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3M Business Model
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- 1.0
  3M Business Model
Abbott Laboratories Business Model
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- 2.0
  Abbott Laboratories Business Model
AbbVie Business Model
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- 3.0
  AbbVie Business Model
ABM Industries Business Model
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- 4.0
  ABM Industries Business Model
Activision Blizzard Buisness Model
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- 5.0
  Activision Blizzard Buisness Model
Adobe Business Model
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- 6.0
  Adobe Business Model
Advance Auto Parts Business Model
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- 7.0
  Advance Auto Parts Business Model
Advanced Micro Devices Business Model
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- 8.0
  Advanced Micro Devices Business Model
AECOM Business Model
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- 9.0
  AECOM Business Model
AES Business Model
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- 10.0
  AES Business Model
Aflac Business Model
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- 11.0
  Aflac Business Model
AGCO Business Model
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- 12.0
  AGCO Business Model
Air Products & Chemicals Business Model
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- 13.0
  Air Products & Chemicals Business Model
Airbnb Business Model
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- 14.0
  Airbnb Business Model
Alaska Air Group Business Model
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- 15.0
  Alaska Air Group Business Model
Albemarle Business Model
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- 16.0
  Albemarle Business Model
Albertsons Business Model
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- 17.0
  Albertsons Business Model
Alcoa Business Model
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- 18.0
  Alcoa Business Model
Allstate Business Model
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- 19.0
  Allstate Business Model
Ally Financial Business Model
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- 20.0
  Ally Financial Business Model
Alphabet Business Model
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- 21.0
  Alphabet Business Model
Altice USA Business Model
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- 22.0
  Altice USA Business Model
Altria Group Business Model
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- 23.0
  Altria Group Business Model
A-Mark Precious Metals Business Model
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- 24.0
  A-Mark Precious Metals Business Model
Amazon.com Business Model
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- 25.0
  Amazon.com Business Model
Ameren Business Model
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- 26.0
  Ameren Business Model
American Airlines Group Business Model
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- 27.0
  American Airlines Group Business Model
American Electric Power Business Model
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- 28.0
  American Electric Power Business Model
American Express Business Model
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- 29.0
  American Express Business Model
American Family Insurance Group Business Model
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- 30.0
  American Family Insurance Group Business Model
American International Group Business Model
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- 31.0
  American International Group Business Model
American Tower Business Model
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- 32.0
  American Tower Business Model
Ameriprise Financial Business Model
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- 33.0
  Ameriprise Financial Business Model
AmerisourceBergen Business Model
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- 34.0
  AmerisourceBergen Business Model
Amgen Business Model
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- 35.0
  Amgen Business Model
Amphenol Business Model
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- 36.0
  Amphenol Business Model
Analog Devices Business Model
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- 37.0
  Analog Devices Business Model
Andersons Business Model
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- 38.0
  Andersons Business Model
APA Business Model
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- 39.0
  APA Business Model
Apollo Global Management Business Model
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- 40.0
  Apollo Global Management Business Model
Select Apple Business Model Apple Business Model
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- 41.0
  Apple Business Model
Applied Materials Business Model
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- 42.0
  Applied Materials Business Model
Aramark Business Model
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- 43.0
  Aramark Business Model
Archer Daniels Midland Business Model
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- 44.0
  Archer Daniels Midland Business Model
Arconic Business Model
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- 45.0
  Arconic Business Model
ARKO Business Model
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- 46.0
  ARKO Business Model
Arrow Electronics Business Model
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- 47.0
  Arrow Electronics Business Model
Arthur J. Gallagher Business Model
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- 48.0
  Arthur J. Gallagher Business Model
Asbury Automotive Group Business Model
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- 49.0
  Asbury Automotive Group Business Model
Assurant Business Model
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- 50.0
  Assurant Business Model
AT&T
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- 51.0
  AT&T Business Model
Autoliv Business Model
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- 52.0
  Autoliv Business Model
Automatic Data Processing Business Model
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- 53.0
  Automatic Data Processing Business Model
AutoNation Business Model
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- 54.0
  AutoNation Business Model
Auto-Owners Insurance Business Model
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- 55.0
  Auto-Owners Insurance Business Model
AutoZone Business Model
