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Historic NYC Financial District Buildings Map

Lower Manhattan's Financial District stands as a monumental physical record of American economic history. From the early 19th-century Greek Revival columns of Federal Hall to the soaring Art Deco spires of the 1920s and 30s, the dense streetscape of Wall Street and its surrounding grid reflects centuries of immense ambition and architectural innovation. The historic structures detailed here—including original bank headquarters, massive trading exchanges, and early steel-framed skyscrapers—form the famous "canyon" topography that has defined the center of global finance for generations.

The Architecture of Global Finance: Lower Manhattan



Building Name Address History Use Owners Floors / Size
J. P. Morgan & Co. Building 23 Wall Street Built in 1914. Known as "The Corner," it was the site of the infamous 1920 Wall Street bombing. Originally bank headquarters; currently retail/event space (mostly vacant). Consortium led by Jack Terzi / JTRE Holdings. 4 floors
Federal Hall National Memorial 26 Wall Street Built in 1842 as the US Custom House. Located on the site where George Washington was inaugurated. National Memorial and museum. National Park Service. 2 main stories
Bankers Trust Building 14 Wall Street Built 1910-1912. Famous for its stepped pyramid roof inspired by the Mausoleum at Halicarnassus. Commercial office space. Alexander Rovt. 37 floors, ~1,000,000 sq ft
Manhattan Company Building 40 Wall Street Built in 1930. Briefly held the title of World's Tallest Building before the Chrysler Building surpassed it. Commercial office space. Trump Organization (Ground Lease). 71 floors, 927 feet
American Surety Company Building 100 Broadway Built 1894-1896 by Bruce Price. An early steel-framed skyscraper with classical facade elements. Commercial office space. Northwood Investors. 23 floors, 312 feet
New York Stock Exchange 11 Wall Street Built in 1903. Neoclassical icon of global finance. Financial exchange and trading floor. Intercontinental Exchange (ICE). 8 floors
One Wall Street Building 1 Wall Street Built 1929-1931. Art Deco masterpiece originally for Irving Trust. Former bank HQ, now luxury residential condominiums. Macklowe Properties. 50 floors, 654 feet
Empire Building 71 Broadway Built 1897-1898. Former headquarters of U.S. Steel. Residential apartments. Empire Exchange / Stellar Management. 21 floors
American Express Company Building 65 Broadway Built 1916-1917. Neoclassical, H-shaped layout to maximize light. Commercial office space. Chetrit Group / AM Property. 21 floors
Trinity Church and Graveyard 75 Broadway Current structure built 1846. The tallest building in the US until 1869. Active Episcopal Church and historic cemetery. Trinity Church Wall Street. Spire is 281 feet tall
Trinity Building 111 Broadway Built 1905. Gothic revival skyscraper designed to harmonize with Trinity Church. Commercial office space. Capital Properties. 22 floors
One Chase Manhattan Plaza 28 Liberty Street Built in 1961. Brought the International Style to Wall Street. Commercial office space. Fosun International. 60 floors, 813 feet
Equitable Building 120 Broadway Built in 1915. Its massive bulk blocked so much sunlight it spurred the 1916 Zoning Resolution. Commercial office space. Silverstein Properties. 40 floors, 1.9M sq ft
Bank of New York & Trust Co. Building 48 Wall Street Built 1927-1929. Neo-Georgian. Former home to the Museum of American Financial History. Office and event space. Swig Equities / Historic Front Street. 32 floors, 513 feet
56-58 Pine Street Building 56-58 Pine Street Built 1893-1894 in Romanesque Revival style. Residential and commercial space. Various (Condo). 12 floors
Down Town Association Building 60 Pine Street Built 1887. Romanesque Revival clubhouse for one of NY's oldest private clubs. Private social club. Down Town Association. 6 floors
Cities Service Building 70 Pine Street Built in 1932. Art Deco skyscraper. Later AIG headquarters. Residential apartments, hotel, and retail. Rose Associates / DTH Capital. 66 floors, 952 feet
National City Bank Building 55 Wall Street Built 1841 as the Merchants Exchange; upper colonnade added in 1907. Event space and luxury residences. Cipriani S.A. 9 floors
City Bank-Farmers Trust Company Building 20 Exchange Place Built in 1931. Distinctive slender Art Deco tower. Residential apartments. DTH Capital / Rose Associates. 57 floors, 741 feet
Beaver Building 1 Wall Street Court Built 1904. Flatiron-shaped building. Film location for 'John Wick'. Residential condominiums. Various (Condo). 15 floors
Broad Exchange Building 25 Broad Street Built 1900. When opened, it was the largest office building in New York by square footage. Luxury residential apartments. LCOR Incorporated. 21 floors
Club Quarters Hotel Wall Street 52 William Street Former financial office/bank building converted for hospitality use. Hotel. Club Quarters Hotels. 19 floors
Our Lady of Victory Church 60 William Street Built 1944-1946 to serve wartime workers and soldiers. Active Catholic Church. Archdiocese of New York. ~3 stories equivalent
American Stock Exchange Building 86 Trinity Place Built 1921. Originally housed traders who previously operated on the street curbs. Undergoing retail/hospitality conversion. Clarion Partners / GHC Development. 14 floors
Liberty Tower 55 Liberty Street Built 1909-1910. Gothic Revival. Once housed the Sinclair Oil Company. Residential cooperative. Co-op Board. 33 floors, 385 feet
Federal Reserve Bank of New York 33 Liberty Street Built 1919-1924. Houses a massive underground gold vault. Central banking. Federal Reserve System. 14 floors
Andaz Hotel Wall Street 75 Wall Street Built 1987 as Barclay Bank headquarters. Hotel and residential condominiums. Hakimian Organization. 42 floors
Hanover Bank 11 Broad St / 60 Broad St Historically merged into what became Manufacturers Hanover. Commercial/Financial. Varies by historical site. Varies

Fortune 500 Companies (2025)

The 2025 Fortune 500: America's Corporate Landscape

The 2025 Fortune 500 list represents the pinnacle of American corporate power, ranking the largest companies in the United States by total annual revenue. Beyond standard financial metrics, this annual index offers a clear lens into the country's shifting economic terrain—highlighting which industries are capturing market share, where major corporate headquarters are physically concentrating, and how emerging technologies are reshaping the national economy. The data below catalogs the titans of industry that collectively drive the vast majority of the nation's GDP.



