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• 8x8, Inc.8X88x8 sells cloud-based phone systems and customer communication software to businesses.
• 89bioPRIVATE89bio develops experimental drugs for liver and heart-related metabolic diseases.
• Agilent Technologies, Inc.AAgilent makes the tools and machines scientists use to measure, test, and analyze chemicals, medicines, and electronic parts.
• Alternative Access First Priority CLO Bond ETFAAAThis is an actively managed exchange-traded fund that invests in top-rated, first-priority debt from pools of corporate loans, passing the interest income through to investors.
• Goldman Sachs Physical Gold ETFAAAUThis fund sells shares that are backed by bars of physical gold, letting ordinary investors own gold without buying and storing the metal themselves.
• American Airlines Group Inc.AALAmerican Airlines flies people and cargo around the world on scheduled passenger flights and charges for tickets, baggage, and extras.
• Advance Auto Parts, Inc.AAPAdvance Auto Parts sells car parts and accessories to do-it-yourself drivers and professional repair shops.
• Apple Inc.AAPLApple sells iPhones, computers, and digital services, and takes a cut from the apps and subscriptions people buy on its devices.
• American Assets Trust, Inc.AATAmerican Assets Trust owns and runs shopping centers, office buildings, apartment complexes, and mixed-use properties, and it collects rent from the people and businesses that use them.
• AbbVie Inc.ABBVAbbVie is a drug company that invents and sells medicines, mostly for immune diseases, cancer, and other serious conditions.
• ABBYY Solutions Ltd.ABBYYABBYY sells AI software that reads, sorts, and understands documents and business processes for large organizations.
• Abeona Therapeutics Inc.ABEOAbeona Therapeutics develops gene and cell therapies for serious genetic diseases, including a newly approved treatment for a rare skin condition.
• Asbury Automotive Group, Inc.ABGAsbury Automotive Group sells new and used cars, fixes them, sells parts, and arranges loans and insurance for car buyers through a chain of dealerships.
• ABM Industries IncorporatedABMABM sells the everyday services that keep buildings clean, safe, and running, like janitorial work, electrical repairs, and parking.
• Airbnb, Inc.ABNBAirbnb runs an online marketplace where people rent out spare rooms, apartments, and homes to travelers, and it takes a cut of each booking.
• Abbott LaboratoriesABTAbbott makes medical devices, diagnostic tests, nutrition products, and generic medicines that hospitals and consumers use every day.
• Abacus Global Management, Inc.ABXAbacus buys life insurance policies from people who no longer want them and collects the payout when the person passes away.
• ACCO Brands CorporationACCOACCO Brands makes and sells everyday office and school products — think binders, staplers, and whiteboards — to schools, homes, and businesses.
• Archer Aviation Inc.ACHRArcher Aviation is building electric aircraft that take off and land vertically, like a helicopter, to carry passengers on short trips over traffic-congested cities.
• Albertsons Companies, Inc.ACIAlbertsons is a big American grocery store chain — it runs thousands of supermarkets and pharmacies, and sells food, medicine, and household goods to people who shop there.
• Axcelis Technologies, Inc.ACLSAxcelis builds the machines that chipmakers use to implant ions into silicon wafers, a key step in making computer chips.
• AECOMACMAECOM is a global engineering and consulting firm that designs and manages big infrastructure projects like highways, airports, water systems, and buildings.
• ACM Research, Inc.ACMRACM Research makes the machines that clean and prepare silicon wafers, the early step in turning raw silicon into computer chips.
• Enact Holdings, Inc.ACTEnact sells private mortgage insurance to lenders, protecting them from losses when borrowers default on their home loans.
• iShares MSCI ACWI ETFACWIIt is a fund that holds a broad basket of large and mid-sized stocks from developed and emerging markets, giving investors one simple way to own a slice of the global stock market.
• iShares MSCI ACWI ex U.S. ETFACWXIt is a fund that holds a big basket of stocks from companies outside the United States.
• Adobe Inc.ADBEAdobe sells the software people use to make and edit documents, photos, videos, and designs, and it also helps companies track and personalize their marketing.
• Agree Realty CorporationADCAgree Realty owns and operates net-leased retail properties across all 50 states.
• Analog Devices, Inc.ADIAnalog Devices makes the tiny chips that turn real-world signals like sound, temperature, and motion into digital data that computers can understand.
• Archer-Daniels-Midland CompanyADMADM buys, moves, and processes crops like corn, soybeans, and wheat, turning them into food ingredients, animal feed, and fuel for customers around the world.
• Automatic Data Processing, Inc.ADPADP handles payroll and HR paperwork for companies, making sure workers get paid correctly and on time.
• Adaptive Biotechnologies CorporationADPTAdaptive Biotechnologies sells tests and lab services that read the DNA of immune cells to help doctors track cancer and help researchers study the immune system.
• Autodesk, Inc.ADSKAutodesk sells software that architects, engineers, and filmmakers use to design buildings, machines, movies, and games.
• Addus HomeCare CorporationADUSAddus HomeCare provides personal care, hospice, and home health services to elderly, chronically ill, and disabled people, mostly paid for by government programs.
• Advantage Solutions Inc.ADVAdvantage Solutions provides outsourced sales, marketing, and merchandising services that help consumer goods brands get their products onto store shelves and sold to shoppers.
• Ameren CorporationAEEAmeren sells electricity and natural gas to homes and businesses in Missouri and Illinois.
• Advanced Energy Industries, Inc.AEISAdvanced Energy makes the precision power supplies and control systems that chip factories, data centers, and industrial machines rely on to run reliably.
• Aethlon Medical, Inc.AEMDAethlon Medical makes a blood-filtering device called the Hemopurifier that aims to remove viruses and harmful particles from the blood of cancer and infectious disease patients.
• American Eagle Outfitters, Inc.AEOAmerican Eagle sells jeans, clothing, accessories, and personal care products to young women and men, plus intimates and activewear through its Aerie brand.
• American Electric Power Company, Inc.AEPAmerican Electric Power makes and sells electricity to millions of homes and businesses across the middle of the United States.
• The AES CorporationAESAES builds and runs power plants and sells the electricity to utilities, big industrial customers, and people in 15 countries.
• Aflac IncorporatedAFLAflac sells supplemental health and life insurance that pays cash directly to people when they get sick or hurt.
• Affirm Holdings, Inc.AFRMAffirm lends shoppers money to buy things online and in stores, letting them pay in installments instead of all at once.
• AGCO CorporationAGCOAGCO builds and sells farm machinery — tractors, combines, sprayers and hay tools — under brands like Fendt, Massey Ferguson and Valtra, and sells precision-agriculture technology that helps farmers run their fields more efficiently.
• iShares Core U.S. Aggregate Bond ETFAGGIt is an exchange-traded fund that holds a huge basket of U.S. investment-grade bonds, letting ordinary investors own a slice of the entire bond market in one cheap purchase.