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- 56.0
  AutoZone Business Model
Avantor Business Model
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- 57.0
  Avantor Business Model
Avery Dennison Business Model
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- 58.0
  Avery Dennison Business Model
Avis Budget Group Business Model
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- 59.0
  Avis Budget Group Business Model
Avnet Business Model
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- 60.0
  Avnet Business Model
Baker Hughes Business Model
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- 61.0
  Baker Hughes Business Model
Ball Business Model
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- 62.0
  Ball Business Model
Bank of America Business Model
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- 63.0
  Bank of America Business Model
Bank of New York Mellon Business Model
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- 64.0
  Bank of New York Mellon Business Model
Bath & Body Works Business Model
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- 65.0
  Bath & Body Works Business Model
Baxter International Business Model
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- 66.0
  Baxter International Business Model
Beacon Roofing Supply Business Model
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- 67.0
  Beacon Roofing Supply Business Model
Becton Dickinson Business Model
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- 68.0
  Becton Dickinson Business Model
Bed Bath & Beyond Business Model
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- 69.0
  Bed Bath & Beyond Business Model
Berkshire Hathaway Business Model
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- 70.0
  Berkshire Hathaway Business Model
Berry Global Group Business Model
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- 71.0
  Berry Global Group Business Model
Best Buy Business Model
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- 72.0
  Best Buy Business Model
Biogen Business Model
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- 73.0
  Biogen Business Model
BJ’s Wholesale Club Business Model
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- 74.0
  BJ’s Wholesale Club Business Model
BlackRock Business Model
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- 75.0
  BlackRock Business Model
Blackstone Business Model
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- 76.0
  Blackstone Business Model
Block Business Model
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- 77.0
  Block Business Model
Boeing Business Model
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- 78.0
  Boeing Business Model
Boise Cascade Business Model
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- 79.0
  Boise Cascade Business Model
Booking Holdings Business Model
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- 80.0
  Booking Holdings Business Model
Booz Allen Hamilton Holding Business Model
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- 81.0
  Booz Allen Hamilton Holding Business Model
BorgWarner Business Model
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- 82.0
  BorgWarner Business Model
Boston Scientific Business Model
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- 83.0
  Boston Scientific Business Model
Brighthouse Financial Business Model
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- 84.0
  Brighthouse Financial Business Model
Bristol-Myers Squibb Business Model
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- 85.0
  Bristol-Myers Squibb Business Model
Broadcom Business Model
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- 86.0
  Broadcom Business Model
Builders FirstSource Business Model
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- 87.0
  Builders FirstSource Business Model
Burlington Stores Business Model
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- 88.0
  Burlington Stores Business Model
C.H. Robinson Worldwide Business Model
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- 89.0
  C.H. Robinson Worldwide Business Model
Caesars Entertainment Business Model
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- 90.0
  Caesars Entertainment Business Model
Campbell Soup Business Model
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- 91.0
  Campbell Soup Business Model
Capital One Financial Business Model
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- 92.0
  Capital One Financial Business Model
Cardinal Health Business Model
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- 93.0
  Cardinal Health Business Model
CarMax Business Model
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- 94.0
  CarMax Business Model
Carrier Global Business Model
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- 95.0
  Carrier Global Business Model
Carvana Business Model
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- 96.0
  Carvana Business Model
Casey's General Stores Business Model
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- 97.0
  Casey’s General Stores Business Model
Caterpillar Business Model
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- 98.0
  Caterpillar Business Model
CBRE Group Business Model
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- 99.0
  CBRE Group Business Model
CDW Business Model
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- 100.0
  CDW Business Model
Celanese Business Model
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- 101.0
  Celanese Business Model
Centene Business Model
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- 102.0
  Centene Business Model
CenterPoint Energy Business Model
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- 103.0
  CenterPoint Energy Business Model
CF Industries Holdings Business Model
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- 104.0
  CF Industries Holdings Business Model
Charles Schwab Business Model
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- 105.0
  Charles Schwab Business Model
Charter Communications Business Model
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- 107.0
  Charter Communications Business Model
Cheniere Energy Business Model
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- 108.0
  Cheniere Energy Business Model
Chesapeake Energy Business Model
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- 109.0
  Chesapeake Energy Business Model
Chevron Business Model
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- 110.0
  Chevron Business Model
Chewy Business Model
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- 111.0
  Chewy Business Model
