Fortune 100 companies

The Fortune 100 list includes public and privately-held companies in the United States with largest gross revenue figures. The ranking is published by Fortune magazine.

Not all of these companies can be considered blue chips.

Fortune 100 companies ranked by profit, as of 2013:

1. Wal-Mart Stores
2. Exxon Mobil
3. Chevron
4. Phillips 66
5. Berkshire Hathaway
6. Apple
7. General Motors
8. General Electric
9. Valero Energy
10. Ford Motor
11. AT&T
12. Fannie Mae
13. CVS Caremark
14. McKesson
15. Hewlett-Packard
16. Verizon Communications
17. UnitedHealth Group
18. J.P. Morgan Chase & Co.
19. Cardinal Health
20. International Business Machines
21. Bank of America Corp.
22. Costco Wholesale
23. Kroger
24. Express Scripts Holding
25. Wells Fargo
26. Citigroup
27. Archer Daniels Midland
28. Procter & Gamble
29. Prudential Financial
30. Boeing
31. Freddie Mac
32. AmerisourceBergen
33. Marathon Petroleum
34. Home Depot
35. Microsoft
36. Target
37. Walgreen
38. American International Group
39. INTL FCStone
40. MetLife
41. Johnson & Johnson
42. Caterpillar
43. PepsiCo
44. State Farm Insurance Cos.
45. ConocoPhillips
46. Comcast
47. WellPoint
48. Pfizer
49. Amazon.com
50. United Technologies
51. Dell
52. Dow Chemical
53. United Parcel Service
54. Intel
55. Google
56. Lowe's
57. Coca-Cola
58. Merck
59. Lockheed Martin
60. Cisco Systems
61. Best Buy
62. Safeway
63. FedEx
64. Enterprise Products Partners
65. Sysco
66. Walt Disney
67. Johnson Controls
68. Goldman Sachs Group
69. CHS
70. Abbott Laboratories
71. Sears Holdings
72. DuPont
73. Humana
74. World Fuel Services
75. Hess
76. Ingram Micro
77. Plains All American Pipeline
78. Honeywell International
79. United Continental Holdings
80. Oracle
81. Liberty Mutual Insurance Group
82. HCA Holdings
83. Delta Air Lines
84. Aetna
85. Deere
86. Supervalu
87. Sprint Nextel
88. Mondelēz International
89. New York Life Insurance
90. American Express
91. News Corp.
92. Allstate
93. Tyson Foods
94. Massachusetts Mutual Life Insurance
95. Tesoro
96. Morgan Stanley
97. TIAA-CREF
98. General Dynamics
99. Philip Morris International
100. Nationwide

Source of a 2013 listing: CNN

Fresh news about Fortune 100 : The FTSE 100 has risen to an 11-month high, spurred by speculation of an interest rate cut on Thursday. Source: BBC

See also the Fortune Global 500 list.