So here are the 50 most profitable companies in the Fortune 500 for 2010. The numbers are in millions.
1 Exxon Mobil 30,460.0
2 AT&T 19,864.0
3 Chevron 19,024.0
4 Microsoft 18,760.0
5 J.P. Morgan Chase & Co. 17,370.0
6 Wal-Mart Stores 16,389.0
7 International Business Machines 14,833.0
8 Apple 14,013.0
9 Johnson & Johnson 13,334.0
10 Berkshire Hathaway 12,967.0
11 Procter & Gamble 12,736.0
12 Wells Fargo 12,362.0
13 Coca-Cola 11,809.0
14 General Electric 11,644.0
15 Intel 11,464.0
16 ConocoPhillips 11,358.0
17 Citigroup 10,602.0
18 Hewlett-Packard 8,761.0
19 Google 8,505.0
20 Goldman Sachs Group 8,354.0
21 Pfizer 8,257.0
22 American International Group 7,786.0
23 Cisco Systems 7,767.0
24 Philip Morris International 7,259.0
25 Ford Motor 6,561.0
26 PepsiCo 6,320.0
27 General Motors 6,172.0
28 Oracle 6,135.0
29 Eli Lilly 5,069.5
30 McDonald's 4,946.3
31 Morgan Stanley 4,703.0
32 UnitedHealth Group 4,634.0
33 Amgen 4,627.0
34 Abbott Laboratories 4,626.2
35 Devon Energy 4,550.0
36 Occidental Petroleum 4,530.0
37 United Technologies 4,373.0
38 Freeport-McMoRan Copper & Gold 4,336.0
39 Kraft Foods 4,114.0
40 3M 4,085.0
41 American Express 4,057.0
42 Walt Disney 3,963.0
43 Altria Group 3,905.0
44 Comcast 3,635.0
45 Corning 3,558.0
46 United Parcel Service 3,488.0
47 CVS Caremark 3,427.0
48 PNC Financial Services Group 3,412.0
49 Home Depot 3,338.0
50 U.S. Bancorp 3,317.0
http://money.cnn.com/maga...s/profits/These guys don't look poor to me.