US Fortune 100 Companies by Sector 2018

Manufacturing $1.8 trillion

Apple $265.595

Ford Motor $160.338B

General Motors $147.049B

General Electric $120.268B

Microsoft $110.360B

Boeing $101.127B

Dell Technologies $90.621B

DuPont $85.977B

IBM $79.591B

Intel $70.848B

Procter & Gamble $66.832B

United Technologies $66.501B

HP $58.472B

Caterpillar $54.722B

Lockheed Martin $53.762B

Cisco Systems $49.330B

Honeywell International $41.802B

Oracle $39.831B

Deere $37.358B

Tech Data $37.239B (IT)

General Dynamics $36.193B

3M $32.765B

Finance $1.7 trillion

Berkshire Hathaway $247.837B

JP Morgan Chase $131.412B

Fannie Mae $120.101B (mortgages)

Bank of America $110.584B

Wells Fargo $101.060B

Citigroup $97.120B

State Farm Insurance $81.732B

Freddie Mac $73.598B (mortgages)

Prudential $62.992B

Centene $60.116B (insurance)

Goldman Sachs $52.528B

Morgan Stanley $50.193B

Cigna $48.650B

AIG $47.389B

New York Life Insurance $43.425B

American Express $43.281B

Nationwide $43.270B

Liberty Mutual Insurance $42.685B

United Continental Holdings $41.303B (airlines)

TIAA $41.052B

Allstate Insurance $39.815B

Mass Mutual Life $39.267B

Capital One $32.377B

Progressive Insurance $31.979B

Healthcare $1.5 trillion

United Health Grp $226.247B

McKesson $208.357B

CVS Health $194.579B

AmerisourceBergen $167.940B

Cardinal Health $136.809B

Walgreens Boots Alliance $131.537B

Anthem $92.105B

Johnson & Johnson $81.581B

MetLife $67.941B

Humana $56.912B

Pfizer $53.647B

HCA Healthcare $46.677B

Merck $42.294B

AbbVie $32.753B (pharma)

Retail $1.0 trillion

Walmart $514.405B

Amazon $232.887B

Home Depot $108.203B

Target $75.356B

Lowes $71.309B

Best Buy $42.879B

TJX $38.973B (retail)

Energy $1.0 trillion

Exxon Mobil $290.212B

Chevron $166.339B

Phillips 66 $114.217B

Valero Energy $111.407B

Marathon Petroleum $97.102B

Energy Transfer $54.436B (oil & gas)

World Fuel Services $39.750B

Conoco Phillips $38.727B

Enterprise Products $36.534B (oil & gas)

Exelon $35.985B (electric co)

Plains GP Holdings $34.055B (pipeline)

Media $690 billion

AT&T $170.756B

Alphabet $136.819B (google)

Verizon $130.863B

Comcast $94.507B

Disney $59.434B

Facebook $55.838B

Charter Communications $43.634B

Food $660 billion

Costco $141.576B

Kroger $131.162B

PepsiCo $64.661B

ADM $64.341B

Albertsons $59.924B

Sysco $58.727B

Tyson Foods $40.052B

Publix $36.396B

CHS $32.683B (farm coop)

Coca-Cola $31.856B

Transport $225 billion

UPS $71.861B

FedEx $65.450B

American Airlines $44.541B

Delta Airlines $44.438B

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Comments

Our high finance costs are due to record debt in government, corporations and US households.  Our high healthcare costs are due to Obamacare and quadrupled costs. We still have some manufacturing companies, but they will need to stop offshoring manufacturing. It’s interesting to see what companies landed on top of these industry groupings. I can’t believe we spend what we do on the overpriced and underperforming finance, healthcare and media. Our economy benefits most from our manufacturing and energy sectors.

Norb Leahy, Dunwoody GA Tea Party Leader