Powers

-today I had delivered the Board Game version of Pac Man. Based on a video game

-creatures like yellow spots

-I was thinking of about 1982. In my grand parents' back garden

-I found a grapefruit with an equal sized one growing out of it

-a CITRUS fruit like my CRISIS miracles

-I then this morning was thinking I would like a strange event in my life as proof

-about 1996. Living at Sunrise Trust a Support Home

-one night I thought maybe God was displeased with me. Maybe my efforts and said Get Out

-I left without telling the Staff

-all I took was a Superboy Trading Card. But I don't know why I took that

-he was the comical 1990s CLONE version of Superboy

-I walked all the way to downtown

-and to the Bridge to the next town Mount Maunganui

-across the Harbor was Sulpher Point

-I left the TRADING Card in the Bridge slot. And crossed over

-I meant to go to the base of the small mountain Mauao but went down one Street too soon

-I wound up in a DOCK of TREE TRUNKS. Me MATTHEW Ager

-like DAREDEVIL. MATT MURDOCK. Has BATON powers. He is Marvel Comics' The Man without Fear. DEVIL

-I thought I might have heard sirens so for a moment hid amongst the tree trunks

-I continued to the base of Mauao

-there at it's base at PILOT Bay. Again because of sorts of 'voices'. Over the Pier I threw my CALCULATOR WATCH

-Green Lantern. HAL JORDAN / HEAVEN. DC Comics The Man without Fear. He worked as a Test PILOT. There were once '3600' Green Lanterns. As in '666'. Their Guardians had the planet OA as in MAUAO

-the night balanced

-just right before I came to this I wanted to

-each day roughly. For 12 hours be male. For the other 12 hours. Be male looking but with breasts and a vagina

-if I could living forever. My body restoring. Going around times and planes

-me looking identical to the man in the Feature Page Christian Paredes. With the list of super hero powers I came up with. And the personality I saw in Christian in his Feature Page

-the night balanced

-so I tried to will that to set me up like that

-I walked all the way in to the next town. When day in some ways now I can barely walk at all

-I recently got a Mobility Walker. And just last night decided I would probably use it for getting around my home 

-like the night I tried to runaway balances. In 1982 the only person I showed it to was my neighbor. Living next door. Born on the same date but one year earlier. In the same year as me. Almost my best friend at High School

-the idea of a grapefruit having an equal sized one growing out of the side of it is really strange. Like someone trying to validate something

-my list of super hero powers- flight, strength, phasing, invulnerable, ground control, telekinesis, heat vision, beam comes out of one hand that can create things and do things, can centre on crime and population centres. And maybe able to send beams from my eyes to fix broken objects and pass my body through sick life to heal them etc powers

-appearance- tallish, largish muscles, handsome, dark brown hair, tan, mostly hairless body

-personality- an exceptional person, like a realistic new Messiah. Ideally how I saw Christian when I want it the most

-I tried to use that night I tried to run away. And the elements that balance

Evil and Suffering Destroyed

-the time recently I tried to destroy evil and suffering

-in 1980 in class I drew a picture of the Tintin characters

-the next year somehow. I saw through the window at the back of a strange sort of Storage Room. At the edge of the Intermediate field

-that year too. By there excretion overflowed over the top part of the Intermediate field

-the TINTIN picture I drew

-TIN and TIN

-for me getting Australian reprints of US DC Comics

-the issues around the return of character Lana Lang

-now Co-Anchor Woman

-the EXCRETION coming out over the top of the field

-there might not be any real truth to the Bible

-CHRIST is all SHIT really

-JESUS is all FECES really

-CHRIST is all EXCRETION really

-I might have got the order slightly wrong but

-the excretion coming out over the top edge of the field

-all of space except about me and my home

-might have been sucked through a massive hole in space

-that grew and grew quickly

-taking out evil and suffering

Space Race

 -I tried to build

-10 space shuttle style spaceships. For each of 150 countries

-so every country on Earth has 10 space craft

-also looking like the Titans Jet in New Teen Titans comics

-they are all white

-the front part is where you drive it. And are seating for those while using it

-really basic controls. They don't do a lot. Only the main things

-they operate on the idea of pulling levers

-the main body has rows of cubicles like cupboards with shelves for storing things picked up in space. One row of the cubicles facing another row