Chipotle Mexican Grill Business Model
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- 112.0
  Chipotle Mexican Grill Business Model
CHS Business Model
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- 113.0
  CHS Business Model
Cigna Group Business Model
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- 114.0
  Cigna Group Business Model
Cintas Business Model
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- 115.0
  Cintas Business Model
Cisco Systems Business Model
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- 116.0
  Cisco Systems Business Model
Citigroup Business Model
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- 117.0
  Citigroup Business Model
Citizens Financial Group Business Model
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- 118.0
  Citizens Financial Group Business Model
Cleveland-Cliffs Business Model
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- 119.0
  Cleveland-Cliffs Business Model
CMS Energy Business Model
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- 120.0
  CMS Energy Business Model
Coca-Cola Business Model
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- 121.0
  Coca-Cola Business Model
Cognizant Technology Solutions Business Model
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- 122.0
  Cognizant Technology Solutions Business Model
Colgate-Palmolive Business Model
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- 123.0
  Colgate-Palmolive Business Model
Comcast Business Model
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- 124.0
  Comcast Business Model
Commercial Metals Business Model
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- 125.0
  Commercial Metals Business Model
CommScope Holding Business Model
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- 126.0
  CommScope Holding Business Model
Conagra Brands Business Model
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- 128.0
  Conagra Brands Business Model
ConocoPhillips Business Model
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- 129.0
  ConocoPhillips Business Model
Consolidated Edison Business Model
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- 130.0
  Consolidated Edison Business Model
Constellation Brands Business Model
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- 131.0
  Constellation Brands Business Model
Constellation Energy Business Model
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- 132.0
  Constellation Energy Business Model
Continental Resources Business Model
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- 133.0
  Continental Resources Business Model
Corning Business Model
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- 134.0
  Corning Business Model
Corteva Business Model
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- 135.0
  Corteva Business Model
Costco Wholesale Business Model
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- 136.0
  Costco Wholesale Business Model
Coterra Energy Business Model
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- 137.0
  Coterra Energy Business Model
Coupang Business Model
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- 138.0
  Coupang Business Model
Crown Holdings Business Model
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- 139.0
  Crown Holdings Business Model
CSX Business Model
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- 140.0
  CSX Business Model
Cummins Business Model
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- 141.0
  Cummins Business Model
CVS Health Business Model
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- 142.0
  CVS Health Business Model
D.R. Horton Business Model
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- 143.0
  D.R. Horton Business Model
Dana Business Model
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- 144.0
  Dana Business Model
Danaher Business Model
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- 145.0
  Danaher Business Model
Darden Restaurants Business Model
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- 146.0
  Darden Restaurants Business Model
DaVita Business Model
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- 147.0
  DaVita Business Model
DCP Midstream Business Model
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- 148.0
  DCP Midstream Business Model
Deere Business Model
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- 149.0
  Deere Business Model
Delek US Holdings Business Model
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- 150.0
  Delek US Holdings Business Model
Dell Technologies Business Model
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- 151.0
  Dell Technologies Business Model
Delta Air Lines Business Model
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- 152.0
  Delta Air Lines Business Model
Devon Energy Business Model
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- 153.0
  Devon Energy Business Model
Diamondback Energy Business Model
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- 154.0
  Diamondback Energy Business Model
Dick\'s Sporting Goods Business Model
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- 155.0
  Dick’s Sporting Goods Business Model
Discover Financial Services Business Model
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- 156.0
  Discover Financial Services Business Model
DISH Network Business Model
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- 157.0
  DISH Network Business Model
Dollar General Business Model
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- 158.0
  Dollar General Business Model
Dollar Tree Business Model
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- 159.0
  Dollar Tree Business Model
Dominion Energy Business Model
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- 160.0
  Dominion Energy Business Model
Dover Business Model
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- 161.0
  Dover Business Model
Dow Business Model
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- 162.0
  Dow Business Model
DTE Energy Business Model
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- 163.0
  DTE Energy Business Model
Duke Energy Business Model
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- 164.0
  Duke Energy Business Model
DuPont Business Model
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- 165.0
  DuPont Business Model
DXC Technology Business Model
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- 166.0
  DXC Technology Business Model
Eastman Chemical Business Model
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- 167.0
  Eastman Chemical Business Model
Ebay Business Model
