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Top 2000 Valued Companies with Ticker Symbols.Pdf Name Symbol Market Value (millions) Exxon Mobil Corporation XOM $384,845.80 General Electric Company GE $346,042.10 Microsoft Corporation MSFT $299,647.60 BP p.l.c. BP $248,469.70 Citigroup, Inc. C $231,977.70 Procter & Gamble Company (The) PG $194,814.00 Wal-Mart Stores, Inc. WMT $191,978.50 Pfizer, Inc. PFE $189,297.40 HSBC Holdings, plc. HBC $188,804.60 Toyota Motor Corporation TM $187,196.40 JOHNSON & JOHNSON JNJ $179,515.80 Bank of America Corporation BAC $176,906.20 American International Group, Inc. AIG $169,908.50 TotalFinaElf, S.A. TOT $169,852.60 Novartis AG NVS $151,092.70 Altria Group MO $150,638.60 GLAXOSMITHKLINE PLC GSK $149,062.80 Mitsubishi UFJ Financial Group Inc MTU $146,421.90 J.P. Morgan Chase & Co. JPM $138,596.30 ROYAL DUTCH SHELL PLC RDS/A $133,773.40 ChevronTexaco Corporation CVX $133,307.10 Sanofi-Aventis SA SNY $128,920.20 Vodafone AirTouch Public Limited Company VOD $128,885.40 Intel Corporation INTC $128,146.40 International Business Machines Corporation IBM $127,641.00 ENI S.p.A. E $121,462.50 Cisco Systems, Inc. CSCO $114,067.10 Berkshire Hathaway Inc. BRK/A $112,846.90 UBS AG UBS $110,546.60 Wells Fargo Cap IX WFC $104,281.10 AT&T Inc. T $101,549.80 ROYAL DUTCH SHELL PLC RDS/B $99,061.00 Coca-Cola Company (The) KO $98,450.10 China Mobile (Hong Kong) Ltd. CHL $97,501.20 Pepsico, Inc. PEP $94,976.00 Verizon Communications Inc. VZ $92,763.80 CONOCOPHILLIPS COP $92,112.70 Genentech, Inc. DNA $90,603.70 Amgen Inc. AMGN $89,969.60 Banco Santander Central Hispano, S.A. STD $89,248.80 Hewlett-Packard Company HPQ $87,958.60 Google Inc. GOOG $86,317.00 Home Depot, Inc. (The) HD $86,139.80 Wachovia Corporation WB $85,370.30 Siemens AG SI $81,605.60 Nokia Corporation NOK $81,494.80 UnitedHealth Group Incorporated UNH $81,108.30 Time Warner Inc. TWX $80,206.10 QUALCOMM Incorporated QCOM $78,855.30 ING Group, N.V. ING $78,822.70 NTT Docomo Inc DCM $77,676.50 E.ON AG EON $77,504.80 ASTRAZENECA PLC AZN $76,838.50 Merck & Company, Inc. MRK $75,438.80 Schlumberger N.V. SLB $75,079.30 Telefonica SA TEF $75,014.40 Mobile TeleSystems MBT $74,709.90 Nippon Telegraph and Telephone Corporation NTT $73,164.20 BHP Billiton Limited BHP $70,814.20 CREDIT SUISSE GROUP CSR $70,042.90 Barclays PLC BCS $69,336.30 Dell Inc. DELL $68,981.70 Merrill Lynch & Co., Inc. MER $68,778.10 Banco Bilbao Viscaya Argentaria S.A. BBV $68,630.80 Medtronic, Inc. MDT $68,305.80 Abbott Laboratories ABT $66,935.50 Deutsche Telekom AG DT $66,534.40 American Express Company AXP $65,090.50 Morgan Stanley MS $64,994.30 SAP Aktiengesellschaft Systeme, Anwendungen, Produkte SAP $64,993.50 Sprint Nextel Corporation S $64,848.10 Oracle Corporation ORCL $64,758.40 Eli Lilly and Company LLY $64,355.90 Allianz Aktiengesellschaft AZ $64,122.00 Goldman Sachs Group, Inc. (The) GS $63,675.40 Apple Computer, Inc. AAPL $63,637.40 AXA AXA $63,391.30 American Home Products Corporation WYE $62,079.50 STATOIL ASA STO $60,629.60 eBay Inc. EBAY $60,269.70 Petroleo Brasileiro S.A.