors ‘37 Nash Kelvinator(b) Radio Corp. ‘75 United Technologies(a) United Technologies ‘39 United Aircraft ‘32 IBM ‘84 American Telephone & Telegraph(c) Victor Talking Machine ‘39 American Telephone & Telegraph ‘94 AT&T(a) ‘04 Verizon(d) Verizon ‘29 National Cash Register Texas Co. ‘59 Texaco(a) ‘97 Hewlett-Packard ‘13 Visa Visa ‘18 Walmart(a) Woolworth ‘97 Wal-Mart Stores WalMart ‘86 USX Corporation(a) U.S. Steel ‘91 Walt Disney Walt Disney
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