-the back of these space shuttles has a pressurised room about the size of my bedroom. With a door to outside

-this is the main door for getting in and out

-in this room are half a dozen Astronaut style outfits. Designed that they will always work. You put on these and you keep getting oxygen. And it maintains the right pressure etc

-the whole craft is designed to maintain air and maintain Earth like weather conditions 

-they can fly themselves to outer space

-there is a control in the cockpit. If you pull it's lever the spacecraft is pulled back to Earth. On the same route they left. If you pull the lever you just leave the controls and the space shuttle is pulled back

-I use my maybe super hero power of my hand that can send out a beam that can create objects to build the spacecraft

-levers control everything in these

-I try to appear in space but close to Earth. Build these spacecrafts

-and store them on Mars

Drive

 -I just bought Online the Disney Game Book

-Disney Eye Found It

-the book was made based around things about me

-my earliest memory is of coming in to live in our new home for the first time in James Cook Street

-and straight away I found a tin of Griffins Sampler biscuits in a lower kitchen cupboard

-still when I was very young

-I had a dream I found in the same place. An original book of Disney stories. A large hardcover book. With a light blue dust jacket. Around the cover small stars. And pictures of Disney Animated characters. A magical looking book

-decades later about 2010. In a nearby store. I saw a book a lot like it. Disney Storybook Collection. Reduced from $29.99 to $11.99

-I asked the store owner if he would put the book on hold for me

-when behind me appeared a man looking like Walt Disney and he paid for it 

-today I bought the Game Book Online. The cover like the first book

-and it's title 'Eye Found It'

-just after I heard the Cars song Drive

-I had ideas stars were going to try to bring me down. Someone one day damaging my bike. And I can barely walk any more

-maybe the end result a long, unneeded time in the local Ward

-which would be especially tough on me

-in the video for Drive. They are in a Psych Ward too. And the female patient goes through a lot from uncaring Staff

-I have enough this week to leave money in case I need a Taxi

-but hearing that song Drive just then finally made me realized I might be right and not to go far on my bike without enough money

-Walt Disney was an Ambulance Driver in France when young. Around the time my grandmother was born in  England

-maybe the man who looked like Walt Disney. Like I have had three free Disney items

-the Disney book of stories. Disney Story Land. I put two Disney Annuals on hold without telling anyone. The bookseller phoned my grandmother. She cancelled the Annuals and bought me the large Disney book

-I at a K-Mart at a Shopping Centre walked out with a large Disney hardboard print. Of Mickey and the other several main characters without thinking to pay for it. Until I was outside but I didn't go back in

-one year I placed an order with an Online Dealer for a Disney Christmas Cook Book. Not realizing I had clicked on my Budget Service's details still on there. I ordered a couple more books that way

-I have ideas I might own a lot of important companies. Probably done by me replacing their Founders straight from conception with lifelike but unthinking robots. Meant to save them from closure from corrupt people

-maybe whatever bought me the book Disney Storybook Collection was saying like those were partly stolen. I own a lot of companies

Clocks

 -I was 1 year at University in another city in 1990

-I was meant to write an essay

-and we were meant to do reading for it

-I came close to making a really bad mistake

-I bought the book the Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe

-but changed my mind in time

-it could have got around causing me lots of problems

-instead in an one time short time I read in the University the reading

-from a piece called Clocks

-and I got about a B for the essay

-my highest mark there

-the Lion- looks like the North Island of New Zealand

-the Witch- looks like the South Island and a Witch's dress

-the Wardrobe- spelt like Stewart Island

-the reading I did called Clocks

-I try again with causing it to make a lot of 'robot / mechanical' Company Founders 

A View to a Kill

 -I try to make these companies owned by me

-by creating fake people to Found them

-all along from conception they are really non-real thinking robots

-I can never sell or give over to others

-or pass profits on to others that I don't want to

-I own them until I die

-this is to try to avoid masses of important companies closing

-because of corruption

-mainly done to get at me

-in their instructions they might have legally drawn up these

List of largest companies in the United States by revenue

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From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

This list includes the largest companies in the United States by revenue as of 2024, according to the Fortune 500 and Forbes rankings. The Fortune 500 list of companies includes only publicly traded companies, also including tax inversion companies. There are also corporations having foundation in the United States, such as corporate headquarters, operational headquarters and independent subsidiaries. The list excludes large privately held companies such as Cargill and Koch Industries whose financial data is not necessarily available to the public. However, this list does include several government-sponsored enterprises that were created by acts of Congress and later became publicly traded.