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- 168.0
  Ebay Business Model
Ecolab Business Model
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- 169.0
  Ecolab Business Model
Edison International Business Model
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- 170.0
  Edison International Business Model
Elevance Health Business Model
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- 171.0
  Elevance Health Business Model
Eli Lilly Business Model
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- 172.0
  Eli Lilly Business Model
EMCOR Group Business Model
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- 173.0
  EMCOR Group Business Model
Emerson Electric Business Model
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- 174.0
  Emerson Electric Business Model
Energy Transfer Business Model
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- 175.0
  Energy Transfer Business Model
EnLink Midstream Business Model
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- 176.0
  EnLink Midstream Business Model
Entergy Business Model
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- 177.0
  Entergy Business Model
Enterprise Products Partners Business Model
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- 178.0
  Enterprise Products Partners Business Model
EOG Resources Business Model
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- 179.0
  EOG Resources Business Model
EQT Business Model
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- 180.0
  EQT Business Model
Equinix Business Model
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- 181.0
  Equinix Business Model
Equitable Holdings Business Model
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- 182.0
  Equitable Holdings Business Model
Erie Insurance Group Business Model
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- 183.0
  Erie Insurance Group Business Model
Estée Lauder Business Model
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- 184.0
  Estée Lauder Business Model
Eversource Energy Business Model
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- 185.0
  Eversource Energy Business Model
Exelon Business Model
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- 186.0
  Exelon Business Model
Expedia Group Business Model
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- 187.0
  Expedia Group Business Model
Expeditors International of Washington Business Model
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- 188.0
  Expeditors International of Washington Business Model
Exxon Mobil Business Model
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- 189.0
  Exxon Mobil Business Model
Fannie Mae Business Model
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- 190.0
  Fannie Mae Business Model
Farmers Insurance Exchange Business Model
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- 191.0
  Farmers Insurance Exchange Business Model
FedEx Business Model
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- 192.0
  FedEx Business Model
Fidelity National Financial Business Model
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- 193.0
  Fidelity National Financial Business Model
Fidelity National Information Services Business Model
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- 194.0
  Fidelity National Information Services Business Model
Fifth Third Bancorp Business Model
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- 195.0
  Fifth Third Bancorp Business Model
First American Financial Business Model
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- 196.0
  First American Financial Business Model
FirstEnergy Business Model
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- 197.0
  FirstEnergy Business Model
Fiserv Business Model
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- 198.0
  Fiserv Business Model
Fluor Business Model
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- 199.0
  Fluor Business Model
Foot Locker Business Model
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- 200.0
  Foot Locker Business Model
Ford Motor Business Model
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- 201.0
  Ford Motor Business Model
Fortune Brands Innovations Business Model
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- 202.0
  Fortune Brands Innovations Business Model
Fox Business Model
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- 203.0
  Fox Business Model
Franklin Resources Business Model
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- 204.0
  Franklin Resources Business Model
Freddie Mac Business Model
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- 205.0
  Freddie Mac Business Model
Freeport-McMoRan Business Model
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- 206.0
  Freeport-McMoRan Business Model
Gap Business Model
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- 207.0
  Gap Business Model
General Dynamics Business Model
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- 208.0
  General Dynamics Business Model
General Electric Business Model
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- 209.0
  General Electric Business Model
General Mills Business Model
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- 210.0
  General Mills Business Model
General Motors Business Model
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- 211.0
  General Motors Business Model
Genuine Parts Business Model
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- 212.0
  Genuine Parts Business Model
Genworth Financial Business Model
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- 213.0
  Genworth Financial Business Model
Gilead Sciences Business Model
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- 214.0
  Gilead Sciences Business Model
Global Partners Business Model
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- 215.0
  Global Partners Business Model
Global Payments Business Model
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- 216.0
  Global Payments Business Model
Goldman Sachs Group Business Model
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- 217.0
  Goldman Sachs Group Business Model
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Business Model
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- 218.0
  Goodyear Tire & Rubber Business Model
Graphic Packaging Holding Business Model
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- 219.0
  Graphic Packaging Holding Business Model
Graybar Electric Business Model
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- 220.0
  Graybar Electric Business Model
Group 1 Automotive Business Model
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- 221.0