• agilon health, inc.AGLagilon health helps primary care doctors get paid to keep older patients healthy instead of just treating them when they get sick.
• American Healthcare REIT, Inc.AHRAmerican Healthcare REIT owns and operates healthcare real estate, mainly senior housing, skilled nursing facilities, and outpatient medical buildings, and earns money by collecting rent and sharing in the profits of the facilities it operates.
• American International Group, Inc.AIGAIG is a global insurance company that sells protection to people and businesses, from property and casualty coverage to life insurance and retirement products.
• AAR CORP.AIRAAR repairs and supplies parts for airplanes and also flies cargo and charter flights for the U.S. government and other customers.
• Applied Industrial Technologies, Inc.AITApplied Industrial Technologies sells the industrial parts, equipment, and repair services that factories and workshops need to keep their machines running.
• Apartment Investment and Management CompanyAIVAimco owns and manages apartment buildings in the U.S., earning rent from residents and fees from the properties it operates.
• Assurant, Inc.AIZAssurant sells protection plans and insurance that cover things like phones, homes, and cars, often bundled into purchases people already make.
• Arthur J. Gallagher & Co.AJGArthur J. Gallagher & Co. is an insurance broker that helps businesses find and buy insurance, and also handles their claims.
• Akamai Technologies, Inc.AKAMAkamai runs a global network of servers that helps websites and apps load fast and stay safe from attacks.
• Astera Labs, Inc.ALABAstera Labs makes chips and software that help move data quickly and reliably between the processors inside AI and cloud data centers.
• Albemarle CorporationALBAlbemarle is a specialty chemicals company that makes lithium for electric-car batteries, bromine products for flame retardants and other uses, and catalysts that help oil refiners turn crude oil into fuel.
• Alico, Inc.ALCOAlico owns and manages land in Florida, mostly growing citrus for juice makers and leasing out the rest for grazing, hunting, and other uses.
• Alamo Group Inc.ALGAlamo Group makes heavy-duty mowing, roadside maintenance, and vegetation-control machines sold mostly to governments and contractors.
• Align Technology, Inc.ALGNAlign Technology makes clear dental aligners and the scanners and software that dentists and orthodontists use to plan and deliver treatment.
• Align Technology, Inc.ALIGNAlign Technology makes clear dental braces and the scanning tools dentists use to plan and deliver them.
• The Allstate CorporationALLAllstate sells car and home insurance to people and businesses in North America and makes money from the premiums they pay.
• Ally Financial Inc.ALLYAlly is a digital bank that takes deposits and uses that money to make car loans, mortgages, and other loans, and it also runs a large car-financing business for dealers.
• Allient Inc.ALNTAllient designs and sells precision motion components and systems — motors, drives, and controls — for industrial, vehicle, medical, aerospace and defense customers.
• Alnylam Pharmaceuticals, Inc.ALNYAlnylam makes RNA-interference medicines that switch off disease-causing genes.
• Allison Transmission Holdings, Inc.ALSNAllison Transmission makes the heavy-duty automatic gearboxes that go into big trucks, buses, and military vehicles, and it also sells parts and services for them.
• AlTi Global, Inc.ALTIAlTi Global is a wealth and asset manager that also provides trust and family office services to wealthy families, foundations, and institutions around the world.
• Applied Materials, Inc.AMATApplied Materials builds the giant machines and systems that computer chip factories use to make chips.
• Ambarella, Inc.AMBAAmbarella designs low-power chips and software that let cameras and other devices understand what they see in real time.
• AMC Entertainment Holdings, Inc.AMCAMC owns and operates movie theaters where people go to watch films on the big screen.
• Advanced Micro Devices, Inc.AMDAMD designs computer chips — the brains inside data center servers, laptops, and game consoles — and sells them to the companies that build those machines.
• AMETEK, Inc.AMEAMETEK makes advanced instruments and electromechanical devices used in factories, aircraft, power plants, medical equipment, and process industries.
• Amgen Inc.AMGNAmgen makes and sells biologic medicines for serious diseases like cancer, kidney disease, and high cholesterol.
• American Homes 4 RentAMHAmerican Homes 4 Rent owns and rents out single-family houses across the United States, mostly to families who want a house rather than an apartment.
• Amkor Technology, Inc.AMKRAmkor packages and tests computer chips for other companies, turning fragile silicon wafers into finished parts that can go into phones, cars, and computers.
• AMN Healthcare Services, Inc.AMNAMN Healthcare helps hospitals and clinics fill jobs by providing temporary and permanent healthcare staff, and it also sells software and services that help them manage their workforce.
• Ameriprise Financial, Inc.AMPAmeriprise is a financial planning company that helps people save and invest for retirement, and it sells them advice, insurance, and money management along the way.
• American Shared Hospital ServicesAMSAmerican Shared Hospital Services owns and rents out advanced medical machines, mainly Gamma Knife radiosurgery equipment, to hospitals that use them to treat patients.
• American Superconductor CorporationAMSCAMSC makes power electronics and superconductor-based systems that help electric grids and large machines run more efficiently and reliably.
• AMERISAFE, Inc.AMSFAMERISAFE sells workers' compensation insurance to small and mid-sized employers in dangerous industries like construction, trucking, and logging.
• American Tower CorporationAMTAmerican Tower owns and rents out cell phone towers and data centers to wireless carriers and other companies that need space for their equipment.
• Amerant Bancorp Inc.AMTBAmerant is a bank that takes deposits and makes loans, mostly to people and businesses in Florida, and also sells wealth management and mortgage services.
• Amentum Holdings, Inc.AMTMAmentum is a government services contractor that provides engineering, technology, and environmental support to U.S. and allied agencies.
• American Well CorporationAMWLAmerican Well sells software and services that let people see a doctor by video or phone instead of going to a clinic in person.
• Amazon.com, Inc.AMZNAmazon sells almost everything you can buy online, runs a huge cloud-computing business, and makes money from ads and subscriptions too.
• AutoNation, Inc.ANAutoNation is one of America's largest car dealers, selling new and used vehicles and making most of its money from parts, repairs, and auto loans.
• Arista Networks, Inc.ANETArista builds the fast, reliable networking switches and software that giant data centers use to connect their computers.
• Anthropic, PBCANTAnthropic builds AI models that companies and people pay to use for writing, coding, and answering questions.
• Anthera Pharmaceuticals, Inc.ANTHAnthera Pharmaceuticals develops drugs to treat pancreatic and autoimmune diseases.
• A. O. Smith CorporationAOSA. O. Smith makes water heaters, boilers, and water treatment products for homes and businesses around the world.
• APA CorporationAPAAPA is an oil and gas company that finds, drills, and sells crude oil, natural gas, and natural gas liquids to energy markets.
• ARKO Petroleum Corp.APCARKO runs convenience stores and gas stations, selling fuel and snacks to drivers across the United States.