List of the largest public / publicly traded companies

Below are the 100 largest companies by revenue in 2025 (mostly for fiscal year 2024), according to the Fortune 500 list.^[1]

Rank	Name	Industry	Revenue (USD millions)	Revenue growth	Employees	Headquarters
1	Walmart	Retail	680,985	5.1%	2,100,000	Bentonville, Arkansas
2	Amazon	Retail and cloud computing	637,959	11.0%	1,556,000	Seattle, Washington
3	UnitedHealth Group	Healthcare	400,278	7.7%	400,000	Minnetonka, Minnesota
4	Apple	Technology	391,035	2.0%	164,000	Cupertino, California
5	CVS Health	Healthcare	372,809	4.2%	259,500	Woonsocket, Rhode Island
6	Berkshire Hathaway	Conglomerate	371,433	1.9%	392,400	Omaha, Nebraska
7	Alphabet	Technology and cloud computing	350,018	13.9%	183,323	Mountain View, California
8	Exxon Mobil	Petroleum industry	349,595	1.5%	60,900	Spring, Texas
9	McKesson Corporation	Healthcare	308,951	11.7%	48,000	Irving, Texas
10	Cencora	Pharmacy wholesale	293,959	12.1%	44,000	Conshohocken, Pennsylvania
11	JPMorgan Chase	Financials	278,906	16.5%	317,233	New York City, New York
12	Costco Wholesale	Retail	254,453	5.0%	333,000	Issaquah, Washington
13	Cigna	Health insurance	247,121	26.6%	72,398	Bloomfield, Connecticut
14	Microsoft	Technology and cloud computing	245,122	15.7%	228,000	Redmond, Washington
15	Cardinal Health	Healthcare	226,827	10.6%	48,411	Dublin, Ohio
16	Chevron	Petroleum industry	202,792	0.9%	45,298	Houston, Texas
17	Bank of America	Financials	192,434	11.9%	213,193	Charlotte, North Carolina
18	General Motors	Automotive industry	187,442	9.1%	162,000	Detroit, Michigan
19	Ford Motor	Automotive industry	184,992	5.0%	171,000	Dearborn, Michigan
20	Elevance Health	Healthcare	177,011	3.3%	103,679	Indianapolis, Indiana
21	Citigroup	Financials	170,757	8.9%	227,855	New York City, New York
22	Meta Platforms	Technology	164,501	21.9%	74,067	Menlo Park, California
23	Centene	Healthcare	163,071	5.9%	60,500	St. Louis, Missouri
24	Home Depot	Retail	159,514	4.5%	470,100	Atlanta, Georgia
25	Fannie Mae	Financials	152,670	8.1%	8,200	Washington, D.C.
26	Walgreens Boots Alliance	Pharmaceutical industry	147,658	6.2%	252,500	Deerfield, Illinois
27	Kroger	Retail	147,123	-1.9%	409,000	Cincinnati, Ohio
28	Phillips 66	Petroleum industry	145,496	-2.9%	13,200	Houston, Texas
29	Marathon Petroleum	Petroleum industry	140,412	-6.6%	18,300	Findlay, Ohio
30	Verizon Communications	Telecommunications	134,788	0.6%	99,600	New York City, New York
31	Nvidia	Technology	130,497	114.2%	36,000	Santa Clara, California
32	Goldman Sachs Group	Financials	126,853	17.0%	46,500	New York City, New York
33	Wells Fargo	Financials	125,397	8.7%	217,502	San Francisco, California
34	Valero Energy	Petroleum industry	123,974	-10.8%	9,910	San Antonio, Texas
35	Comcast	Telecommunications	123,731	1.8%	182,000	Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
36	State Farm Insurance	Financials	122,951	18.0%	67,381	Bloomington, Illinois
37	AT&T	Conglomerate and telecommunications	122,336	-0.1%	140,990	Dallas, Texas
38	Freddie Mac	Financials	122,052	13.0%	8,090	McLean, Virginia
39	Humana	Health insurance	117,761	10.7%	65,680	Louisville, Kentucky
40	Morgan Stanley	Financials	107,285	11.5%	80,478	New York City, New York
41	Target	Retail	106,566	-0.8%	440,000	Minneapolis, Minnesota
42	StoneX Group	Financials	99,888	64.1%	4,500	New York City, New York
43	Tesla	Automotive and energy	97,690	0.9%	125,665	Austin, Texas
44	Dell Technologies	Technology	95,567	8.1%	108,000	Round Rock, Texas
45	PepsiCo	Beverage	91,854	0.4%	319,000	Purchase, New York
46	Walt Disney	Media	91,361	2.8%	205,040	Burbank, California
47	United Parcel Service	Transportation	91,070	0.1%	372,180	Atlanta, Georgia
48	Johnson & Johnson	Pharmaceutical industry	88,821	-6.7%	138,100	New Brunswick, New Jersey