  Group 1 Automotive Business Model
Guardian Life Ins. Co. of America Business Model
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- 222.0
  Guardian Life Ins. Co. of America Business Model
GXO Logistics Business Model
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- 223.0
  GXO Logistics Business Model
Halliburton Business Model
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- 224.0
  Halliburton Business Model
Hartford Financial Services Group Business Model
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- 225.0
  Hartford Financial Services Group Business Model
HCA Healthcare Business Model
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- 226.0
  HCA Healthcare Business Model
Henry Schein Business Model
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- 227.0
  Henry Schein Business Model
Hershey Business Model
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- 228.0
  Hershey Business Model
Hertz Global Holdings Business Model
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- 229.0
  Hertz Global Holdings Business Model
Hess Business Model
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- 230.0
  Hess Business Model
Hewlett Packard Enterprise Business Model
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- 231.0
  Hewlett Packard Enterprise Business Model
HF Sinclair Business Model
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- 232.0
  HF Sinclair Business Model
Hilton Worldwide Holdings Business Model
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- 233.0
  Hilton Worldwide Holdings Business Model
Home Depot Business Model
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- 234.0
  Home Depot Business Model
Honeywell International Business Model
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- 235.0
  Honeywell International Business Model
Hormel Foods Business Model
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- 236.0
  Hormel Foods Business Model
HP Business Model
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- 237.0
  HP Business Model
Humana Business Model
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- 238.0
  Humana Business Model
Huntington Bancshares Business Model
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- 239.0
  Huntington Bancshares Business Model
Huntington Ingalls Industries Business Model
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- 240.0
  Huntington Ingalls Industries Business Model
Huntsman Business Model
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- 241.0
  Huntsman Business Model
Icahn Enterprises Business Model
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- 242.0
  Icahn Enterprises Business Model
Illinois Tool Works Business Model
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- 243.0
  Illinois Tool Works Business Model
Ingredion Business Model
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- 244.0
  Ingredion Business Model
Insight Enterprises Business Model
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- 245.0
  Insight Enterprises Business Model
Intel Business Model
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- 246.0
  Intel Business Model
Intercontinental Exchange Business Model
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- 247.0
  Intercontinental Exchange Business Model
International Business Machines Business Model
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- 248.0
  International Business Machines Business Model
International Flavors & Fragrances Business Model
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- 249.0
  International Flavors & Fragrances Business Model
International Paper Business Model
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- 250.0
  International Paper Business Model
Interpublic Group Business Model
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- 251.0
  Interpublic Group Business Model
Intuit Business Model
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- 252.0
  Intuit Business Model
IQVIA Holdings Business Model
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- 253.0
  IQVIA Holdings Business Model
J.B. Hunt Transport Services Business Model
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- 254.0
  J.B. Hunt Transport Services Business Model
J.M. Smucker Business Model
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- 255.0
  J.M. Smucker Business Model
Jabil Business Model
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- 256.0
  Jabil Business Model
Jackson Financial Business Model
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- 257.0
  Jackson Financial Business Model
Jacobs Solutions Business Model
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- 258.0
  Jacobs Solutions Business Model
JetBlue Airways Business Model
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- 259.0
  JetBlue Airways Business Model
Johnson & Johnson Business Model
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- 260.0
  Johnson & Johnson Business Model
Jones Financial (Edward Jones) Business Model
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- 261.0
  Jones Financial (Edward Jones) Business Model
Jones Lang LaSalle Business Model
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- 262.0
  Jones Lang LaSalle Business Model
JPMorgan Chase Business Model
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- 263.0
  JPMorgan Chase Business Model
Kellogg Business Model
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- 264.0
  Kellogg Business Model
Keurig Dr Pepper Business Model
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- 265.0
  Keurig Dr Pepper Business Model
KeyCorp Business Model
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- 266.0
  KeyCorp Business Model
Kimberly-Clark Business Model
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- 267.0
  Kimberly-Clark Business Model
Kinder Morgan Business Model
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- 268.0
  Kinder Morgan Business Model
KKR Business Model
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- 269.0
  KKR Business Model
KLA Business Model
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- 270.0
  KLA Business Model
Knight-Swift Transportation Holdings Business Model
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- 271.0
  Knight-Swift Transportation Holdings Business Model
Kohl\'s Business Model
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- 272.0
  Kohl’s Business Model
Kraft Heinz Business Model
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- 273.0
  Kraft Heinz Business Model
Kroger Business Model
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- 274.0