- Petrobras PBR $59,929.00 United Technologies Corporation UTX $59,458.80 France Telecom S.A. FTE $59,248.60 Anglo American plc AAUK $58,155.30 DAIMLERCHRYSLER AG DCX $58,055.10 Deutsche Bank AG DB $58,039.10 LM Ericsson Telephone Company ERICY $57,762.40 Motorola, Inc. MOT $56,566.00 Federal National Mortgage Association FNM $56,080.40 Boeing Company (The) BA $55,144.30 3M Company MMM $54,892.60 SPDR Trust Series I SPY $54,770.60 Rio Tinto Plc RTP $54,672.70 U.S. Bancorp USB $54,326.90 Canon, Inc. CAJ $53,520.10 Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company Limited TSM $53,411.10 Matsushita Electric Industrial Company, Ltd. MC $53,403.00 Tyco International, Ltd. TYC $52,988.00 ABN Amro Holding N.V. ABN $52,842.50 Honda Motor Company, Ltd. HMC $52,826.80 ENEL S.p.A. EN $52,286.60 Structured Products Corp. BLS $51,670.90 LLOYDS TSB GROUP PLC LYG $51,544.10 Nissan Motor Co., Ltd. NSANY $50,519.00 Royal Bank Of Canada RY $50,481.70 Lowe's Companies, Inc. LOW $49,691.00 Sony Corporation SNE $48,936.40 Yahoo! Inc. YHOO $48,769.10 Walt Disney Company (The) DIS $48,653.60 Manulife Financial Corp MFC $48,275.90 Target Corporation TGT $48,135.30 Telefonica Moviles S.A. TEM $47,852.60 British American Tobacco Industries, p.l.c. BTI $47,662.40 United Parcel Service, Inc. UPS $47,629.80 WellPoint Health Networks Inc. WLP $47,324.20 Texas Instruments Incorporated TXN $47,295.70 SUEZ ADS SZE $47,234.00 Federal Home Loan Mortgage Corporation FRE $46,957.80 BHP BILLITON PLC BBL $46,524.60 Caterpillar, Inc. CAT $46,186.10 Lehman ABS Corporation BMY $44,589.10 Koninklijke Philips Electronics, N.V. PHG $44,312.10 McDonald's Corporation MCD $44,062.60 Walgreen Company WAG $43,803.20 Diageo plc DEO $43,017.90 Encana Corporation ECA $42,826.20 Brown-Forman Corporation BF $42,299.50 America Movil, S.A. de C.V. AMX $41,854.50 Washington Mutual, Inc. WM $41,503.60 National Australia Bank Limited NAB $41,326.70 Halliburton Company HAL $40,832.30 Dow Chemical Company (The) DOW $40,824.70 Unilever NV UN $40,124.60 BG Group plc BRG $40,090.90 PETROLEO BRASILEIRO SA PETRO PBR/A $39,856.30 Occidental Petroleum Corporation OXY $39,295.40 ALCON INC ACL $39,244.30 Bank of Nova Scotia (The) BNS $38,832.10 Valero Energy Corporation VLO $38,623.40 Cia Vale do Rio Doce RIO $38,449.90 Nomura Holdings Inc ADR NMR $38,355.10 EXELON CORP EXC $38,312.10 Prudential Financial Inc PRU $38,046.70 MetLife, Inc. MET $37,985.00 Toronto Dominion Bank (The) TD $37,926.30 Comcast Corporation CMCSA $37,907.90 Lehman Brothers Fin SA LEH $37,627.80 Telecom Italia S.P.A. TI $37,557.70 Corning Incorporated