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The top 10 companies on the new Fortune 500

Fortune released its annual list of the highest-grossing companies

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The updated annual Fortune 500 list ranking the largest public companies by revenue was released Monday.

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Fortune said the 500 businesses make up two-thirds of U.S. GDP, with a whopping $19.9 trillion in combined revenue. The companies also employ a collective 31 million people worldwide and also earned a record amount of profit, $1.87 trillion, up 10% from last year.

“The Fortune 500 is a literal roadmap to the rise and fall of markets, a reliable playbook of the world’s most important regions, services, and products, and an indispensable roster of those companies’ dynamic leaders,” Anastasia Nyrkovskaya, the CEO of Fortune, said in a press release.

Continue reading to see the top 10 companies on the list.

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#10: Cencora

#10: Cencora

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Cencora (COR), formerly AmerisourceBergen, is an American drug wholesale company. It reported $293.9 billion in revenue and employs 44,000 people. It was also ranked 10th last year.

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#9: McKesson

#9: McKesson

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McKesson (MCK), a medical supplies and pharmaceuticals healthcare solutions company, reported $308.9 billion in revenue. It employs 48,000 people and was also ranked ninth last least.

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#8: Exxon-Mobil

#8: Exxon-Mobil

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Oil and gas giant Exxon Mobil (XOM) reported $349.6 billion in revenue. It employs 60,900 people and saw its ranking fall one spot to eighth this year.

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#7: Alphabet

#7: Alphabet

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Google’s parent company Alphabet (GOOGL) reported $350 billion in revenue. It employs 183,323 people and jumped up one spot to seventh this year.

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#6: Berkshire Hathaway

#6: Berkshire Hathaway

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Warren Buffet’s Berkshire Hathaway (BRK.A) reported $371.4 billion in revenue. It employs 392,400 people and saw its ranking fall one spot to sixth this year.

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#5: CVS Health

#5: CVS Health

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Pharmaceutical giant CVS Health (CVS) posted $372.8 billion in revenue. It employs 259,500 people and jumped one spot in the ranking this year.

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#4: Apple

#4: Apple

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Apple (AAPL) reported $390 billion in revenue. It employs 164,000 people and saw its ranking fall on spot to fourth this year.

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#3: UnitedHealth Group

#3: UnitedHealth Group

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Health insurer UnitedHealth Group (UNH) reported $400.3 billion in revenue. It employs 400,000 people and jumped one spot to third this year.

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#2: Amazon

#2: Amazon

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Amazon (AMZN) reported $637.9 billion in revenue. It employs 1,556,000 people and held onto its spot in second place.

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#1: Walmart

#1: Walmart

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Walmart (WMT) topped the rankings with $680.9 billion in revenue. It employs 2,100,000 people and took the first slot for the 13th year in a row.

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