• Air Products and Chemicals, Inc.APDAir Products sells industrial gases like oxygen, nitrogen, and hydrogen to factories and refineries, and builds the large plants that make those gases.
• Amphenol CorporationAPHAmphenol makes the electronic connectors and cables that carry power and signals inside everything from phones and cars to data centers and fighter jets.
• Applied Digital CorporationAPLDApplied Digital builds and runs data centers that house the power-hungry computers behind artificial intelligence, cloud computing, and crypto mining.
• Apollo Global Management, Inc.APOApollo is a giant investment firm that manages money for pension funds and other institutions mostly by buying companies and lending money.
• AppLovin CorporationAPPAppLovin helps mobile app makers find users and make money from their apps, mostly through advertising software.
• AppFolio, Inc.APPFAppFolio sells cloud software that property managers use to run rentals, collect rent, and attract tenants.
• Appian CorporationAPPNAppian sells software that helps big organizations build their own custom business apps with little hand-written code.
• Digital Turbine, Inc.APPSDigital Turbine makes money by helping phone companies and app makers put apps and ads onto new smartphones, and by taking a cut of the money those apps and ads generate.
• Antero Resources CorporationARAntero Resources drills for natural gas, natural gas liquids, and oil in the Appalachian Basin of West Virginia and Ohio, then sells those fuels to utilities, power plants, and industrial buyers.
• Accuray IncorporatedARAYAccuray builds and sells radiation therapy machines that hospitals use to treat cancer patients.
• Ares Capital CorporationARCCAres Capital lends money to midsized businesses that are too small or too risky for a normal bank loan, and earns interest on those loans.
• Alexandria Real Estate Equities, Inc.AREAlexandria owns and rents out lab and office space in life science and technology hubs, collecting rent from the companies that work there.
• Ares Management CorporationARESAres Management is a big money manager that invests other people's money in loans, private companies, real estate, and infrastructure, and earns fees for doing it.
• Arhaus, Inc.ARHSArhaus sells furniture and home decor, mostly through its own stores and website.
• ARKO Corp.ARKOARKO runs convenience stores and sells fuel wholesale to independent dealers across the United States.
• AramarkARMKAramark is a services company that runs food, facilities, and uniform businesses for other organizations.
• Archrock, Inc.AROCArchrock rents and maintains natural gas compressors, the machines that keep gas moving through pipelines and out of wells.
• Arrow Financial CorporationAROWArrow Financial is a bank holding company that runs two community banks in upstate New York, taking deposits, making loans, and selling insurance.
• Arq, Inc.ARQArq turns coal waste and other carbon materials into activated carbon products used to clean water, air, and other industrial streams.
• Artelo Biosciences, Inc.ARTLArtelo Biosciences is a small biotech company that develops experimental drugs targeting the body's natural fat-like signaling molecules, called lipids, to treat cancer, pain, and related conditions.
• Artesian Resources CorporationARTNAArtesian Resources sells water and wastewater services to homes and businesses in Delaware and nearby states.
• Arrowhead Pharmaceuticals, Inc.ARWRArrowhead Pharmaceuticals invents tiny genetic medicines that switch off the genes causing serious diseases.
• Asana, Inc.ASANAsana makes software that helps teams organize projects, track tasks, and see who is doing what.
• Associated Banc-CorpASBAssociated Bank is a regional bank that takes deposits and makes loans for people and businesses, mostly in the Midwest.
• Ashland Inc.ASHAshland makes special chemicals that help products thicken, dissolve, stick together, or release in a controlled way.
• Ategrity Specialty Insurance Company HoldingsASICAtegrity sells specialty property and casualty insurance to small and medium-sized businesses in the United States, focusing on hard-to-place risks that mainstream insurers often avoid.
• Academy Sports and Outdoors, Inc.ASOAcademy Sports and Outdoors runs a chain of big sporting goods stores that sell equipment, apparel, and outdoor gear to families and casual athletes, mostly in the southern United States.
• Aspen Aerogels, Inc.ASPNAspen Aerogels makes a special super-thin insulation blanket that keeps heat in or out, and sells it mainly to energy and electric-car companies.
• Astec Industries, Inc.ASTEAstec Industries builds the heavy machinery — rock crushers, asphalt plants, and paving equipment — that companies use to turn raw stone into roads and buildings.
• AST SpaceMobile, Inc.ASTSAST SpaceMobile is building a network of giant satellites to give ordinary smartphones a direct signal from space, so people can call and text anywhere without a cell tower.
• Atmus Filtration Technologies Inc.ATMUAtmus makes the filters that keep engines, trucks, and heavy machines running clean.
• ATN International, Inc.ATNIATN International owns and runs telecom networks and solar power projects in hard-to-reach places, mostly rural America and the Caribbean.
• Atmos Energy CorporationATOAtmos Energy sells natural gas to homes and businesses and also stores and moves gas through pipelines.
• Avista CorporationAVAAvista is an electric and natural gas utility that delivers power and gas to homes and businesses, mostly in the Pacific Northwest.
• AeroVironment, Inc.AVAVAeroVironment makes small unmanned aircraft and tactical missile systems for military and government customers.
• Broadcom Inc.AVGOBroadcom designs the chips and infrastructure software that keep data centers, smartphones, and networks running.
• Aviat Networks, Inc.AVNWAviat Networks sells wireless gear—mostly microwave radios and private LTE/5G equipment—that telecom operators and private network owners use to move data without wires.
• Avantor, Inc.AVTRAvantor sells the lab supplies, chemicals, equipment, and services that scientists and manufacturers need to research, test, and make products.
• Avery Dennison CorporationAVYAvery Dennison makes the labels, packaging materials, tapes, and tracking tags that businesses stick on their products and use to move goods through supply chains.
• American Water Works Company, Inc.AWKAmerican Water is a big water utility that pumps drinking water into homes and businesses and treats the wastewater that flows back out, charging customers on their monthly bills.
• American States Water CompanyAWRIt sells water and operates water and electricity systems for towns, military bases, and businesses.
• Axos Financial, Inc.AXAxos Financial is an online-only bank that takes deposits and uses that money to make loans, mostly to small businesses and consumers.
• American Axle & Manufacturing Holdings, Inc.AXLAmerican Axle makes the metal parts that turn an engine's power into motion at the wheels of trucks, SUVs, cars, and commercial vehicles.
• Axon Enterprise, Inc.AXONAxon sells TASER stun guns, police body cameras, and cloud software that stores and organizes the video and evidence those cameras capture.
• American Express CompanyAXPAmerican Express is a payments company that issues its own charge and credit cards and runs the network that processes them.
• Axsome Therapeutics, Inc.AXSMAxsome Therapeutics develops and sells medicines that treat brain and central nervous system conditions like depression, migraine, and sleep disorders.
• AutoZone, Inc.AZOAutoZone sells car parts and accessories to people fixing their own cars and to professional repair shops.