Rank Company Sector / Industry 2025 Revenue Headquarters Employees
1WalmartRetail$680.9 BillionBentonville, AR2,100,000
2AmazonRetail & Cloud Computing$637.9 BillionSeattle, WA1,556,000
3UnitedHealth GroupHealthcare$400.2 BillionMinnetonka, MN400,000
4AppleTechnology$391.0 BillionCupertino, CA164,000
5CVS HealthHealthcare$372.8 BillionWoonsocket, RI259,500
6Berkshire HathawayFinancials$371.4 BillionOmaha, NE392,400
7AlphabetTechnology$350.0 BillionMountain View, CA183,323
8Exxon MobilPetroleum$349.5 BillionSpring, TX60,900
9McKessonHealthcare$308.9 BillionIrving, TX48,000
10CencoraHealthcare$293.9 BillionConshohocken, PA44,000
11JPMorgan ChaseFinancials$278.9 BillionNew York, NY317,233
12Costco WholesaleRetail$254.4 BillionIssaquah, WA333,000
13CignaHealthcare$247.1 BillionBloomfield, CT72,398
14MicrosoftTechnology$245.1 BillionRedmond, WA228,000
15Cardinal HealthHealthcare$226.8 BillionDublin, OH48,411
16ChevronPetroleum$202.7 BillionHouston, TX45,298
17Bank of AmericaFinancials$192.4 BillionCharlotte, NC213,193
18General MotorsAutomotive$187.4 BillionDetroit, MI162,000
19Ford MotorAutomotive$184.9 BillionDearborn, MI171,000
20Elevance HealthHealthcare$177.0 BillionIndianapolis, IN103,679
21CitigroupFinancials$170.7 BillionNew York, NY227,855
22Meta PlatformsTechnology$164.5 BillionMenlo Park, CA74,067
23CenteneHealthcare$163.0 BillionSt. Louis, MO60,500
24The Home DepotRetail$159.5 BillionAtlanta, GA470,100
25Fannie MaeFinancials$152.6 BillionWashington, D.C.8,200
26Walgreens Boots AlliancePharmaceutical$147.6 BillionDeerfield, IL252,500
27KrogerRetail$147.1 BillionCincinnati, OH409,000
28Phillips 66Petroleum$145.4 BillionHouston, TX13,200
29Marathon PetroleumPetroleum$140.4 BillionFindlay, OH18,300
30Verizon CommunicationsTelecommunications$134.7 BillionNew York, NY99,600
31NvidiaTechnology$130.4 BillionSanta Clara, CA36,000
32Goldman Sachs GroupFinancials$126.8 BillionNew York, NY46,500
33Wells FargoFinancials$125.3 BillionSan Francisco, CA217,502
34Valero EnergyPetroleum$123.9 BillionSan Antonio, TX9,910
35ComcastTelecommunications$123.7 BillionPhiladelphia, PA182,000
36State Farm InsuranceFinancials$122.9 BillionBloomington, IL67,381
37AT&TTelecommunications$122.3 BillionDallas, TX140,990
38Freddie MacFinancials$122.0 BillionMcLean, VA8,090
39HumanaHealthcare$117.7 BillionLouisville, KY65,680
40Morgan StanleyFinancials$107.2 BillionNew York, NY80,478
41TargetRetail$106.5 BillionMinneapolis, MN440,000
42StoneX GroupFinancials$99.8 BillionNew York, NY4,500
43TeslaAutomotive$97.6 BillionAustin, TX125,665
44Dell TechnologiesTechnology$95.5 BillionRound Rock, TX108,000
45PepsiCoBeverage$91.8 BillionPurchase, NY319,000
46Walt DisneyMedia$91.3 BillionBurbank, CA205,040
47United Parcel ServiceTransportation$91.0 BillionAtlanta, GA372,180
48Johnson & JohnsonPharmaceutical$88.8 BillionNew Brunswick, NJ138,100
49FedExTransportation$87.6 BillionMemphis, TN422,100
50Archer Daniels MidlandFood Industry$85.5 BillionChicago, IL43,213
51Procter & GambleConsumer Products$84.0 BillionCincinnati, OH108,000
52Lowe'sRetail$83.6 BillionMooresville, NC215,500
53Energy TransferPetroleum$82.6 BillionDallas, TX16,248
54RTXAerospace & Defense$80.7 BillionArlington, VA186,000
55AlbertsonsRetail$79.2 BillionBoise, ID196,650
56SyscoFood Processing$78.8 BillionHouston, TX76,000
57ProgressiveInsurance$75.3 BillionMayfield Village, OH66,308
58American ExpressFinancials$74.2 BillionNew York, NY75,100
59Lockheed MartinAerospace & Defense$71.0 BillionBethesda, MD121,000
60MetLifeFinancials$70.9 BillionNew York, NY45,000
61HCA HealthcareHealthcare$70.6 BillionNashville, TN271,000
62Prudential FinancialInsurance$70.4 BillionNewark, NJ38,196
63BoeingAerospace & Defense$77.7 BillionArlington, VA171,000
64CaterpillarMachinery$67.0 BillionIrving, TX113,200
65MerckPharmaceuticals$60.1 BillionRahway, NJ72,000
66AllstateInsurance$57.0 BillionNorthbrook, IL53,400
67PfizerPharmaceuticals$58.5 BillionNew York, NY88,000
68IBMTechnology$61.8 BillionArmonk, NY282,200
69ConocoPhillipsPetroleum$58.5 BillionHouston, TX9,900
70Delta Air LinesAirlines$58.0 BillionAtlanta, GA100,000
71TD SynnexTechnology$57.5 BillionFremont, CA23,500
72Publix Super MarketsRetail$57.1 BillionLakeland, FL255,000
73NationwideInsurance$57.0 BillionColumbus, OH24,300
74American Airlines GroupAirlines$52.7 BillionFort Worth, TX132,500
75Cisco SystemsTechnology$57.0 BillionSan Jose, CA84,900
76Charter CommunicationsTelecommunications$54.6 BillionStamford, CT101,700
77AbbViePharmaceuticals$54.3 BillionNorth Chicago, IL50,000
78New York Life InsuranceInsurance$53.5 BillionNew York, NY15,000
79United Airlines HoldingsAirlines$53.7 BillionChicago, IL104,500
80TJX CompaniesRetail$54.2 BillionFramingham, MA349,000
81TIAAFinancials$53.1 BillionNew York, NY18,400
82HPTechnology$53.7 BillionPalo Alto, CA58,000
83Tyson FoodsFood Production$52.8 BillionSpringdale, AR139,000
84IntelTechnology$54.2 BillionSanta Clara, CA124,800