  Kroger Business Model
Kyndryl Holdings Business Model
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- 275.0
  Kyndryl Holdings Business Model
L3Harris Technologies Business Model
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- 276.0
  L3Harris Technologies Business Model
Laboratory Corp. of America Business Model
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- 277.0
  Laboratory Corp. of America Business Model
Lam Research Business Model
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- 278.0
  Lam Research Business Model
Land O\'Lakes Business Model
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- 279.0
  Land O’Lakes Business Model
Landstar System Business Model
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- 280.0
  Landstar System Business Model
Lear Business Model
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- 281.0
  Lear Business Model
Leidos Holdings Business Model
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- 282.0
  Leidos Holdings Business Model
Lennar Business Model
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- 283.0
  Lennar Business Model
Liberty Media Business Model
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- 284.0
  Liberty Media Business Model
Liberty Mutual Insurance Group Business Model
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- 285.0
  Liberty Mutual Insurance Group Business Model
Lincoln National Business Model
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- 286.0
  Lincoln National Business Model
Lithia Motors Business Model
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- 287.0
  Lithia Motors Business Model
Live Nation Entertainment Business Model
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- 288.0
  Live Nation Entertainment Business Model
LKQ Business Model
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- 289.0
  LKQ Business Model
Lockheed Martin Business Model
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- 290.0
  Lockheed Martin Business Model
Lowe's Business Model
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- 291.0
  Lowe’s Business Model
Loews Business Model
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- 292.0
  Loews Business Model
LPL Financial Holdings Business Model
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- 293.0
  LPL Financial Holdings Business Model
Lululemon athletica Business Model
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- 294.0
  Lululemon athletica Business Model
Lumen Technologies Business Model
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- 295.0
  Lumen Technologies Business Model
M&T Bank Business Model
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  M&T Bank Business Model
Macy\'s Business Model
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- 297.0
  Macy’s Business Model
ManpowerGroup Business Model
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- 298.0
  ManpowerGroup Business Model
Marathon Oil Business Model
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- 299.0
  Marathon Oil Business Model
Marathon Petroleum Business Model
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- 300.0
  Marathon Petroleum Business Model
Markel Business Model
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- 301.0
  Markel Business Model
Marriott International Business Model
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- 302.0
  Marriott International Business Model
Marsh & McLennan Business Model
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- 303.0
  Marsh & McLennan Business Model
Masco Business Model
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- 304.0
  Masco Business Model
Massachusetts Mutual Life Insurance Business Model
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- 305.0
  Massachusetts Mutual Life Insurance Business Model
MasTec Business Model
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- 306.0
  MasTec Business Model
Mastercard Business Model
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- 307.0
  Mastercard Business Model
McDonald's Business Model
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- 308.0
  McDonald’s Business Model
McKesson Business Model
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- 309.0
  McKesson Business Model
Merck Business Model
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- 310.0
  Merck Business Model
Meta Platforms Business Model
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- 311.0
  Meta Platforms Business Model
MetLife Business Model
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- 312.0
  MetLife Business Model
MGM Resorts International Business Model
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- 313.0
  MGM Resorts International Business Model
Micron Technology Business Model
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- 314.0
  Micron Technology Business Model
Microsoft Business Model
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- 315.0
  Microsoft Business Model
Moderna Business Model
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- 316.0
  Moderna Business Model
Mohawk Industries Business Model
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- 317.0
  Mohawk Industries Business Model
Molina Healthcare Business Model
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- 318.0
  Molina Healthcare Business Model
Molson Coors Beverage Business Model
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- 319.0
  Molson Coors Beverage Business Model
Mondelez International Business Model
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- 320.0
  Mondelez International Business Model
Morgan Stanley Business Model
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- 321.0
  Morgan Stanley Business Model
Mosaic Business Model
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- 322.0
  Mosaic Business Model
Motorola Solutions Business Model
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- 323.0
  Motorola Solutions Business Model
Murphy USA Business Model
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- 324.0
  Murphy USA Business Model
Mutual of Omaha Insurance
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- 325.0
  Mutual of Omaha Insurance Business Model
Nationwide Business Model
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Nationwide Business Model
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- 327.0
  Nationwide Business Model
NCR Business Model
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- 328.0
  NCR Business Model
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AGCO Business Model