• AZZ Inc.AZZAZZ sells metal coating and welding services that protect and connect the steel and aluminum that go into power grids, bridges, buildings, and industrial equipment.
• The Boeing CompanyBABoeing builds large airplanes for airlines and also makes defense and space hardware for governments.
• BAB, Inc.BABBBAB, Inc. franchises bagel and muffin shops and sells baked goods and coffee to its franchisees and customers.
• Bank of America CorporationBACIt is a giant American bank that takes deposits, lends money, and helps people and companies manage their money.
• Booz Allen Hamilton Holding CorporationBAHBooz Allen Hamilton is a consulting firm that helps the U.S. government, especially the military and intelligence agencies, solve hard problems in defense, security, and technology.
• Ball CorporationBALLBall makes aluminum beverage cans and other metal containers for drink, personal care, and household product companies.
• Brookfield Asset Management Ltd.BAM.TOBrookfield Asset Management invests other people's money in things like office towers, power plants, and pipelines, and earns fees for managing that money.
• Bandwidth Inc.BANDBandwidth sells the software and network connections that let other companies make phone calls and send text messages from their own apps.
• Banner CorporationBANRBanner Corporation is a bank holding company that makes money by taking deposits and lending them out at higher interest rates.
• Baxter International Inc.BAXBaxter makes hospital supplies and medical devices, like IV fluids, dialysis machines, and sterile packaging for drugs.
• JPMorgan BetaBuilders Emerging Markets Equity ETFBBEMIt is a passively managed exchange-traded fund that gives investors a simple, low-cost way to own a broad basket of large- and mid-sized companies in emerging markets around the world.
• JPMorgan BetaBuilders International Equity ETFBBINIt is an exchange-traded fund that gives investors a simple, low-cost way to own a basket of large and mid-sized company stocks from developed markets outside North America.
• BridgeBio Pharma, Inc.BBIOBridgeBio develops and sells medicines for rare genetic diseases, and earns money by selling drugs it has approved and by licensing its discoveries to larger partners.
• J.P. Morgan Exchange-Traded Fund Trust JPMorgan BetaBuilders U.S. Treasury Bond 20+ Year ETFBBLBThis fund owns a big basket of long-term U.S. government bonds, giving investors a simple way to hold Treasurys that mature in more than 20 years.
• BlackRock Taxable Municipal Bond TrustBBNIt is a closed-end fund that pools investor money to buy taxable municipal bonds, aiming to pay high monthly income.
• Brookfield Business CorporationBBUCIt buys and runs large industrial and business services companies, then tries to sell them later for a profit.
• Build-A-Bear Workshop, Inc.BBWBuild-A-Bear lets customers create their own stuffed animals in its workshops and sells the toys and accessories that go with them.
• Best Buy Co., Inc.BBYBest Buy is a big-box electronics retailer that sells phones, laptops, TVs, appliances, and gadgets, and makes most of its money selling those products plus services like installation and repair.
• Brunswick CorporationBCBrunswick makes boat engines and boats, and sells them to people and businesses around the world who want to have fun on the water.
• BioAtla, Inc.BCABBioAtla is a biotech company developing antibody drugs that are designed to activate only inside tumors, aiming to make cancer treatment more precise and less toxic.
• Bain Capital Specialty Finance, Inc.BCSFIt lends money to medium-sized companies and pays its investors most of the interest it collects.
• Belden Inc.BDCBelden makes the cables, connectors, and network equipment that keep factories, data centers, and broadcasters running.
• Becton, Dickinson and CompanyBDXBD makes the everyday medical supplies hospitals and clinics run on — needles, syringes, IV tubes, and diagnostic machines — and sells them by the billions.
• Bloom Energy CorporationBEBloom Energy builds refrigerator-sized fuel cell boxes that make electricity from natural gas or hydrogen, and sells them to companies and utilities that need reliable power.
• Beam Therapeutics Inc.BEAMBeam Therapeutics is a biotech company that is trying to cure diseases by rewriting tiny typos in a patient's DNA.
• Beam GlobalBEEMBeam Global sells solar-powered electric vehicle charging stations and battery storage systems to businesses and governments.
• Franklin Resources, Inc.BENFranklin Templeton is an investment manager that runs mutual funds, ETFs, and other portfolios for everyday savers, pensions, and wealthy clients, earning a fee based on the money it manages.
• BeneficientBENFBeneficient helps people who own stakes in private companies or funds turn those stakes into cash sooner than they normally could.
• Brookfield Renewable CorporationBEPCIt owns and operates power plants that make electricity from water, wind, and sunlight, then sells that electricity to utilities and businesses.
• Brookfield Renewable CorporationBEPC.TOBrookfield Renewable owns and runs hydroelectric dams, wind farms, solar plants and battery storage, then sells the electricity to utilities and big customers.
• Brown-Forman CorporationBF.BBrown-Forman makes and sells alcoholic drinks — most famously Jack Daniel's whiskey — and earns money by selling bottles to distributors and retailers around the world.
• Bread Financial Holdings, Inc.BFHBread Financial issues store-branded credit cards and savings products for shoppers and banks, earning most of its money from interest and fees on those card balances.
• Butterfly Network, Inc.BFLYButterfly Network makes a pocket-sized ultrasound scanner that plugs into a phone and uses computer chips instead of moving parts.
• Bunge Global SABGBunge buys, processes, and ships the grains and oils that become food, animal feed, and fuel.
• BGC Group, Inc.BGCBGC runs electronic marketplaces and brokerage desks that connect buyers and sellers of financial products, and it earns a fee when those trades happen.
• Biglari Holdings Inc.BHBiglari Holdings owns a mix of businesses, including Steak n Shake restaurants, an insurance company, oil and gas royalties, and media licensing, and invests the cash they generate.
• Bar Harbor BanksharesBHBBar Harbor Bankshares is a community bank holding company that takes deposits, makes loans, and provides trust and investment services to people and businesses in Northern New England.
• BlackRock Core Bond TrustBHKIt is a closed-end fund that pools investor money to buy investment-grade U.S. bonds and pays out the income.
• Berkshire Hills Bancorp, Inc.BHLBBerkshire Hills Bancorp is a regional bank that takes deposits and makes loans, and also sells insurance and wealth management services.
• Commerce.com, Inc.BIGCBigCommerce sells software that lets businesses build and run online stores.
• Biogen Inc.BIIBBiogen makes and sells medicines for brain and nerve diseases.
• BILL Holdings, Inc.BILLBILL sells software that helps small and mid-sized businesses pay bills, send invoices, and manage their money.
• Bio-Rad Laboratories, Inc.BIOBio-Rad makes laboratory instruments, chemicals, and diagnostic test systems used by scientists and hospitals to study biology and detect disease.
• Smartbird, Inc.BIRDAllbirds makes and sells comfortable shoes and clothes, mostly made from natural materials like merino wool, for men and women.
