Fortune 500 2016 Rankings

Fortune 500 2016 Rankings Fortune 500 2016 Rankings Fortune 500 2016 Rankings On Monday, June 6, Fortune magazine discharged this years Fortune 500 rankings denoting the 62nd running of the rundown. With $12 trillion in incomes, $840 billion in benefits, $17 trillion in showcase esteem, and 27.9 million individuals utilized around the world, Fortune 500 organizations speak to 66% of the U.S. Gross domestic product. For the fourth successive year, Walmart tops the Fortune 500 rundown. The most gainful organization on the rundown is Apple with $53 billion in benefits rising 2 spots in rank from No. 5 a year ago to No. 3 out of 2016. By and large, benefits fell 11% and incomes were down 4.2% from 2015 with the greater part of the Fortune 500 organizations detailing drops in deals. Vitality was the hardest hit with low oil costs bringing about a total deficit of $44 billion on $1.3 trillion in incomes for the 62 organizations in the rundowns vitality part. Envision the Fortune 500 This year, Fortune discharged two visualizationsto further investigate the Fortune 500 rundown: A guide of all the U.S. central command from the 2016 rundown A line diagram of how each organization on the 2016 rundown traveled through the positions for as far back as 20 years 2016 Fortune 500 Top 25 (Annual income in millions): Walmart, $482,130 Exxon Mobil, $246,204 Apple, $233,715 Berkshire Hathaway, $210,821 McKesson, $181,241 UnitedHealth Group, $157,107 CVS Health, $153,290 General Motors, $152,356 Passage Motor, $149,558 ATT, $146,801 General Electric, $140,389 AmerisourceBergen, $135,962 Verizon, $131,620 Chevron, $131,118 Costco,$116,199 Fannie Mae, $110,359 Kroger, $109,830 Amazon.com, $107,006 Walgreens Boots Alliance, $103,444 HP, $103,355 Cardinal Health, $102,531 Express Scripts Holding, $101,752 JPMorgan Chase, $101,006 Boeing, $96,114 Microsoft,$93,580 Large Movers in the Top 25: Walgreens, up 16 spots Amazon.com, up 11 UnitedHealth Group, up 8 McKesson, up 6 Microsoft, up 6 The Top 10 Big Movers: XPO Logistics, up 556 spots AECOM, up 187 Dollar Tree, up 150 Lithia Motors, up 136 NGL Energy Partners, up 132 Zimmer Biomet Holdings, up 124 Related Healthcare, up 119 Imagine Healthcare Holdings, up 118 Lab Corp. of America, up 115 Star grouping Brands, up 101 XPO makes a big appearance on the 2016 rundown following a staggering 419.8% expansion in income, the entirety adding up to $7.6 billion. The astounding development follows a yearning record of acquisitions finished through the span of 2015: UX Specialized Logistics, Bridge Terminal Transport, Con-Way Inc., and Norbert Dentressangle. Full Fortune 500 List