85Performance Food GroupFood Services$57.2 BillionRichmond, VA37,000
86OracleTechnology$52.9 BillionAustin, TX164,000
87BroadcomTechnology$35.8 BillionPalo Alto, CA20,000
88NikeApparel$51.2 BillionBeaverton, OR83,700
89DeereMachinery$55.5 BillionMoline, IL83,000
90Liberty Mutual InsuranceInsurance$50.0 BillionBoston, MA45,000
91Best BuyRetail$43.4 BillionRichfield, MN85,000
92Bristol-Myers SquibbPharmaceuticals$45.0 BillionNew York, NY34,300
93Molina HealthcareHealthcare$33.8 BillionLong Beach, CA18,000
94Thermo Fisher ScientificHealthcare$42.8 BillionWaltham, MA122,000
95Macy'sRetail$23.8 BillionNew York, NY85,000
96Plains GP HoldingsPetroleum$51.0 BillionHouston, TX4,100
97USAAFinancials$42.9 BillionSan Antonio, TX37,000
98Northwestern MutualInsurance$36.1 BillionMilwaukee, WI7,800
99Abbott LaboratoriesHealthcare$40.1 BillionAbbott Park, IL114,000
100ExelonEnergy$21.7 BillionChicago, IL20,000
101NucorMetals$34.7 BillionCharlotte, NC32,000
102Massachusetts Mutual LifeInsurance$35.5 BillionSpringfield, MA8,200
103General DynamicsAerospace & Defense$42.2 BillionReston, VA111,600
104Philip Morris InternationalConsumer Products$35.1 BillionStamford, CT82,700
105Capital One FinancialFinancials$39.8 BillionMcLean, VA51,900
106Duke EnergyEnergy$29.0 BillionCharlotte, NC27,000
107SouthernEnergy$25.2 BillionAtlanta, GA27,000
108Arrow ElectronicsTechnology$33.1 BillionCentennial, CO22,100
109BungeFood Production$59.5 BillionChesterfield, MO23,000
110AutoNationAutomotive$26.8 BillionFort Lauderdale, FL21,000
111United Natural FoodsFood Services$30.2 BillionProvidence, RI29,000
112Dollar GeneralRetail$38.6 BillionGoodlettsville, TN170,000
113Bank of New York MellonFinancials$29.9 BillionNew York, NY52,600
114Warner Bros. DiscoveryMedia$41.3 BillionNew York, NY35,300
115CHSFood Production$45.5 BillionInver Grove Heights, MN10,600
116NetflixEntertainment$33.7 BillionLos Gatos, CA13,000
117QualcommTechnology$35.8 BillionSan Diego, CA50,000
118Eli LillyPharmaceuticals$34.1 BillionIndianapolis, IN43,000
119SalesforceTechnology$34.8 BillionSan Francisco, CA72,600
120PBF EnergyPetroleum$38.2 BillionParsippany, NJ3,600
121Tenet HealthcareHealthcare$20.5 BillionDallas, TX106,000
122US Foods HoldingFood Services$35.6 BillionRosemont, IL29,000
123DanaherHealthcare$23.8 BillionWashington, D.C.81,000
124Lithia MotorsAutomotive$31.0 BillionMedford, OR23,000
125Mondelez InternationalFood Products$36.0 BillionChicago, IL91,000
126Uber TechnologiesTechnology$37.3 BillionSan Francisco, CA32,800
127StarbucksFood Services$36.0 BillionSeattle, WA381,000
128NRG EnergyEnergy$31.5 BillionHouston, TX7,100
1293MManufacturing$32.7 BillionSt. Paul, MN92,000
130Honeywell InternationalManufacturing$36.7 BillionCharlotte, NC97,000
131TravelersInsurance$37.0 BillionNew York, NY32,000
132Northrop GrummanAerospace & Defense$39.3 BillionFalls Church, VA95,000
133Occidental PetroleumPetroleum$28.3 BillionHouston, TX11,900
134JabilTechnology$34.7 BillionSt. Petersburg, FL236,000
135D.R. HortonHome Construction$35.5 BillionArlington, TX13,450
136LennarHome Construction$34.2 BillionMiami, FL12,285
137Cheniere EnergyEnergy$20.4 BillionHouston, TX1,550
138CarMaxRetail$29.7 BillionRichmond, VA30,600
139CumminsMachinery$34.1 BillionColumbus, IN73,600
140PaccarAutomotive$35.1 BillionBellevue, WA31,100
141AmgenPharmaceuticals$28.2 BillionThousand Oaks, CA26,700
142CBRE GroupReal Estate$31.9 BillionDallas, TX115,000
143GE VernovaEnergy$33.2 BillionCambridge, MA80,000
144PNC Financial ServicesFinancials$21.2 BillionPittsburgh, PA61,500
145McDonald'sFood Services$25.5 BillionChicago, IL150,000
146HalliburtonEnergy$23.0 BillionHouston, TX48,000
147Sherwin-WilliamsChemicals$23.1 BillionCleveland, OH64,000
148StrykerMedical Products$20.5 BillionPortage, MI51,000
149Reinsurance Group of AmericaInsurance$19.9 BillionChesterfield, MO3,800
150Goodyear Tire & RubberAutomotive$20.1 BillionAkron, OH72,000
151Altria GroupTobacco$24.5 BillionRichmond, VA6,400
152BlackRockFinancials$17.9 BillionNew York, NY19,800
153FiservTechnology$19.1 BillionMilwaukee, WI42,000
154Becton DickinsonMedical Products$19.3 BillionFranklin Lakes, NJ77,000
155Colgate-PalmoliveConsumer Products$19.5 BillionNew York, NY34,000
156Kimberly-ClarkConsumer Products$20.4 BillionIrving, TX45,000
157Group 1 AutomotiveAutomotive$17.9 BillionHouston, TX15,300
158Parker-HannifinIndustrial Machinery$19.1 BillionCleveland, OH61,000
159General MillsFood Products$20.1 BillionMinneapolis, MN32,500
160Cognizant Technology SolutionsTechnology$19.4 BillionTeaneck, NJ355,300
161American Electric PowerEnergy$19.0 BillionColumbus, OH16,700
162NVRHome Construction$18.5 BillionReston, VA6,500
163EOG ResourcesPetroleum$24.0 BillionHouston, TX2,800
164Steel DynamicsMetals$18.8 BillionFort Wayne, IN12,000
165Carrier GlobalIndustrial Machinery$22.1 BillionPalm Beach Gardens, FL53,000
166Trane TechnologiesIndustrial Machinery$17.7 BillionDavidson, NC39,000