• ProShares Bitcoin ETFBITOIt is an exchange-traded fund that gives investors a way to bet on bitcoin's price through regulated futures contracts.
• BJ's Wholesale Club Holdings, Inc.BJBJ's runs membership warehouse clubs where people pay a yearly fee to buy groceries and household goods in bulk at low prices.
• Brookdale Senior Living Inc.BKDBrookdale runs assisted living and memory care communities where older people live and get daily help.
• Booking Holdings Inc.BKNGBooking Holdings runs online travel websites that let people book hotels, flights, and restaurants, and it earns commissions and advertising fees from the businesses listed on those sites.
• Baker Hughes CompanyBKRBaker Hughes sells the tools, equipment, and services that oil, gas, and industrial companies need to find and produce energy, and increasingly sells technology for cleaner energy and industrial operations too.
• BankUnited, Inc.BKUBankUnited is a bank that takes deposits from customers and lends that money out as loans, mainly to small and mid-sized businesses.
• BlackLine, Inc.BLBlackLine makes cloud software that helps finance teams close the books, reconcile accounts, and keep the numbers straight at the end of each month.
• Blue Bird CorporationBLBDBlue Bird builds the yellow school buses that carry millions of kids to school every day, and it also sells buses to shuttle services and transit fleets.
• Blade Air Mobility, Inc.BLDEBlade sells seats on short helicopter and small-plane flights and moves donor organs for hospitals.
• Builders FirstSource, Inc.BLDRBuilders FirstSource supplies and installs the wood, trusses, windows, doors and other basic parts that go into new American homes.
• BlackRock, Inc.BLKBlackRock is the world's largest money manager, running investment funds and portfolios for people and institutions and earning a fee based on the money it oversees.
• Bloomin' Brands, Inc.BLMNBloomin' Brands owns and runs casual restaurant chains like Outback Steakhouse.
• Blink Charging Co.BLNKBlink Charging builds and runs electric car charging stations and makes money when drivers plug in.
• Nicholas Crypto Income ETFBLOXIt is a fund that holds a mix of crypto-related stocks and pays out income to investors.
• Bumble Inc.BMBLBumble runs a dating app where women typically make the first move, plus a friendship app and a networking app, and it makes money from subscriptions and in-app purchases.
• BlackRock Health Sciences Term TrustBMEZThis is a closed-end fund that invests in health sciences companies to earn income and total return for its shareholders.
• BioMarin Pharmaceutical Inc.BMRNBioMarin is a biotech company that makes and sells expensive, specialized medicines for rare genetic diseases.
• Bristol-Myers Squibb CompanyBMYBristol-Myers Squibb invents and sells prescription medicines, mainly for cancer and heart disease.
• BNB Standard CorporationBNBBNB Standard runs a digital asset treasury built around the BNB token for institutions, while also selling industrial climate control systems and vape products.
• Barnes & Noble Education, Inc.BNEDBarnes & Noble Education runs college bookstores and sells textbooks, course materials, and digital learning tools to students and schools.
• The Bank of New York Mellon CorporationBNYIt is a giant bank that safely holds other people's money and investments and moves trillions of dollars around the world for big institutions.
• Boston Omaha CorporationBOCBoston Omaha owns billboards, insurance businesses, and a stake in a fiber internet company.
• Bank of Hawaii CorporationBOHBank of Hawaii is a regional bank that takes deposits, makes loans, and manages money for people, businesses, and governments across Hawaii and the Pacific Islands.
• Bolt Biotherapeutics, Inc.BOLTBolt Biotherapeutics is a clinical-stage cancer drug developer building therapies that combine antibodies with immune-boosting payloads to attack tumors.
• Booking Holdings Inc.BOOK.ASBooking Holdings runs the world's biggest online travel agency, helping people book hotels, flights, and rental cars through websites like Booking.com, Priceline, and Kayak.
• DMC Global Inc.BOOMDMC Global owns a handful of industrial businesses that make specialized parts and products for the energy, construction, and industrial markets.
• RoboStrategy, Inc.BOTRoboStrategy sells automated trading software to investors, basically robots that trade stocks for you.
• Bowhead Specialty Holdings Inc.BOWBowhead Specialty is a specialty insurance company that sells liability insurance to businesses that mainstream insurers often find too complicated or risky to handle.
• Broadridge Financial Solutions, Inc.BRBroadridge runs the behind-the-scenes plumbing that handles investor communications and trade processing for banks, brokers, and public companies.
• Brady CorporationBRCBrady makes the labels, signs, and safety gear that factories, hospitals, and utilities use to identify things and keep people safe.
• BRC Inc.BRCCBlack Rifle Coffee sells coffee, energy drinks, apparel, and gear to consumers and wholesale, with a brand built around military and firearms culture.
• Berkshire Hathaway Inc.BRK.ABerkshire Hathaway owns a huge collection of businesses and holds a massive stock portfolio, collecting cash from insurance and using it to buy more companies and investments.
• Berkshire Hathaway Inc.BRK.BBerkshire Hathaway owns a huge collection of businesses — from insurance to railroads to candy — and uses the cash they generate to buy more businesses and stocks.
• Brown & Brown, Inc.BROBrown & Brown is an insurance brokerage that sells and arranges insurance for businesses and individuals, earning commissions from insurers rather than taking on the risk itself.
• Dutch Bros Inc.BROSDutch Bros sells coffee, energy drinks, and other drinks through drive-thru stands.
• Brady CorporationBRVBrady makes labels, signs, and safety products that help factories, hospitals, and utilities identify equipment and keep workers safe.
• Brixmor Property Group Inc.BRXBrixmor owns and operates open-air shopping centers anchored by grocery stores, renting space to retailers big and small.
• Bassett Furniture Industries, IncorporatedBSETBassett makes and sells home furniture like sofas and tables, both through its own stores and through other furniture retailers.
• Black Stone Minerals, L.P.BSMBlack Stone Minerals owns oil and gas mineral rights and collects royalty payments when energy companies drill on that land.
• Bank7 Corp.BSVNBank7 is a small, fast-growing bank that takes deposits and makes loans, mostly to businesses in Oklahoma, Texas, and Kansas.
• Boston Scientific CorporationBSXBoston Scientific makes medical devices — like stents, pacemakers, and heart valves — that doctors use to treat patients from the inside out.
• Bentley Systems, IncorporatedBSYBentley Systems makes software that engineers and construction firms use to design, build, and manage large physical projects like roads, bridges, water systems, and factories.
• Bit Digital, Inc.BTBTBit Digital runs data centers that power artificial intelligence computing and also mines bitcoin.
• NEOS Bitcoin High Income ETFBTCIIt is an exchange-traded fund that holds bitcoin investments and sells call options on them to generate monthly income for investors.
• BlackRock Municipal 2030 Target Term TrustBTTIt is a closed-end fund that invests in tax-free municipal bonds and aims to return a set amount of money to investors when it winds down around 2030.