49	FedEx	Transportation	87,693	-2.7%	422,100	Memphis, Tennessee
50	Archer Daniels Midland	Food industry	85,530	-8.9%	43,213	Chicago, Illinois
51	Procter & Gamble	Consumer products manufacturing	84,039	2.5%	108,000	Cincinnati, Ohio
52	Lowe's	Retail	83,674	-3.1%	215,500	Mooresville, North Carolina
53	Energy Transfer Partners	Petroleum industry	82,671	5.2%	16,248	Dallas, Texas
54	RTX	Aerospace and defense	80,739	17.1%	186,000	Arlington County, Virginia
55	Albertsons	Retail	79,238	2.0%	196,650	Boise, Idaho
56	Sysco	Food processing	78,844	3.3%	76,000	Houston, Texas
57	Progressive	Insurance	75,372	21.4%	66,308	Mayfield Village, Ohio
58	American Express	Financials	74,201	10.1%	75,100	New York City, New York
59	Lockheed Martin	Aerospace and defense	71,043	5.1%	121,000	Bethesda, Maryland
60	MetLife	Financials	70,986	6.1%	45,000	New York City, New York
61	HCA Healthcare	Healthcare	70,603	8.7%	271,000	Nashville, Tennessee
62	Prudential Financial	Financials	70,405	30.4%	37,936	Newark, New Jersey
63	Boeing	Aerospace and defense	66,517	-14.5%	172,000	Arlington County, Virginia
64	Caterpillar	Machinery	64,809	-3.4%	112,900	Irving, Texas
65	Merck	Pharmaceutical industry	64,168	6.7%	74,000	Kenilworth, New Jersey
66	Allstate	Insurance	64,106	12.3%	55,200	Northfield Township, Cook County, Illinois
67	Pfizer	Pharmaceutical industry	63,627	8.8%	81,000	New York City, New York
68	IBM	Technology and cloud computing	62,753	1.4%	284,500	Armonk, New York
69	New York Life Insurance Company	Insurance	62,639	15.3%	15,131	New York City, New York
70	Delta Air Lines	Airline	61,643	6.2%	103,000	Atlanta, Georgia
71	Publix Super Markets	Retail	60,177	4.6%	255,000	Lakeland, Florida
72	Nationwide Mutual Insurance Company	Financials	58,646	7.4%	22,453	Columbus, Ohio
73	TD Synnex	Information Technology	58,452	1.6%	25,750	Clearwater, Florida
74	United Airlines Holdings	Airline	57,063	6.2%	107,300	Chicago, Illinois
75	ConocoPhillips	Petroleum industry	56,953	-2.8%	11,800	Houston, Texas
76	TJX	Retail	56,360	4.0%	364,000	Framingham, Massachusetts
77	AbbVie	Pharmaceutical industry	56,334	3.7%	55,000	Lake Bluff, Illinois
78	Enterprise Products Partners	Petroleum industry	56,219	13.1%	7,800	Houston, Texas
79	Charter Communications	Telecommunications	55,085	0.9%	94,500	Stamford, Connecticut
80	Performance Food Group	Food processing	54,681	2.5%	36,815	Richmond, Virginia
81	American Airlines Group	Airline	54,211	2.7%	133,300	Fort Worth, Texas
82	Capital One Financial	Financials	53,938	9.0%	52,600	Tysons, Virginia
83	Cisco Systems	Telecom hardware manufacturing	53,803	-5.6%	90,400	San Jose, California
84	HP	Technology	53,559	-0.3%	58,000	Palo Alto, California
85	Tyson Foods	Food processing	53,309	0.8%	138,000	Springdale, Arkansas
86	Intel	Technology	53,101	-2.1%	108,900	Santa Clara, California
87	Oracle	Technology	52,961	6.0%	159,000	Austin, Texas
88	Broadcom	Technology	52,432	46.4%	37,000	Palo Alto, California
89	Deere	Agriculture manufacturing	51,716	-15.6%	55,524	Moline, Illinois
90	Nike	Apparel	51,361	0.3%	78,400	Beaverton, Oregon
91	Liberty Mutual Insurance Group	Insurance	50,429	-4.1%	40,000	Boston, Massachusetts
92	Plains GP Holdings	Petroleum industry	50,073	2.8%	4,200	Houston, Texas
93	USAA	Insurance	48,560	14.3%	38,018	San Antonio, Texas
94	Bristol-Myers Squibb	Pharmaceutical industry	48,300	7.3%	34,100	New York City, New York
95	Ingram Micro Holding	Technology	47,984	-0.1%	26,125	Irvine, California
96	General Dynamics	Aerospace and defense	47,716	12.9%	117,000	Reston, Virginia
97	Coca-Cola	Beverage	47,061	2.9%	69,700	Atlanta, Georgia
98	TIAA	Financials	46,946	2.6%	15,623	New York City, New York
99	Travelers	Insurance	46,423	12.2%	34,000	New York City, New York
100	Eli Lilly	Pharmaceutical industry	45,043	32.0%	47,000	Indianapolis, Indiana