167Truist FinancialFinancials$22.5 BillionCharlotte, NC53,000
168Dominion EnergyEnergy$18.0 BillionRichmond, VA17,000
169L3Harris TechnologiesAerospace & Defense$19.4 BillionMelbourne, FL46,000
170AflacInsurance$18.7 BillionColumbus, GA12,500
171DTE EnergyEnergy$19.2 BillionDetroit, MI10,000
172Constellation EnergyEnergy$24.9 BillionBaltimore, MD13,800
173Kraft HeinzFood Products$26.6 BillionChicago, IL36,000
174AutoZoneRetail$17.5 BillionMemphis, TN119,000
175Emerson ElectricIndustrial Machinery$15.2 BillionSt. Louis, MO85,500
176Global PartnersEnergy$17.3 BillionWaltham, MA4,100
177Marriott InternationalHospitality$23.7 BillionBethesda, MD377,000
178Marsh & McLennanFinancials$22.7 BillionNew York, NY85,000
179Ross StoresRetail$20.4 BillionDublin, CA100,000
180Genuine PartsAutomotive$23.1 BillionAtlanta, GA58,000
181CSXTransportation$14.7 BillionJacksonville, FL22,500
182WestRockPackaging$20.3 BillionAtlanta, GA58,000
183Builders FirstSourceBuilding Materials$17.1 BillionDallas, TX29,000
184O'Reilly AutomotiveRetail$15.8 BillionSpringfield, MO85,000
185Waste ManagementEnvironmental Services$20.4 BillionHouston, TX48,000
186CortevaAgriculture$17.2 BillionIndianapolis, IN22,500
187KiewitConstruction$17.1 BillionOmaha, NE28,000
188Jones Lang LaSalleReal Estate$16.8 BillionChicago, IL103,000
189LearAutomotive Parts$16.7 BillionSouthfield, MI160,000
190Live Nation EntertainmentEntertainment$16.6 BillionBeverly Hills, CA13,000
191CDWTechnology$16.5 BillionVernons Hills, IL15,100
192BJ's Wholesale ClubRetail$16.4 BillionMarlborough, MA34,000
193State StreetFinancials$16.3 BillionBoston, MA42,000
194HF SinclairPetroleum$16.3 BillionDallas, TX3,400
195PPLEnergy$16.2 BillionAllentown, PA6,500
196Darden RestaurantsFood Services$16.1 BillionOrlando, FL187,000
197PPG IndustriesChemicals$16.1 BillionPittsburgh, PA50,000
198eBayTechnology$16.0 BillionSan Jose, CA11,600
199CarvanaRetail$15.9 BillionTempe, AZ10,400
200Omnicom GroupMedia$15.9 BillionNew York, NY74,200
201Paramount GlobalMedia$15.8 BillionNew York, NY21,900
202Western DigitalTechnology$15.8 BillionSan Jose, CA65,000
203Consolidated EdisonEnergy$15.7 BillionNew York, NY14,000
204Xcel EnergyEnergy$15.6 BillionMinneapolis, MN11,300
205W.W. GraingerWholesalers$15.5 BillionLake Forest, IL26,000
206Tractor SupplyRetail$15.4 BillionBrentwood, TN50,000
207Hertz Global HoldingsTransportation$15.3 BillionEstero, FL25,000
208KellanovaFood Products$15.3 BillionChicago, IL31,000
209Edison InternationalEnergy$15.2 BillionRosemead, CA13,300
210Discover Financial ServicesFinancials$15.2 BillionRiverwoods, IL21,100
211Sonic AutomotiveAutomotive$15.1 BillionCharlotte, NC9,800
212Auto-Owners InsuranceInsurance$15.1 BillionLansing, MI5,500
213Henry ScheinHealthcare$15.0 BillionMelville, NY22,000
214AramarkFood Services$15.0 BillionPhiladelphia, PA262,500
215Expedia GroupTechnology$14.9 BillionSeattle, WA16,500
216Kinder MorganEnergy$14.9 BillionHouston, TX10,500
217Voya FinancialFinancials$14.8 BillionNew York, NY7,200
218WayfairRetail$14.8 BillionBoston, MA14,000
219Fidelity National FinancialFinancials$14.7 BillionJacksonville, FL23,000
220Booking HoldingsTechnology$14.7 BillionNorwalk, CT20,700
221Expeditors InternationalTransportation$14.6 BillionSeattle, WA19,000
222DuPontChemicals$14.6 BillionWilmington, DE23,000
223IQVIA HoldingsHealthcare$14.5 BillionDurham, NC86,000
224Southwest AirlinesAirlines$14.5 BillionDallas, TX66,000
225IlluminaHealthcare$14.4 BillionSan Diego, CA11,500
226Las Vegas SandsHospitality$14.4 BillionLas Vegas, NV38,000
227Principal FinancialFinancials$14.3 BillionDes Moines, IA19,000
228WilliamsEnergy$14.3 BillionTulsa, OK5,400
229Qurate RetailRetail$14.2 BillionEnglewood, CO25,500
230WeyerhaeuserForest Products$14.2 BillionSeattle, WA9,300
231Raymond James FinancialFinancials$14.1 BillionSt. Petersburg, FL17,500
232Advance Auto PartsRetail$14.1 BillionRaleigh, NC40,000
233Crown HoldingsPackaging$14.0 BillionYardley, PA26,000
234XPOTransportation$14.0 BillionGreenwich, CT38,000
235J.M. SmuckerFood Products$13.9 BillionOrrville, OH6,700
236EntergyEnergy$13.9 BillionNew Orleans, LA12,000
237Estée LauderConsumer Products$13.8 BillionNew York, NY62,000
238LabcorpHealthcare$13.8 BillionBurlington, NC75,500
239FirstEnergyEnergy$13.7 BillionAkron, OH12,300
240AutolivAutomotive Parts$13.7 BillionAuburn Hills, MI68,000
241CenterPoint EnergyEnergy$13.6 BillionHouston, TX8,900
242BorgWarnerAutomotive Parts$13.6 BillionAuburn Hills, MI52,700
243OlinChemicals$13.5 BillionClayton, MO8,000
244Ameriprise FinancialFinancials$13.5 BillionMinneapolis, MN13,500
245Thrivent FinancialFinancials$13.4 BillionMinneapolis, MN3,800
246Stanley Black & DeckerMachinery$13.4 BillionNew Britain, CT50,500
247AmerenEnergy$13.3 BillionSt. Louis, MO9,200
248GapApparel$13.3 BillionSan Francisco, CA95,000
249C.H. Robinson WorldwideTransportation$13.2 BillionEden Prairie, MN17,000
250RelianceMetals$13.2 BillionScottsdale, AZ15,000
