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14 : IBM Corp.

Expanded Profile
Top 100 Revenue:	$1,043,902,072	Current Revenue Rank Historical Revenue
Defense revenue:	$450,538,225
Civilian revenue:	$593,363,847
2004 revenue:	$96.5 billion
2004 earnings :	$8.4 billion
2003 revenue:	$89.1 billion
2003 earnings:	$7.6 billion
Number of employees:	319,000
Headquarters:	Armonk, N.Y.
Web address:	www.ibm.com
President/CEO:	Samuel J. Palmisano, chairman and CEO
Head of gov't business:	Anne Altman, managing director, federal unit
Ticker:	NYSE: IBM
Lines of business:	Hardware, software, services, financing, research and technology
Major customers:	Defense Department, Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation and Homeland Security Department
Major contracts/projects:	IBM is one of four companies providing application development and maintenance, organizational and management support, data management and software process improvement to the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation.
Previous Profile:	2004

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