Fortune 500 2013, States, CSAs and uncombined MSAs (place, highest, people, Chicago)

[Ice Cream Man]

Montclair, we argue a lot on this site but I appreciate this thread. This thread is awesome information!!!!!

[18Montclair]

Originally Posted by rogead

As always, a wonderful job! One more for Minneapolis is Thrivent Financial for Lutherans at number 325 (8 billion in revenue).

Thank You!

Updated:
CSA or uncombined MSA(2+ Fortune 500 companies):
New York 84
San Francisco 31
Chicago 29
Houston 24
Los Angeles 21
Dallas 19
Minneapolis 18
Washington DC 18
Atlanta 15
Boston 14
Detroit 13
Cincinnati 10
Denver 10
Philadelphia 10
Pittsburgh 9
St Louis 9
Charlotte 8
Seattle 8
Cleveland 7
Milwaukee 7
Phoenix 6
Richmond 6
Columbus 5
Hartford 5
Omaha 5
San Antonio 5
Toledo 5
Las Vegas 4
Miami 4
Nashville 4
Virginia Beach 4
Fayetteville 3
Greensboro 3
Indianapolis 3
Kansas City 3
Louisville 3
Memphis 3
Tampa 3
Austin 2
Des Moines 2
Jacksonville 2
Harrisburg 2
Little Rock 2
Orlando 2
Portland 2

[18Montclair]

Originally Posted by Ice Cream Man

Montclair, we argue a lot on this site but I appreciate this thread. This thread is awesome information!!!!!

\
Well thank you.

[sofla951]

You forget NextEra Energy for Miami #190/14.3B rev and apparently Hertz today announced it's moving its worldwide headquarters from NJ to FL.

[KayneMo]

Originally Posted by 18Montclair

Please check your state/metro to see if I may have goofed:-)

Fortune 500 2013: Annual ranking of America's largest corporations from Fortune Magazine

States:
California 54
New York 52
Texas 52
Illinois 32
Ohio 27
Virginia 23
New Jersey 21
Pennsylvania 21
Michigan 19
Minnesota 19
Connecticut 16
Georgia 16
Florida 15
Massachusetts 12
North Carolina 12
Colorado 10
Missouri 10
Wisconsin 10
Tennessee 9
Washington 8
Arkansas 6
Arizona 6
Indiana 6
Kentucky 5
Nebraska 5
Maryland 4
Nevada 4
DC 3
Kansas 3
Louisiana 3
Rhode Island 3
Delaware 2
Oklahoma 2
Oregon 2
Iowa 2
Alabama 1
South Carolina 1
Utah 1

CSA or uncombined MSA(2+ Fortune 500 companies):
New York 84
San Francisco 31
Chicago 29
Houston 24
Los Angeles 21
Dallas 19
Washington DC 18
Minneapolis 17
Atlanta 15
Boston 14
Detroit 13
Denver 10
Philadelphia 10
Cincinnati 9
Pittsburgh 9
St Louis 9
Charlotte 8
Seattle 8
Cleveland 7
Milwaukee 7
Phoenix 6
Richmond 6
Columbus 5
Hartford 5
Omaha 5
San Antonio 5
Toledo 5
Las Vegas 4
Miami 4
Nashville 4
Virginia Beach 4
Fayetteville 3
Greensboro 3
Indianapolis 3
Kansas City 3
Louisville 3
Memphis 3
Tampa 3
Austin 2
Des Moines 2
Jacksonville 2
Harrisburg 2
Little Rock 2
Orlando 2
Portland 2

Oklahoma has 4 Fortune 500 companies. And in the lower list, Oklahoma City and Tulsa each have 2.

[Ice Cream Man]

Originally Posted by 18Montclair

\
Well thank you.

No problem, I give credit where its due.

I have a question though. I have added up your listings for the Fortune 500 companies twice and I'm only getting a total of 450, which means 50 is missing.

I'm Assuming you left those 50 metro areas off because they only have one Fortune 500 company making the list?

[18Montclair]

Originally Posted by Ice Cream Man

No problem, I give credit where its due.

I have a question though. I have added up your listings for the Fortune 500 companies twice and I'm only getting a total of 450, which means 50 is missing.

I'm Assuming you left those 50 metro areas off because they only have one Fortune 500 company making the list?

Yeah, I didn't do places with just 1 company.

[YIMBY]

First of all, thanks for putting this list together.

Here are a couple corrections:

Minneapolis has 18
you forgot Thrivent Financial for Lutherans, which is headquartered in downtown MPLS and is #325 with $8 billion in revenue.

17 UnitedHealth Group $110.6 Billion
36 Target $73.3 Billion
61 Best Buy $45.1 Billion
69 CHS $40.6 Billion
86 Supervalu $36.1 Billion
101 3M $29.9 Billion
132 US Bancorp $22.2 Billion
169 General Mills $16.7 Billion
172 Medtronic $16.5 Billion
194 Land O'Lakes $14.1 Billion
229 Ecolab $11.8 Billion
237 CH Robinson Worldwide $11.4 Billion
246 Mosaic $11.1 Billion
263 Ameriprise Financial $10.3 Billion
266 Xcel Energy $10.1 Billion
325 Thrivent Financial for Lutherans $8 Billion
457 St Jude Medical $5.5 Billion
500 Nash-Finch $4.8 Billion

Dallas has 18
KBR is base in Houston.

2 Exxon Mobil $449.9 Billion
11 AT&T $127.4 Billion
110 Fluor $27.6 Billion
121 AMR $24.9 Billion
136 Kimberly-Clark $21.1 Billion
143 HollyFrontier $20.1 Billion
161 Energy Transfer Equity $17.3 Billion
164 Southwest Airlines $17.1 Billion
215 JC Penney $13.0 Billion
217 Dean Foods $12.9 Billion
218 Texas Instruments $12.8 Billion
269 Tenet Healthcare $10.1 Billion
298 GameStop $8.9 Billion
335 Commercial Metals $7.9 Billion
396 Celanese $6.4 Billion
427 Dr Pepper Snapple Group $6.0 Billion
447 Energy Future Holdings $5.6 Billion
481 MetroPCS $5.1 Billion

Houston has 25
KBR added
4 Phillips 66 $169.6 Billion
45 Conoco Phillips $63.4 Billion
64 Enterprise Products $42.6 Billion
64 Sysco $42.4 Billion
77 Plains All American Pipeline $37.8 Billion
106 Halliburton $28.5 Billion
135 Baker Hughes $21.4 Billion
144 National Oilwell Varco $20.0 Billion
167 Apache $17.1 Billion
174 Marathon Oil $16.2 Billion
200 Waste Management $13.6 Billion
207 Anadarko Petroleum $13.4 Billion
233 EOG Resources $11.7 Billion
265 Kinder Morgan $10.2 Billion
310 Cameron International $8.5 Billion
334 KBR $7.9 Billion
343 Group 1 Automotive $7.5 Billion
344 CenterPoint Energy $7.5 Billion
381 EnBridge Energy Partners $6.7 Billion
397 Quanta Services $6.4 Billion
417 FMC Technologies $6.2 Billion
435 Targa Resources $5.9 Billion
451 MRC Global $5.6 Billion
459 Calpine $5.5 Billion
475 Spectra Energy $5.2 Billion

[emcee squared]

Great job with the list! As always, Minneapolis blows me away.

[HtownLove]

Still mad at united for taking Continental and ruining it