251Pacific LifeInsurance$13.1 BillionNewport Beach, CA4,200
252Otis WorldwideMachinery$13.0 BillionFarmington, CT69,000
253VistraEnergy$13.0 BillionIrving, TX5,400
254NewmontMining$12.9 BillionDenver, CO14,300
255Keurig Dr PepperBeverages$12.8 BillionBurlington, MA28,000
256WESCO InternationalWholesalers$12.8 BillionPittsburgh, PA18,000
257Mutual of OmahaInsurance$12.7 BillionOmaha, NE6,000
258AssurantInsurance$12.6 BillionAtlanta, GA13,500
259BlockTechnology$12.5 BillionSan Francisco, CA12,000
260Berry Global GroupPackaging$12.5 BillionEvansville, IN46,000
261Leidos HoldingsTechnology$12.4 BillionReston, VA45,000
262TextronAerospace & Defense$12.4 BillionProvidence, RI32,000
263Corebridge FinancialFinancials$12.3 BillionHouston, TX8,000
264AvantorHealthcare$12.3 BillionRadnor, PA14,500
265AmphenolTechnology$12.2 BillionWallingford, CT90,000
266Republic ServicesEnvironmental Services$12.2 BillionPhoenix, AZ39,000
267Constellation BrandsBeverages$12.1 BillionVictor, NY10,000
268United States SteelMetals$12.1 BillionPittsburgh, PA22,700
269Universal Health ServicesHealthcare$12.0 BillionKing of Prussia, PA94,000
270Dick's Sporting GoodsRetail$12.0 BillionCoraopolis, PA50,000
271Fidelity National Info ServicesTechnology$11.9 BillionJacksonville, FL65,000
272Intercontinental ExchangeFinancials$11.9 BillionAtlanta, GA8,800
273Global PaymentsTechnology$11.8 BillionAtlanta, GA25,000
274LPL Financial HoldingsFinancials$11.8 BillionSan Diego, CA5,000
275CintasBusiness Services$11.7 BillionCincinnati, OH43,000
276Arthur J. GallagherInsurance$11.7 BillionRolling Meadows, IL43,000
277Quest DiagnosticsHealthcare$11.6 BillionSecaucus, NJ40,000
278News CorpMedia$11.6 BillionNew York, NY25,000
279Jacobs SolutionsEngineering$11.5 BillionDallas, TX60,000
280J.B. Hunt Transport ServicesTransportation$11.5 BillionLowell, AR35,000
281ViatrisPharmaceuticals$11.4 BillionCanonsburg, PA38,000
282DoverMachinery$11.4 BillionDowners Grove, IL25,000
283Eastman ChemicalChemicals$11.3 BillionKingsport, TN14,000
284CelaneseChemicals$11.3 BillionIrving, TX13,000
285Huntington Ingalls IndustriesAerospace & Defense$11.2 BillionNewport News, VA43,000
286Booz Allen HamiltonTechnology$11.2 BillionMcLean, VA31,000
287Host Hotels & ResortsReal Estate$11.1 BillionBethesda, MD160
288Simon Property GroupReal Estate$11.1 BillionIndianapolis, IN3,300
289PrologisReal Estate$11.0 BillionSan Francisco, CA2,500
290BallPackaging$11.0 BillionWestminster, CO21,000
291Packaging Corp of AmericaPackaging$10.9 BillionLake Forest, IL15,000
292Avery DennisonPackaging$10.9 BillionMentor, OH36,000
293Vulcan MaterialsBuilding Materials$10.8 BillionBirmingham, AL12,000
294Martin Marietta MaterialsBuilding Materials$10.8 BillionRaleigh, NC9,400
295W.R. BerkleyInsurance$10.7 BillionGreenwich, CT7,600
296MarkelInsurance$10.7 BillionGlen Allen, VA20,000
297Cincinnati FinancialInsurance$10.6 BillionFairfield, OH5,300
298American Financial GroupInsurance$10.6 BillionCincinnati, OH7,500
299Erie Insurance GroupInsurance$10.5 BillionErie, PA6,000
300Avis Budget GroupTransportation$10.5 BillionParsippany, NJ21,000
301Ryder SystemTransportation$10.4 BillionMiami, FL48,000
302U-Haul HoldingTransportation$10.4 BillionReno, NV32,000
303Asbury Automotive GroupRetail$10.3 BillionDuluth, GA9,000
304Murphy USARetail$10.3 BillionEl Dorado, AR15,000
305Insight EnterprisesTechnology$10.2 BillionChandler, AZ13,000
306CorningTechnology$10.2 BillionCorning, NY57,000
307Motorola SolutionsTechnology$10.1 BillionChicago, IL20,000
308Northern TrustFinancials$10.0 BillionChicago, IL23,000
309KeyCorpFinancials$10.0 BillionCleveland, OH17,000
310Regions FinancialFinancials$9.9 BillionBirmingham, AL20,000
311M&T BankFinancials$9.9 BillionBuffalo, NY22,000
312American TowerReal Estate$9.8 BillionBoston, MA6,300
313Fidelity National FinancialFinancials$9.7 BillionJacksonville, FL28,000
314SempraEnergy$9.7 BillionSan Diego, CA20,000
315WEC Energy GroupEnergy$9.6 BillionMilwaukee, WI7,000
316Eversource EnergyEnergy$9.6 BillionSpringfield, MA9,600
317Fifth Third BancorpFinancials$9.5 BillionCincinnati, OH19,500
318Rockwell AutomationMachinery$9.5 BillionMilwaukee, WI26,000
319Huntington BancsharesFinancials$9.4 BillionColumbus, OH15,700
320Citizens Financial GroupFinancials$9.4 BillionProvidence, RI18,000
321Synchrony FinancialFinancials$9.3 BillionStamford, CT18,500
322CloroxConsumer Products$9.3 BillionOakland, CA8,700
323Hormel FoodsFood Products$9.2 BillionAustin, MN20,000
324Agilent TechnologiesTechnology$9.2 BillionSanta Clara, CA18,000
325AmetekTechnology$9.1 BillionBerwyn, PA19,600
326Church & DwightConsumer Products$9.1 BillionEwing, NJ5,200
327Idexx LaboratoriesHealthcare$9.0 BillionWestbrook, ME10,300
328PaychexBusiness Services$9.0 BillionRochester, NY16,000
329Mettler-ToledoTechnology$8.9 BillionColumbus, OH16,500
330Waters CorpTechnology$8.9 BillionMilford, MA7,800
331ResMedHealthcare$8.8 BillionSan Diego, CA8,000