• Webull CorporationBULLWebull runs a low-cost trading app where everyday investors can buy stocks, options, and other assets and learn about the markets.
• Burlington Stores, Inc.BURLBurlington Stores is a discount retailer that sells brand-name clothing, shoes, and home goods at prices lower than regular department stores.
• First Busey CorporationBUSEFirst Busey is a bank holding company that makes money by taking deposits and lending them out, plus earning fees from wealth management and payment services.
• BorgWarner Inc.BWABorgWarner makes the parts that help car engines, transmissions, and electric motors run cleaner and more efficiently.
• The Baldwin Insurance Group, Inc.BWINBaldwin is an insurance brokerage that helps businesses and individuals find and manage insurance coverage.
• Blackstone Inc.BXBlackstone is an investment firm that pools money from pension funds, endowments, and wealthy individuals and invests it in real estate, private companies, credit, and other assets on their behalf.
• BXP, Inc.BXPBXP owns, develops, and manages high-end office buildings in major U.S. cities and collects rent from the companies that work in them.
• Beyond Meat, Inc.BYNDBeyond Meat makes plant-based meat substitutes that look and cook like real meat, and sells them in grocery stores and restaurants.
• Beyond, Inc.BYONBeyond runs online shopping websites — Overstock, Bed Bath & Beyond, and buybuy BABY — that sell furniture, home goods, and baby products to consumers.
• Citigroup Inc.CCitigroup is a global bank that moves money around the world, lends to people and businesses, and helps big companies manage their finances.
• Cabaletta Bio, Inc.CABACabaletta Bio is a clinical-stage biotech company developing engineered T cell therapies to treat autoimmune diseases.
• Cable One, Inc.CABOCable One sells internet, cable TV, and phone service to homes and businesses in smaller cities and rural towns across America.
• Camden National CorporationCACCamden National is a community bank that takes deposits and makes loans to people, small businesses, towns, and nonprofits, mostly in Maine.
• Credit Acceptance CorporationCACCIt lends money to people with poor credit so they can buy used cars, working through car dealers across the country.
• Conagra Brands, Inc.CAGConagra Brands sells packaged food you probably already have in your kitchen, from frozen dinners to shelf-stable staples, under brands like Healthy Choice, Slim Jim, and Duncan Hines.
• Cardinal Health, Inc.CAHCardinal Health buys medicines and medical supplies from manufacturers and delivers them to pharmacies, hospitals, and clinics.
• Caris Life Sciences, Inc.CAICaris Life Sciences runs lab tests on cancer tumors to help doctors pick the right treatment for each patient.
• The Cheesecake Factory IncorporatedCAKEIt runs restaurants and sells cheesecake to grocery stores.
• Cal-Maine Foods, Inc.CALMCal-Maine sells eggs — lots and lots of plain, everyday shell eggs.
• CarGurus, Inc.CARGCarGurus runs an online car-shopping marketplace that connects people looking to buy cars with dealers, and also sells software and digital ads to those dealers.
• Carrier Global CorporationCARRCarrier sells heating, cooling, and refrigeration equipment and services that keep homes, offices, and cargo comfortable and cold.
• Cars.com, Inc.CARSCars.com runs a website and apps where people shop for cars and dealers pay to list their inventory and reach buyers.
• Maplebear Inc.CARTInstacart is an online grocery shopping and delivery platform that lets people order groceries from local stores and have a shopper deliver them to their door.
• Casey's General Stores, Inc.CASYCasey's runs a chain of convenience stores, mostly in small towns across the American Midwest and South, selling gas, snacks, drinks, and its own freshly made pizza.
• Caterpillar Inc.CATCaterpillar builds the heavy machines — excavators, bulldozers, and mining trucks — that dig, lift, and move the physical world.
• CAVA Group, Inc.CAVACAVA runs fast-casual Mediterranean restaurants that serve bowls, pitas, and dips to hungry customers.
• Cboe Global Markets, Inc.CBOECboe runs stock and options exchanges where investors buy and sell financial contracts, and it sells the data and tools that support that trading.
• CBRE Group, Inc.CBRECBRE manages, leases, and invests in commercial real estate for building owners and big companies.
• Cerebras Systems Inc.CBRSCerebras builds enormous computer chips designed to train artificial intelligence models faster and more simply than the standard hardware used today.
• Commerce Bancshares, Inc.CBSHIt is a bank that takes deposits and lends money to people and businesses.
• Cabot CorporationCBTCabot makes specialty chemicals and materials — mainly carbon black, fumed metal oxides, aerogel, and battery materials — that go into tires, plastics, inks, and increasingly electric-vehicle batteries.
• The Chemours CompanyCCChemours makes specialty chemicals used in everything from refrigerants and plastics to paint pigments and battery materials.
• Crown Castle Inc.CCICrown Castle owns and rents out cell towers and other signal infrastructure that wireless carriers and businesses need to connect phones and devices.
• Crown Holdings, Inc.CCKCrown Holdings makes metal packaging — beverage cans, food cans, and closures — for consumer goods companies around the world.
• Carnival Corporation & plcCCLCarnival is the world's largest cruise company, selling vacation trips on its ships to millions of passengers every year.
• CareCloud, Inc.CCLDCareCloud sells cloud software and services that help doctors' offices run their practice, manage patient records, and get paid by insurers.
• Cogent Communications Holdings, Inc.CCOICogent is an internet service provider that sells fast, cheap internet connections to businesses, other internet providers, and data centers.
• Coeur Mining, Inc.CDECoeur Mining digs up silver and gold from mines and sells it to metal buyers around the world.
• CareDx, Inc.CDNACareDx sells blood tests and software that help doctors monitor transplant patients and catch signs of organ rejection early.
• Cadence Design Systems, Inc.CDNSCadence sells software and design tools that engineers use to design computer chips and electronic systems.
• CDW CorporationCDWCDW sells computers, software, and technology services to businesses, governments, schools, and hospitals.
• Codexis, Inc.CDXSCodexis sells engineered enzymes and technology to pharmaceutical companies to help them manufacture medicines more efficiently.
• CEA Industries Inc.CEACEA Industries builds and sells the climate control and growing systems that indoor farms need to grow plants year-round.
• Constellation Energy CorporationCEGConstellation Energy runs the largest fleet of nuclear power plants in America and sells that electricity to homes, businesses, and data centers.
• Celsius Holdings, Inc.CELHCelsius sells fizzy fitness energy drinks that people buy to boost metabolism and workout performance.
• Capstone Energy+, Inc.CEPLCapstone Energy+ is an energy company that builds and operates power projects and sells electricity and related services to utilities and large customers.
• CF Industries Holdings, Inc.CFCF Industries makes and sells nitrogen fertilizer, the stuff farmers spread on fields to help crops grow.
• Citizens Financial Group, Inc.CFGIt is a traditional bank that takes deposits from people and businesses and lends that money back out as loans, earning the difference in interest.
