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Top companies: Most bang for the buck
1 World Fuel Services 188 7.64
2 Global Partners 364 5.83
3 AmerisourceBergen 28 5.37
4 TravelCenters of America 395 4.88
5 Owens & Minor 360 4.49
6 Tech Data 105 4.49
7 BJ's Wholesale Club 291 4.40
8 Performance Food Group 384 4.34
9 Winn-Dixie Stores 347 4.32
10 C.H. Robinson Worldwide 341 4.04
11 CarMax 333 3.96
12 Ingram Micro 69 3.91
13 McKesson 18 3.91
14 Cardinal Health 19 3.82
15 Synnex 350 3.71
16 Sysco 70 3.68
17 Kelly Services 428 3.61
18 Express Scripts 135 3.50
19 Graybar Electric 455 3.43
20 Sunoco 56 3.39
21 Costco Wholesale 29 3.28
22 Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea 357 3.24
23 Big Lots 493 3.23
24 Robert Half International 497 3.20
25 Kroger 26 3.15
26 Circuit City Stores 215 3.10
27 Pantry 405 2.96
28 Penske Automotive Group 194 2.88
29 Publix Super Markets 107 2.88
30 Fluor 148 2.88
31 Holly 484 2.88
32 Longs Drug Stores 453 2.87
33 Asbury Automotive Group 421 2.86
34 Health Net 179 2.86
35 Manpower 120 2.84
36 TJX 132 2.83
37 Perini 499 2.80
38 Frontier Oil 462 2.78
39 Walgreen 40 2.78
40 Medco Health Solutions 51 2.74
41 Sonic Automotive 298 2.70
42 Tesoro 116 2.67
43 Best Buy 66 2.65
44 United Stationers 496 2.63
45 Tyson Foods 88 2.63
46 Family Dollar Stores 358 2.60
47 Insight Enterprises 477 2.59
48 CHS 145 2.57
49 Group 1 Automotive 379 2.55
50 Expeditors International of Washington 458 2.53
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