332West PharmaceuticalHealthcare$8.8 BillionExton, PA10,000
333SterisHealthcare$8.7 BillionMentor, OH16,000
334T. Rowe PriceFinancials$8.7 BillionBaltimore, MD7,500
335Cboe Global MarketsFinancials$8.6 BillionChicago, IL1,500
336EquifaxBusiness Services$8.6 BillionAtlanta, GA14,000
337TransUnionBusiness Services$8.5 BillionChicago, IL12,000
338Broadridge FinancialBusiness Services$8.5 BillionLake Success, NY14,000
339GartnerBusiness Services$8.4 BillionStamford, CT19,500
340Verisk AnalyticsBusiness Services$8.4 BillionJersey City, NJ9,300
341CopartBusiness Services$8.3 BillionDallas, TX9,500
342FastenalRetail$8.3 BillionWinona, MN22,000
343Ulta BeautyRetail$8.2 BillionBolingbrook, IL37,000
344Pool CorpRetail$8.2 BillionCovington, LA6,000
345Yum! BrandsFood Services$8.1 BillionLouisville, KY36,000
346Domino's PizzaFood Services$8.1 BillionAnn Arbor, MI11,000
347Chipotle Mexican GrillFood Services$8.0 BillionNewport Beach, CA105,000
348Hilton WorldwideHospitality$8.0 BillionMcLean, VA159,000
349Wynn ResortsHospitality$7.9 BillionLas Vegas, NV27,000
350MGM ResortsHospitality$7.9 BillionLas Vegas, NV46,000
351Norwegian Cruise LineHospitality$7.8 BillionMiami, FL34,000
352Royal CaribbeanHospitality$7.8 BillionMiami, FL85,000
353CarnivalHospitality$7.7 BillionMiami, FL87,000
354Take-Two InteractiveEntertainment$7.7 BillionNew York, NY7,800
355Electronic ArtsEntertainment$7.6 BillionRedwood City, CA13,000
356Match GroupTechnology$7.6 BillionDallas, TX2,500
357Zillow GroupTechnology$7.5 BillionSeattle, WA5,500
358PinterestTechnology$7.5 BillionSan Francisco, CA3,300
359SnapTechnology$7.4 BillionSanta Monica, CA5,200
360TwilioTechnology$7.4 BillionSan Francisco, CA7,000
361OktaTechnology$7.3 BillionSan Francisco, CA5,000
362CrowdStrikeTechnology$7.3 BillionSunnyvale, CA6,500
363Palo Alto NetworksTechnology$7.2 BillionSanta Clara, CA12,500
364FortinetTechnology$7.2 BillionSunnyvale, CA11,500
365Akamai TechnologiesTechnology$7.1 BillionCambridge, MA9,000
366F5 NetworksTechnology$7.1 BillionSeattle, WA6,500
367Juniper NetworksTechnology$7.0 BillionSunnyvale, CA10,000
368Arista NetworksTechnology$7.0 BillionSanta Clara, CA3,000
369GarminTechnology$6.9 BillionOlathe, KS19,000
370TrimbleTechnology$6.9 BillionWestminster, CO11,500
371Keysight TechnologiesTechnology$6.8 BillionSanta Rosa, CA14,000
372Teledyne TechnologiesTechnology$6.8 BillionThousand Oaks, CA14,500
373Zebra TechnologiesTechnology$6.7 BillionLincolnshire, IL9,800
374Seagate TechnologyTechnology$6.7 BillionFremont, CA40,000
375Alaska Air GroupAirlines$6.6 BillionSeattle, WA23,000
376Old Dominion Freight LineTransportation$6.6 BillionThomasville, NC24,000
377Knight-Swift TransportationTransportation$6.5 BillionPhoenix, AZ28,000
378JetBlue AirwaysAirlines$6.5 BillionNew York, NY21,000
379Bath & Body WorksRetail$6.5 BillionReynoldsburg, OH57,000
380Lululemon AthleticaApparel$6.4 BillionSeattle, WA34,000
381NetAppTechnology$6.4 BillionSan Jose, CA12,000
382Williams-SonomaRetail$6.4 BillionSan Francisco, CA28,000
383First HorizonFinancials$6.3 BillionMemphis, TN7,000
384ComericaFinancials$6.3 BillionDallas, TX7,500
385Zions BancorpFinancials$6.3 BillionSalt Lake City, UT10,000
386Western UnionFinancials$6.2 BillionDenver, CO10,500
387Cullen/Frost BankersFinancials$6.2 BillionSan Antonio, TX5,000
388Stifel FinancialFinancials$6.2 BillionSt. Louis, MO9,000
389Casey's General StoresRetail$6.1 BillionAnkeny, IA43,000
390Foot LockerRetail$6.1 BillionNew York, NY46,000
391Burlington StoresRetail$6.1 BillionBurlington, NJ63,000
392TapestryApparel$6.0 BillionNew York, NY18,000
393Ralph LaurenApparel$6.0 BillionNew York, NY23,000
394Levi StraussApparel$5.9 BillionSan Francisco, CA19,000
395HasbroEntertainment$5.9 BillionPawtucket, RI6,500
396MattelEntertainment$5.9 BillionEl Segundo, CA33,000
397PolarisAutomotive$5.8 BillionMedina, MN16,000
398Thor IndustriesAutomotive$5.8 BillionElkhart, IN32,000
399Harley-DavidsonAutomotive$5.8 BillionMilwaukee, WI5,800
400BrunswickManufacturing$5.7 BillionMettawa, IL18,500
401OshkoshMachinery$5.7 BillionOshkosh, WI15,000
402ToroMachinery$5.7 BillionBloomington, MN11,000
403Lincoln ElectricMachinery$5.6 BillionCleveland, OH11,000
404TimkenMachinery$5.6 BillionNorth Canton, OH19,000
405Generac HoldingsManufacturing$5.6 BillionWaukesha, WI10,000
406Owens CorningBuilding Materials$5.5 BillionToledo, OH19,000
407MascoBuilding Materials$5.5 BillionLivonia, MI19,000
408Fortune Brands InnovationsBuilding Materials$5.5 BillionDeerfield, IL11,000
409Mohawk IndustriesBuilding Materials$5.5 BillionCalhoun, GA40,000
410WhirlpoolConsumer Products$5.4 BillionBenton Harbor, MI61,000
411Newell BrandsConsumer Products$5.4 BillionAtlanta, GA28,000
412Spectrum BrandsConsumer Products$5.4 BillionMiddleton, WI12,000
413Edgewell Personal CareConsumer Products$5.3 BillionShelton, CT6,800
414Energizer HoldingsConsumer Products$5.3 BillionSt. Louis, MO5,000