AGCO

Introduction:

AGCO Corporation, headquartered in Duluth, Georgia, is a leading global manufacturer and distributor of agricultural equipment and solutions. With a diverse portfolio of renowned brands, including Massey Ferguson, Fendt, Valtra, and Challenger, AGCO operates in more than 140 countries, providing farmers with innovative products, services, and technology to enhance productivity and efficiency in the agricultural industry. This comprehensive analysis will delve into AGCO’s business model, its timeline of key events, and a SWOT analysis to evaluate its strengths, weaknesses, opportunities, and threats.

Aspect	Description
Formation	AGCO Corporation was founded in 1990.
Founder	The result of a merger between Deutz-Allis Corporation, owned by Klockner-Humboldt-Deutz AG, and parts of the White Motor Company.
Headquarters	Duluth, Georgia, USA.
Country of Origin	United States.
Industry	Agriculture – Agricultural machinery and equipment manufacturing.
Key Products	AGCO produces a wide range of agricultural machinery and equipment, including tractors, combines, hay tools, forage equipment, and implements.
Branches	AGCO has a global presence with manufacturing facilities, offices, and dealerships in various countries. Major branches include those in the United States, Europe, Asia, and South America.
Notable Achievements	A major player in the agricultural machinery industry, known for providing a diverse range of equipment to farmers worldwide.
Current CEO	Eric P. Hansotia.
Employees	As of the last available data, AGCO had thousands of employees globally.
Website	AGCO Official Website

Business Model:

AGCO’s business model revolves around three key components: manufacturing agricultural equipment, offering comprehensive support and service solutions, and driving technological innovation. This integrated approach allows AGCO to cater to the varying needs of farmers across different regions and provide end-to-end solutions.

Manufacturing Agricultural Equipment: AGCO produces various agricultural machinery, including tractors, combines, sprayers, hay tools, and grain storage solutions. The company leverages its diverse brand portfolio to cater to customer segments and geographic markets. Each brand represents a distinct value proposition, enabling AGCO to address specific customer requirements, ranging from small-scale farmers to large commercial operations.
Support and Service Solutions: AGCO is committed to providing excellent customer support and service. The company has established a global network of dealerships and authorized service centres, ensuring farmers can access timely maintenance, spare parts, and technical expertise. AGCO’s focus on customer satisfaction extends beyond the initial purchase, as it offers comprehensive warranty programs, financing options, and training programs to enhance operational efficiency and maximize equipment uptime.
Technological Innovation: AGCO is at the forefront of agricultural technology, constantly investing in research and development to improve its products and introduce new solutions. The company has a dedicated engineering team focuses on integrating cutting-edge technology into its equipment, such as precision farming systems, advanced telemetry, autonomous machinery, and digital tools. AGCO’s commitment to innovation positions it as a trusted partner for farmers looking to optimize their operations and embrace sustainable farming practices.

Timeline:

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SWOT Analysis:

AGCO

Strengths:

Diverse Brand Portfolio: AGCO’s ownership of multiple well-established brands allows it to effectively cater to various customer segments and market demands.
Global Presence: With operations in over 140 countries, AGCO has a broad geographical reach, enabling it to tap into diverse agricultural markets.
Technological Expertise: AGCO’s commitment to innovation and investment in technology positions it as a leader in precision farming and digital solutions.
Extensive Dealer Network: AGCO’s extensive network of dealerships and service centres ensures that customers have access to worldwide support and maintenance services.

Weaknesses:

Vulnerability to Market Fluctuations: AGCO’s business is exposed to the cyclicality and volatility of the agricultural sector, impacting demand for its equipment.
Geographic Concentration: Most of AGCO’s revenue is derived from North America and Europe, making it susceptible to regional economic conditions and regulatory changes.

Opportunities:

Growing Demand for Agricultural Solutions: The increasing global population and changing dietary preferences create a significant opportunity for AGCO to provide innovative solutions that enhance agricultural productivity and sustainability.
Digital Transformation in Agriculture: AGCO can capitalize on the ongoing digital transformation in the agriculture sector by leveraging its technological expertise to offer advanced precision farming solutions.
Emerging Markets: AGCO can expand its presence in emerging markets, such as Asia and Latin America, with a growing demand for mechanization and modern agricultural practices.

Threats:

Intense Competition: AGCO faces strong competition from other major agricultural equipment manufacturers, which may affect market share and profitability.
Regulatory and Environmental Challenges: Evolving emissions-related regulations, environmental sustainability, and safety standards may challenge AGCO’s operations and product development.
Trade and Tariff Uncertainties: Global trade tensions and the imposition of tariffs on agricultural products could impact AGCO’s export markets and profitability.

Competitors:

AGCO faces intense competition from several major players in the agricultural equipment market. The primary competitors of AGCO include:

Deere & Company: Deere & Company, commonly known as John Deere, is a global agricultural machinery and equipment leader.
CNH Industrial: CNH Industrial is a multinational corporation that manufactures agricultural equipment under its brand names, including Case IH and New Holland.
Kubota Corporation: Kubota is a prominent agricultural machinery manufacturer, primarily focusing on compact tractors and related equipment.
Claas Group: Claas is a global agricultural machinery company known for its advanced harvesting equipment and forage machinery.

