Although Wal-Mart took home the No. 1 spot for the fourth consecutive year, the No. 3 company on this year’s list was Apple, with revenue of $233.7 million.
Here are 41 other prominent healthcare, pharmaceutical and technology companies in the top half of this year’s Fortune 500 list.
- No. 5 — McKesson
- No. 6 — UnitedHealth Group
- No. 7 — CVS Health
- No. 19 — Amazon.com
- No. 19 — Walgreens Boots Alliance
- No. 20 — HP
- No. 21 — Cardinal Health
- No. 22 — Express Scripts Holding
- No. 25 — Microsoft
- No. 31 — IBM
- No. 33 — Anthem
- No. 36 — Alphabet
- No. 39 — Johnson & Johnson
- No. 46 — Aetna
- No. 51 — Intel
- No. 52 — Humana
- No. 55 — Pfizer
- No. 63 — HCA Holdings
- No. 77 — Oracle
- No. 79 — Cigna
- No. 93 — 3M
- No. 124 — Centene
- No. 125 — Community Health Systems
- No. 138 — Abbott Laboratories
- No. 140 — Tenet Healthcare
- No. 141 — Eli Lilly
- No. 150 — Xerox
- No. 157 — Facebook
- No. 172 — Health Net
- No. 200 — DaVita HealthCare Partners
- No. 201 — Molina Healthcare
- No. 202 — WellCare Health Plans
- No. 290 — Universal Health Services
- No. 300 — eBay
- No. 307 — PayPal Holdings
- No. 359 — Boston Scientific
- No. 372 — Kindred Healthcare
- No. 379 — Netflix
- No. 430 — LifePoint Health
- No. 457 — Genesis Healthcare
- No. 465 — St. Jude Medical
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