415Scotts Miracle-GroConsumer Products$5.3 BillionMarysville, OH6,000
416W.R. GraceChemicals$5.3 BillionColumbia, MD4,300
417FMCChemicals$5.2 BillionPhiladelphia, PA6,400
418AlbemarleChemicals$5.2 BillionCharlotte, NC7,400
419CF IndustriesChemicals$5.2 BillionDeerfield, IL3,000
420MosaicChemicals$5.1 BillionTampa, FL13,000
421ChemoursChemicals$5.1 BillionWilmington, DE6,400
422HuntsmanChemicals$5.1 BillionThe Woodlands, TX9,000
423AshlandChemicals$5.0 BillionWilmington, DE3,800
424Sealed AirPackaging$5.0 BillionCharlotte, NC16,000
425Sonoco ProductsPackaging$5.0 BillionHartsville, SC22,000
426Silgan HoldingsPackaging$5.0 BillionStamford, CT15,000
427GreifPackaging$4.9 BillionDelaware, OH16,000
428O-I GlassPackaging$4.9 BillionPerrysburg, OH24,000
429AptarGroupPackaging$4.9 BillionCrystal Lake, IL13,000
430Graphic Packaging HoldingPackaging$4.9 BillionAtlanta, GA24,000
431TeradataTechnology$4.8 BillionSan Diego, CA7,000
432PTCTechnology$4.8 BillionBoston, MA6,500
433AutodeskTechnology$4.8 BillionSan Francisco, CA13,700
434IntuitTechnology$4.8 BillionMountain View, CA17,000
435Cadence Design SystemsTechnology$4.8 BillionSan Jose, CA10,000
436SynopsysTechnology$4.7 BillionSunnyvale, CA19,000
437Roper TechnologiesTechnology$4.6 BillionSarasota, FL19,300
438KLATechnology$4.6 BillionMilpitas, CA15,000
439Paycom SoftwareTechnology$4.6 BillionOklahoma City, OK7,300
440Tyler TechnologiesTechnology$4.5 BillionPlano, TX7,200
441ServiceNowTechnology$4.5 BillionSanta Clara, CA20,500
442WorkdayTechnology$4.5 BillionPleasanton, CA17,700
443EPAM SystemsTechnology$4.4 BillionNewtown, PA59,300
444SBA CommunicationsTelecommunications$4.4 BillionBoca Raton, FL1,800
445Crown CastleTelecommunications$4.4 BillionHouston, TX5,000
446Public StorageReal Estate$4.3 BillionGlendale, CA5,900
447WelltowerReal Estate$4.3 BillionToledo, OH500
448Digital Realty TrustReal Estate$4.3 BillionAustin, TX3,300
449Realty IncomeReal Estate$4.2 BillionSan Diego, CA400
450AvalonBay CommunitiesReal Estate$4.2 BillionArlington, VA3,000
451Iron MountainBusiness Services$4.2 BillionBoston, MA26,000
452Alexandria Real Estate EquitiesReal Estate$4.1 BillionPasadena, CA500
453VentasReal Estate$4.1 BillionChicago, IL450
454Kimco RealtyReal Estate$4.1 BillionJericho, NY600
455Under ArmourApparel$4.0 BillionBaltimore, MD15,000
456SkechersApparel$4.0 BillionManhattan Beach, CA11,700
457CrocsApparel$4.0 BillionBroomfield, CO6,800
458Deckers OutdoorApparel$3.9 BillionGoleta, CA4,500
459Columbia SportswearApparel$3.9 BillionPortland, OR9,500
460Carter'sApparel$3.9 BillionAtlanta, GA16,200
461Steven MaddenApparel$3.8 BillionLong Island City, NY3,800
462Wolverine World WideApparel$3.8 BillionRockford, MI4,100
463Yeti HoldingsConsumer Products$3.8 BillionAustin, TX900
464Oxford IndustriesApparel$3.8 BillionAtlanta, GA5,500
465G-III Apparel GroupApparel$3.7 BillionNew York, NY3,200
466GuessApparel$3.7 BillionLos Angeles, CA12,000
467Abercrombie & FitchRetail$3.7 BillionNew Albany, OH35,000
468Urban OutfittersRetail$3.7 BillionPhiladelphia, PA26,000
469American Eagle OutfittersRetail$3.6 BillionPittsburgh, PA37,000
470The BuckleRetail$3.6 BillionKearney, NE8,000
471ExpressRetail$3.6 BillionColumbus, OH12,000
472Chico's FASRetail$3.6 BillionFort Myers, FL14,000
473Boot BarnRetail$3.5 BillionIrvine, CA8,500
474GenescoRetail$3.5 BillionNashville, TN20,000
475CaleresRetail$3.5 BillionSt. Louis, MO9,500
476Shoe CarnivalRetail$3.5 BillionEvansville, IN5,200
477Designer BrandsRetail$3.5 BillionColumbus, OH14,000
478Hibbett SportsRetail$3.4 BillionBirmingham, AL11,000
479Academy Sports + OutdoorsRetail$3.4 BillionKaty, TX22,000
480Camping WorldRetail$3.4 BillionLincolnshire, IL12,500
481Winnebago IndustriesAutomotive$3.4 BillionEden Prairie, MN6,500
482Patrick IndustriesManufacturing$3.4 BillionElkhart, IN10,000
483LCI IndustriesManufacturing$3.3 BillionElkhart, IN12,500
484Malibu BoatsManufacturing$3.3 BillionLoudon, TN2,800
485MasterCraft BoatManufacturing$3.3 BillionVonore, TN1,500
486MarineMaxRetail$3.3 BillionClearwater, FL3,500
487OneWater MarineRetail$3.2 BillionBuford, GA2,000
488Fox Factory HoldingManufacturing$3.2 BillionDuluth, GA4,200
489Dorman ProductsAutomotive Parts$3.2 BillionColmar, PA3,400
490Standard Motor ProductsAutomotive Parts$3.2 BillionLong Island City, NY5,200
491Motorcar Parts of AmericaAutomotive Parts$3.1 BillionTorrance, CA4,800
492GentexAutomotive Parts$3.1 BillionZeeland, MI5,800
493Magna InternationalAutomotive Parts$3.1 BillionAurora, ON168,000
494DanaAutomotive Parts$3.1 BillionMaumee, OH40,000
495TennecoAutomotive Parts$3.0 BillionLake Forest, IL71,000
496VisteonAutomotive Parts$3.0 BillionVan Buren Township, MI10,000
497American Axle & ManufacturingAutomotive Parts$3.0 BillionDetroit, MI19,000
498Cooper-StandardAutomotive Parts$3.0 BillionNorthville, MI23,000
499Boyd GamingHospitality$3.0 BillionLas Vegas, NV16,000
500Wyndham Hotels & ResortsHospitality$3.0 BillionParsippany, NJ14,500