• Cullen/Frost Bankers, Inc.CFRIt is a Texas bank that takes deposits and makes loans to people and businesses.
• The Carlyle Group Inc.CGCarlyle is a big investing firm that pools money from pensions, endowments, and wealthy people, buys or lends to companies and real estate, and collects fees for managing that money.
• Church & Dwight Co., Inc.CHDChurch & Dwight makes and sells everyday household and personal care products, from baking soda to condoms.
• Churchill Downs IncorporatedCHDNIt runs horse racetracks, casinos, and online betting, making money when people gamble and watch races.
• Chegg, Inc.CHGGChegg sells homework help and study tools to students, mostly through a subscription to its website and app.
• Choice Hotels International, Inc.CHHChoice Hotels is a hotel company that lets independent hotel owners use its brand names and booking systems in exchange for fees.
• Chemung Financial CorporationCHMGChemung Financial is a small bank holding company that takes deposits, makes loans, and manages money for people and businesses in upstate New York.
• ChargePoint Holdings, Inc.CHPTChargePoint sells and runs electric vehicle charging stations and the software that manages them for businesses, fleets, and homeowners.
• Chord Energy CorporationCHRDChord Energy is an oil and gas producer that pumps crude oil, natural gas liquids, and natural gas out of the ground and sells them to refiners and other buyers.
• C.H. Robinson Worldwide, Inc.CHRWC.H. Robinson is a freight broker that connects companies that need to ship goods with truckers and other carriers who move them.
• Charter Communications, Inc.CHTRCharter is a big American cable and internet company that sells broadband, TV, and phone service to homes and businesses.
• Chewy, Inc.CHWYChewy is an online pet store that sells food, supplies, and medicine for dogs, cats, fish, birds, and other animals, mostly through a subscription service that delivers repeat orders.
• Chime Financial, Inc.CHYMChime is a digital bank that makes money mostly from the swipe fees banks collect when customers use their debit cards.
• The Cigna GroupCICigna sells health insurance and runs a pharmacy benefits business that manages drug costs for employers and insurers.
• Ciena CorporationCIENCiena builds the optical networking equipment and software that telecommunications carriers and internet companies use to move huge amounts of data over fiber-optic cables.
• Cipher Digital Inc.CIFRCipher Digital builds and runs large data centers that mine bitcoin and host computing power for other companies.
• Cincinnati Financial CorporationCINFCincinnati Financial sells property and casualty insurance to businesses, homeowners, and drivers through independent insurance agencies.
• Colgate-Palmolive CompanyCLColgate-Palmolive makes everyday household and personal care products like toothpaste, soap, and cleaning supplies, and sells them to people all over the world.
• Clarus CorporationCLARClarus makes and sells outdoor gear — climbing hardware, skis, and roof racks — to people who play outside.
• Core Laboratories Inc.CLBCore Laboratories tests and studies rock and oil samples for energy companies so they can figure out how much oil and gas is underground and how to get it out.
• Celldex Therapeutics, Inc.CLDXCelldex Therapeutics develops antibody-based medicines for severe inflammatory, allergic, and autoimmune diseases.
• Clean Harbors, Inc.CLHClean Harbors safely collects, treats, and disposes of hazardous waste and responds to environmental emergencies for industrial and commercial customers.
• Clover Health Investments, Corp.CLOVClover Health sells Medicare Advantage health insurance plans and uses its own software to help doctors catch and treat illnesses earlier.
• CleanSpark, Inc.CLSKCleanSpark runs large data centers that mine Bitcoin, earning money by solving cryptographic puzzles that secure the network.
• The Clorox CompanyCLXClorox sells household cleaning products, bleach, and other consumer brands like Glad trash bags and Hidden Valley ranch dressing.
• Columbus McKinnon CorporationCMCOColumbus McKinnon makes the hoists, cranes, and lifting gear that factories, warehouses, and construction sites use to move heavy things safely.
• Comcast CorporationCMCSAComcast sells internet, cable TV, mobile phone service, and owns NBCUniversal's TV channels, movies, and theme parks.
• CME Group Inc.CMECME Group runs the marketplaces where people buy and sell contracts that rise or fall with things like interest rates, stock indexes, oil, and currencies.
• Chipotle Mexican Grill, Inc.CMGChipotle runs fast-casual restaurants that sell burritos, bowls, tacos, and salads made with fresh ingredients.
• Cummins Inc.CMICummins builds the engines and power equipment that keep trucks, buses, generators, and industrial machines running, and it sells the parts and service to keep them going.
• CMS Energy CorporationCMSCMS Energy is a Michigan utility company that delivers electricity and natural gas to homes and businesses, and also runs wholesale power plants.
• Comtech Telecommunications Corp.CMTLComtech builds the satellite and radio gear that lets soldiers, emergency crews, and phone carriers stay connected when normal networks fail or don't reach.
• CNA Financial CorporationCNACNA sells property and casualty insurance to businesses, protecting them from risks like lawsuits, accidents, and damage.
• Centene CorporationCNCCentene is a health insurer that mostly manages government-funded health plans for low-income families, older people, and other vulnerable groups.
• CNO Financial Group, Inc.CNOCNO sells life and health insurance and annuities to middle-income Americans, mainly people nearing or in retirement.
• ConnectOne Bancorp, Inc.CNOBConnectOne Bancorp is the holding company for ConnectOne Bank, which takes deposits and makes loans to small and mid-sized businesses, professionals, and individuals.
• CenterPoint Energy, Inc.CNPCenterPoint Energy delivers electricity and natural gas to millions of homes and businesses, mostly in Texas.
• CNX Resources CorporationCNXCNX Resources produces natural gas from the Appalachian Basin and sells it to gas wholesalers.
• Concentrix CorporationCNXCConcentrix runs customer service and business operations for other companies, handling their support calls, chats, and back-office work.
• The Vita Coco Company, Inc.COCOIt sells coconut water and other coconut-based drinks to grocery stores and everyday shoppers.
• Capital One Financial CorporationCOFCapital One is a bank that makes most of its money from credit cards, and also offers consumer banking, auto loans, and commercial lending.
• Coherent Corp.COHRCoherent makes lasers, optical transceivers, and advanced materials that power everything from internet data centers to factory cutting tools.
• Cohu, Inc.COHUCohu makes the machines and test gear that chipmakers use to check whether their chips work before shipping them.
• Coinbase Global, Inc.COINCoinbase runs a large online marketplace where people and institutions buy, sell, and store cryptocurrencies, and it earns most of its money from the fees on those trades.
• Coca-Cola Consolidated, Inc.COKECoca-Cola Consolidated bottles, cans, and delivers Coca-Cola and other drinks to stores, restaurants, and vending machines across much of America.
• Americold Realty Trust, Inc.COLDAmericold owns and operates temperature-controlled warehouses that keep food frozen or chilled as it moves from farms and factories to grocery stores and restaurants.
