2022 Fortune 1000 Companies by State and City Proper

[RockyHighGuy]

Originally Posted by SweethomeSanAntonio

San Antonio has more F500-1000 than 5 if you include the metro area. Throw in several privately held corporations that are F500-1000 in size, San Antonio has 12 total corporations that generate in the billions annually down from 15. San Antonio lost 3 F500 to mergers or relocation, the giant SBC/AT&T, and recently CST brands and Tesoro Energy. San Antonio would otherwise have about 9 or 10 that are F500-1000.

The same can said for almost every city (city-proper) on the list.


BTW, the city-proper list is suspect as many suburbs have the same zip codes as the central city.

[MrIndependent]

Originally Posted by Meridian12345

Not a good look for LA. Great info thanks for sharing. Looks like the Midwest is maintaining about 25%.

LA per capita does terribly in this list. The total for the LA MSA is 37 scattered across multiple towns and counties. The region has lost 4 HQs of Fortune 1000 firms in the past year (2 to TX, 1 to TN, 1 to Ohio).

The reason LA continues to remain an economic juggernaut is that its VC-backed startup ecosystem is strong (4th best in the nation), its niche specialties continue to thrive (entertainment, aerospace, elite academia, etc) and it hosts America's busiest seaport (Port of LA + Port of Long Beach).