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    • W.W. Grainger. Lake Forest, IL. $11.49 billion. DG Macpherson. 486. 25,000.
    • Motion Industries. Birmingham, AL. $6.53 billion. Randy Breaux. 566. 7,686.
    • Airgas. Radnor, PA. $6.20 billion. Pascal Vinet. 1,400+ 18,500.
    • HD Supply. Atlanta, GA. $6.15 billion. Joe DeAngelo. 314. 11,500.
  1. In the fourth quarter, the value added of private goods-producing industries increased 7.0 percent, private services-producing industries increased 2.6 percent, and government increased 3.1 percent.

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    *Confirmed their revenue figure to IDbut elected to not have it published **Calendar 2020. Applied Industrial Technologies and MSC Industrial Supply's fiscal year ended at least several months before the rest of the companies on our list, so to level the field, we accounted for their calendar 2020 sales. Applied's fiscal 2020 sales (ended June 30, ...

    Compiling this year’s Big 50 List was more challenging than ever, given the business impact that COVID-19 had on industrial distributors during 2020. More companies than usual were hesitant to share their revenue figures — which is required for Big 50 inclusion — or opted out of participating altogether, citing considerable declines in 2020 sales v...

    All Big 50 List companies are ranked according to their 2020 full-year global sales, and all figures are reported in USD. All Big 50 companies are based in North America, or if headquartered elsewhere, we account only for their North American operations. Master distributors are not eligible for Big 50 List inclusion. We obtain information for publi...

    Starting in 2018, Industrial Distribution’s Big 50 List adjusted its methodology to focus on North American-based industrial distributors to best represent our audience, of which the vast majority is in North America. Until then, the Big 50 had a global focus, ranking industrial distributors regardless of which nation their headquarters was in, and...

  2. In 2023, the finance, insurance, real estate, rental, and leasing industry contributed the highest amount of value to the GDP of the U.S. at 20.7 percent. The construction industry contributed...

  3. Jun 26, 2023 · These companies are: Alphabet (Google), Amazon, NVIDIA, Meta, and Tesla, with Alphabet’s class A and class C shares occupying two spots. Here’s a breakdown of all 100 companies on the Nasdaq 100, by percentage weight in the index on April 19, 2023.

  4. Among the Top 50 distributors it was good to be relatively small in 2020. The Top 10 companies with revenues of nearly $20 B and a combined revenue share of 88.5% saw their revenues fall by -7.2%. By contrast, companies ranked between. 11 and 50 with combined.

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  6. May 30, 2024 · Corporations' combined earnings from current production, with breakdowns by industry. These statistics are closely watched as a summary of corporate America's financial health and as an important U.S. economic indicator.