2025 Fortune 500: Additions, Drop-Offs, & Trends

🚀 New Additions for 2025

This year, 14 companies made their debut on the Fortune 500 list. Many of these additions are the result of massive corporate spin-offs or surging industries like tech and infrastructure. Notable new entrants include:

📉 Who Fell Off the List?

To make the 2025 list, a company needed a minimum of $7.4 billion in revenue (up 4% from 2024). Because the barrier to entry was raised so high, companies hovering at the bottom of last year's list that suffered flat or declining sales were pushed off entirely.

📊 The Defining Trends of 2025

The 2025 list paints a very clear picture of where the U.S. economy is headed. Here are the macro trends observed in this year's rankings:

1. The Healthcare Sector Takeover
Healthcare has become an absolute juggernaut. Eight of the Top 25 companies are now in the healthcare sector, generating a combined $3 trillion in revenue. (For context, 30 years ago, there were zero healthcare companies in the top 25). UnitedHealth Group even overtook Apple this year to claim the #3 spot overall.
2. The AI Investment Boom Paid Off
Hyperscalers and semiconductor companies saw massive jumps in revenue as corporate America spent an estimated $394 billion on AI infrastructure. Companies like NVIDIA, Broadcom, and cybersecurity firm Palo Alto Networks saw massive boosts to their rankings as the need for data-center hardware and digital safety skyrocketed.
3. Record Female Leadership
The 2025 list marks a historic milestone: 55 women CEOs now lead Fortune 500 companies. Representing 11% of the total list, this is the highest share of female leadership in the history of the Fortune 500.
4. Geographic Shifts: Texas is Catching Up
While California still leads the nation with 58 Fortune 500 headquarters, Texas is rapidly closing the gap with 54 companies. The shift is largely driven by corporate relocations seeking business-friendly climates and no state income tax. (New York City, however, remains the undisputed top municipality with 43 company headquarters).
5. The "Billion Dollar" Barrier Keeps Rising
Collectively, the 500 companies pulled in $19.9 trillion in revenue (about 66% of the entire U.S. GDP) and a record-setting $1.87 trillion in profits. The rich are getting richer, and the scale required to be considered a "top" American company is growing exponentially.

Source: City of New York GIS
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