Success Factors:

AGCO has achieved notable success in the agricultural equipment industry due to several key factors:

Diverse Brand Portfolio: AGCO’s ownership of well-established brands such as Massey Ferguson, Fendt, Valtra, and Challenger has allowed the company to address various customer needs and preferences.
Technological Innovation: AGCO’s commitment to technological innovation has been a driving force behind its success.
Global Market Presence: AGCO’s worldwide footprint and extensive distribution network have contributed to its success.
Focus on Customer Support: AGCO’s dedication to providing comprehensive support and service solutions has played a crucial role in its success.

Failure Factors:

While AGCO has experienced significant success, it has also faced challenges and encountered certain failure factors:

Market Fluctuations: AGCO’s performance is sensitive to fluctuations in the agricultural sector.
Economic Conditions and Trade Disruptions: AGCO’s business is exposed to economic conditions and trade disruptions.
Regulatory and Compliance Challenges: AGCO operates in a highly regulated industry, and compliance with evolving emissions, environmental, and safety standards poses challenges.

Financial Status:

AGCO’s financial performance is a key indicator of its stability and growth. While specific financial details beyond the knowledge cutoff of September 2021 are unavailable, we can analyze AGCO’s historical financial trends and general indicators:

Revenue and Growth: AGCO has consistently demonstrated revenue growth over the years.
Profitability: AGCO has maintained a relatively stable level of profitability.
Investments in Research and Development: AGCO’s commitment to research and development (R&D) is reflected in its financial statements.
Capital Structure: AGCO’s financial statements reveal its capital structure.
Cash Flow and Working Capital: Monitoring AGCO’s cash flow and working capital is crucial.

AGCO Corporation, a leading global manufacturer and distributor of agricultural equipment and solutions, has successfully positioned itself as a key player. AGCO has achieved notable success through its diverse brand portfolio, commitment to technological innovation, global market presence, and customer support focus. However, it faces challenges from intense competition, market fluctuations, and regulatory complexities. AGCO’s competitive landscape includes major rivals such as John Deere, CNH Industrial, Kubota, and Claas Group. These competitors pose a significant challenge to AGCO’s market share and profitability. AGCO must continue differentiating itself through its brand offerings, technological advancements, and customer support services to maintain its position. The success factors that have propelled AGCO include its diverse brand portfolio, which enables the company to cater to various customer segments effectively.

AGCO’s commitment to technological innovation has also positioned it as a leader in precision farming and digital solutions. AGCO’s global market presence and extensive dealer network have allowed it to tap into diverse agricultural markets and provide excellent customer support. However, AGCO is not immune to failure factors. Market fluctuations, such as volatile commodity prices and global economic uncertainties, can impact the company’s sales and profitability. Economic conditions and trade disruptions, including tariffs and trade conflicts, also challenge AGCO’s operations and export opportunities. Moreover, AGCO faces regulatory and compliance challenges related to evolving emissions, environmental, and safety standards. AGCO must address these failure factors proactively through effective risk management strategies and adaptability to changing market conditions.

Assessing AGCO’s financial status is vital for understanding its stability and growth potential. Although specific financial details beyond the knowledge cutoff of September 2021 are unavailable, analyzing historical trends and general indicators can provide insights. AGCO’s revenue growth, profitability, investments in research and development, capital structure, cash flow, and working capital management are key financial indicators to monitor. The company’s diverse product portfolio, technological advancements, and global market presence have all contributed to its revenue growth.

Its profitability has remained relatively stable due to effective cost management and operational efficiencies. Continued investments in research and development indicate AGCO’s commitment to innovation and product development. A balanced capital structure is essential for AGCO to support its growth strategies while managing financial risk. Monitoring cash flow and working capital management is crucial for assessing AGCO’s ability to meet short-term obligations and fund investments.

Conclusion:

In conclusion, AGCO’s success in the agricultural equipment industry results from its diverse brand portfolio, technological innovation, global market presence, and customer support focus. AGCO has demonstrated resilience and adaptability while facing challenges from competitors, market fluctuations, and regulatory complexities. By leveraging its strengths, mitigating its weaknesses, and addressing market dynamics, AGCO can continue to thrive and maintain its position as a leading agricultural equipment and solutions provider.