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Statistical Data Sources CIA: World Factbook The World Factbook is produced annually by the Central Intelligence Agency. The documents contain all vital information and statistics for most countries around the world. The data fall under the following headings: Geography, People, Government, Economy, Communications, Transportation, Transnational Issues, and Military. Last reviewed by globalEDGE on: April 4, 2014 Tags: Global globalEDGE Database of International Business Statistics The globalEDGE Database of International Business Statistics (DIBS) is a comprehensive source of statistical data. 2,460 fields of data are offered, which can be accessed across specified years and countries. Last reviewed by globalEDGE on: March 31, 2014 International Labour Organization: Global Employment Trends Global Employment Trends is the flagship publication by the International Labour Organization (ILO) and examines the latest statistics and projections on several indicators of the labor market. Tags: Global, Publications Eurostat

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List of United States companies by state This is a list of companies of the United States by state where their headquarters is located: Alabama[edit] Alaska[edit] Arizona[edit] Arkansas[edit] California[edit] Colorado[edit] Connecticut[edit] Delaware[edit] Florida[edit] Georgia[edit] Hawaii[edit] Idaho[edit] Illinois[edit] Indiana[edit] Iowa[edit] Kansas[edit] Kentucky[edit] Louisiana[edit] Maine[edit] Maryland[edit] Massachusetts[edit] Michigan[edit] Minnesota[edit] Mississippi[edit] Missouri[edit] Montana[edit] Nebraska[edit] Nevada[edit] New Hampshire[edit] New Jersey[edit] New Mexico[edit] New York[edit] NowrizTech Solutions, LLC North Carolina[edit] North Dakota[edit] Ohio[edit] Oklahoma[edit] Oregon[edit] Pennsylvania[edit] Rhode Island[edit] South Carolina[edit] South Dakota[edit] Tennessee[edit] Texas[edit] Utah[edit] Vermont[edit] Virginia[edit] Washington[edit] West Virginia[edit] Wisconsin[edit] Wyoming[edit] See also[edit] List of companies of the United States

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Dow Jones Indexes » Welcome Fortune 1000 Employers for 2010 Listed by State Home « Online Job Search Guide « Fortune 500 « Fortune 500 by State Every year, Fortune magazine makes a list ranking the top 500 publicly-traded companies in order by total revenue. In this section of Job-Hunt, you will find the companies which are headquartered in a given state. These companies probably have a presence and employment opportunities in many states, but they are listed in this section according to the location of their headquarters. Information Included For each company, we provide a link to the Fortune "profile" which offers an over-view of the company’s financial performance and also lists the major competitors, plus: Link to the company's home page Link to each company's recruiting pages, which covers all job locations Link to the company's internship listings, if available The city and state where the corporate headquarters is located Select the State you want by clicking on the links in the Section Index below. Fortune 500 Section Index by State