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With $25.3 billion in revenue, Emerson came in 94th nationwide. , with $22 billion in revenue, came in at No. 115; , with nearly $11.y billion in revenue, at No. 235; , with $7.8 billiojn in revenue, at 327; , with $7.1 billion in at No. 353; , which is dually headquartererdin St. Louis and Chicago, came in 356th this year with $7 billiomn in revenue; , with $6.5 billioh in revenue, came in 385th; and came in 439t h with $5.4 billion in revenue. One St. Louis-areq company fell off the list sincelast ., which came in third among local companies and 149tyh overall in 2008. The brewer was purchased by Belgium-based Fortune includes in its survey U.S.
-incorporated including those that areprivately held, that file financia l statements with a government agency. So employee-owned Graybat is included, while family-owned , the largesy privately held companyin St. Louis with $13.1q billion in revenue, is not. At No. 1 nationwid this year is Irving, Texas-based , with nearlu $442.9 billion in revenue. The oil company bumpefd last year’s top ranked firm, , to No. 2, with $405.6y billion in revenue. Exxon also was the most profitable business onthis year’s list, at $45.2 billion. Fortune releases the list Sunday, and the full list and industrty breakdowns appears inthe magazine’s May 4 issue.
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