GLW $37,114.60 Suncor Energy Inc. SU $36,617.80 Vivendi Universal V $36,115.40 E.I. du Pont de Nemours and Company DD $35,993.50 CNOOC Limited CEO $35,344.00 Australia & New Zealand Banking Group Limited ANZ $34,934.70 News Corporation Limited (The) NWS/A $34,905.90 First Data Corporation FDC $34,397.80 Millea Holdings Inc. ADR MLEA $34,316.40 Burlington Resources Inc. BR $34,255.40 Allstate Corporation (The) ALL $33,761.80 Canadian Natural Resources Limited CNQ $33,253.60 Repsol YPF S.A. REP $33,219.70 Carnival Corporation CCL $32,977.20 Westpac Banking Corporation WBK $32,532.00 Honeywell International Inc. HON $32,378.80 Anheuser-Busch Companies, Inc. BUD $32,171.30 EMC Corporation EMC $31,947.60 Norsk Hydro ASA NHY $31,908.30 Emerson Electric Company EMR $31,846.30 St. Paul Companies, Inc. (The) STA $31,423.40 Applied Materials, Inc. AMAT $30,908.40 BT GROUP PLC BT $30,852.00 Cardinal Health, Inc. CAH $30,849.60 FedEx Corporation FDX $30,737.70 Bayer Aktiengesellschaft BAY $30,535.60 Unilever PLC UL $30,423.30 Devon Energy Corporation DVN $30,305.70 Endesa S.A. ELE $30,238.00 Bank Of Montreal BMO $30,003.40 Burlington Northern Santa Fe Corporation BNI $29,772.60 GROUPE DANONE DA $29,673.60 Viacom, Inc. VIA/B $29,325.10 Lockheed Martin Corporation LMT $29,218.00 Korea Electric Power Corporation KEP $29,152.80 Colgate-Palmolive Company CL $28,436.00 Schering-Plough Corp SGP $28,322.90 Marathon Oil Corporation MRO $28,171.20 National Grid Transco, PLC NGG $27,995.40 Gilead Sciences, Inc. GILD $27,873.50 Sasol Ltd. SSL $27,699.00 Aetna Inc. AET $27,685.90 Alcoa Inc. AA $27,413.50 Teva Pharmaceutical Industries Limited TEVA $26,839.80 Kookmin Bank KB $26,822.90 Transocean Inc. RIG $26,786.20 Kimberly-Clark Corporation KMB $26,685.80 Baker Hughes Incorporated BHI $26,472.40 Duke Energy Corporation DUK $26,296.50 Dominion Resources, Inc. D $26,229.80 SunTrust Banks, Inc. STI $25,863.80 Southern Company (The) SO $25,821.60 AEGON N.V. AEG $25,807.50 Sanpaolo IMI S.p.A. IMI $25,796.20 Newmont Mining Corporation (Holding Company) NEM $25,644.80 Franklin Resources, Inc. BEN $25,427.20 Anadarko Petroleum Corporation APC $25,351.20 Automatic Data Processing, Inc. ADP $25,335.80 Apache Corporation APA $24,871.60 Best Buy Co., Inc. BBY $24,819.70 Hartford Financial Services Group, Inc. (The) HIG $24,700.20 Petro-Canada PCZ $24,691.30 Sun Life Financial Incorporated SLF $24,611.10 Guidant Corporation GDT $24,570.30 Prudential Public Limited Company PUK $24,556.40 Berkshire Hathaway Inc. BRK/B $24,543.80 Cemex Sa De Cv A Ads CX $24,503.70 Bank of New York Company, Inc. (The) BK $24,490.90 Starbucks Corporation SBUX $24,372.70 TXU Corporation TXU $24,313.70 Canadian National Railway Company CNI $24,258.00 Adobe Systems Incorporated ADBE $23,749.90 Hitachi, Ltd.
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