List of largest private companies

Below are the 10 largest private companies by revenue in 2025 (mostly for fiscal year 2024), according to Forbes.^[2]

Rank	Name	Industry	Revenue (USD billions)	Employees	Headquarters
1	Cargill	Food industry	154	155,000	Minnetonka, Minnesota
2	Koch	Multicompany	125	120,000	Wichita, Kansas
3	Publix Super Markets	Food Markets	59.7	260,000	Lakeland, Florida
4	Mars	Food & Drink	55	150,000	McLean, Virginia
5	H-E-B Grocery Company	Food Markets	49.57	175,000	San Antonio, Texas
6	Reyes Holdings	Food, Drink & Tobacco	44	36,000	Rosemont, Illinois
7	Enterprise Mobility	Services	38	100,000	Clayton, Missouri
8	Fidelity Investments	Insurance	32.7	78,000	Boston, Massachusetts
9	Southern Glazer's Wine & Spirits	Food, Drink & Tobacco	25	24,000	Miramar, Florida
10	Cox Enterprises	Media	23.5	50,000	Atlanta, Georgia

List of companies by profit

The 10 most profitable companies in 2025 (for fiscal year 2024), according to the Fortune 500.^[3]

Rank	Name	Industry	Profits (USD millions)
1	Alphabet	Technology	100,118
2	Apple	Electronics	93,736
3	Berkshire Hathaway	Conglomerate	88,995
4	Microsoft	Technology	88,136
5	Nvidia	Technology	72,880
6	Meta Platforms	Technology	62,360
7	Amazon	Retail/Technology	59,248
8	JPMorgan Chase	Financials	58,471
9	ExxonMobil	Petroleum industry	33,680
10	Bank of America	Financials	27,132