• Columbia Sportswear CompanyCOLMColumbia Sportswear makes and sells outdoor clothing, shoes, and gear for hiking, skiing, fishing, and everyday wear.
• Compass, Inc.COMPCompass is a real estate brokerage that uses its own technology platform to help agents buy and sell homes.
• Concentra Group Holdings Parent, Inc.CONConcentra runs walk-in occupational health clinics that treat workplace injuries and handle drug tests and physicals for employers and their workers.
• YieldMax COIN Option Income Strategy ETFCONYIt is an exchange-traded fund that gives investors monthly income by selling options tied to Coinbase stock, without owning the shares outright.
• The Cooper Companies, Inc.COOCooperCompanies makes contact lenses and women's health and fertility products, selling them to eye doctors and surgical customers around the world.
• ConocoPhillipsCOPConocoPhillips pumps oil and gas out of the ground around the world and sells it to refineries, utilities, and other buyers.
• Cencora, Inc.CORCencora is a middleman that buys medicines and healthcare products from drugmakers and delivers them to pharmacies, hospitals, and doctors around the world.
• Core Scientific, Inc.CORZCore Scientific runs big data centers that power bitcoin mining and rent space to AI and high-performance computing customers.
• Costco Wholesale CorporationCOSTCostco runs members-only warehouse stores where people buy groceries, electronics, and household goods in bulk at low prices.
• Coty Inc.COTYCoty sells branded beauty products — fragrances, makeup, and skin and body care — to consumers around the world.
• Coursera, Inc.COURCoursera sells online courses, certificates, and degrees from universities and companies to individual learners, businesses, governments, and schools.
• Corpay, Inc.CPAYCorpay helps businesses pay bills, manage expenses, and move money across borders through corporate cards, payment systems, and foreign exchange services.
• The Campbell's CompanyCPBCampbell's sells canned soup, sauces, and snacks that people keep in their kitchens and lunchboxes.
• Coupang, Inc.CPNGCoupang is an online store that sells and delivers everyday goods to customers in South Korea, often within hours or by the next morning.
• Copart, Inc.CPRTCopart runs giant online auctions where insurers sell wrecked and stolen-recovered cars to rebuilders and resellers.
• Consumer Portfolio Services, Inc.CPSSConsumer Portfolio Services buys auto loans made to people with damaged credit and collects the payments.
• Camden Property TrustCPTCamden Property Trust owns and operates apartment buildings across the United States and earns money mainly by renting out homes to tenants.
• Crane CompanyCRCrane makes the industrial parts that control and move fluids — valves, pumps, and related gear — for factories, power plants, and aerospace customers.
• CRA International, Inc.CRAICRA is a consulting firm that provides economic, financial, and management expertise to corporations, law firms, and governments.
• Circle Internet Group, Inc.CRCLCircle issues the USDC stablecoin and earns money mainly from the cash and Treasuries backing it.
• Cricut, Inc.CRCTCricut makes computer-controlled cutting machines and the software and materials that go with them, so people can cut, draw, and press designs onto paper, vinyl, fabric, and other materials at home.
• Credo Technology Group Holding LtdCRDOCredo makes the tiny, fast, and power-efficient chips and cables that move data inside AI data centers.
• Carter's, Inc.CRICarter's makes and sells baby and kids clothes, mostly under its own brands.
• Charles River Laboratories International, Inc.CRLCharles River Laboratories is a contract research company that helps drugmakers test whether new medicines are safe and effective before they reach patients.
• Salesforce, Inc.CRMSalesforce sells cloud software that helps businesses track customers, close sales, and manage support, and it now pitches itself as a place where companies can safely bring artificial intelligence into their daily work.
• Crocs, Inc.CROXCrocs makes and sells the famous clog-style shoes with holes in them, plus a few other casual footwear brands.
• Corsair Gaming, Inc.CRSRCorsair builds gaming gear like keyboards, mice, and memory chips, plus the streaming equipment and software that go with them.
• CrowdStrike Holdings, Inc.CRWDCrowdStrike sells cloud-based software that helps companies detect and stop cyberattacks on their computers and networks.
• CoreWeave, Inc.CRWVCoreWeave rents out warehouses full of Nvidia AI chips to companies that need huge computing power.
• Champions Oncology, Inc.CSBRChampions Oncology grows human tumors in mice and sells the resulting data to drug companies and doctors to help figure out which cancer treatments are likely to work.
• Cisco Systems, Inc.CSCOCisco sells the networking gear and software that keeps the internet, offices, and data centers connected and secure.
• CoStar Group, Inc.CSGPCoStar Group runs the big online marketplaces and data services that people use to buy, sell, lease, and research commercial and residential real estate.
• CSX CorporationCSXCSX runs freight trains that haul goods like coal, chemicals, cars, and shipping containers across the eastern United States and into Canada.
• Cintas CorporationCTASCintas rents and launders uniforms, floor mats, and other supplies that businesses need to keep their workplaces clean and their workers looking sharp.
• CytomX Therapeutics, Inc.CTMXCytomX Therapeutics develops "masked" cancer drugs that stay inactive until they reach a tumor, aiming to hit cancer harder while sparing healthy tissue.
• Cognizant Technology Solutions CorporationCTSHCognizant runs other companies' technology and back-office work for them, from building software to handling customer service and claims processing.
• Corteva, Inc.CTVACorteva sells seeds and crop-protection chemicals to farmers, helping them grow more food and defend it from weeds, bugs, and disease.
• CubeSmartCUBECubeSmart owns and rents out self-storage units where people park their extra stuff.
• CVB Financial Corp.CVBFCVB Financial is a bank holding company whose main bank takes deposits and makes loans to small and mid-sized businesses and individuals in California.
• Civeo CorporationCVEOCiveo builds and runs housing camps for workers in remote mining, energy, and infrastructure sites.
• Commercial Vehicle Group, Inc.CVGICommercial Vehicle Group makes the seats, dashboards, wiring, and trim that go into commercial trucks, buses, and electric vehicles.
• Carvana Co.CVNACarvana buys used cars, reconditions them, and sells them to people online, delivering the car to their door.
• CVS Health CorporationCVSCVS Health runs pharmacies, a pharmacy benefits manager, and a health insurance company.
• CVD Equipment CorporationCVVCVD Equipment builds the specialized machines and furnaces that other companies use to coat, purify, and grow advanced materials for chips, aerospace, and clean energy.
• Chevron CorporationCVXChevron is a big oil and gas company that pumps crude oil and natural gas, turns them into fuels and products, and sells them around the world.
• Clearway Energy, Inc.CWENClearway Energy owns and operates power plants, mostly wind and solar farms, and sells the electricity they produce under long-term contracts.
• SPDR MSCI ACWI ex-US ETFCWIIt is an exchange-traded fund that lets investors own a broad basket of large and mid-sized stocks from developed and emerging markets outside the United States.
• Cushman & Wakefield LimitedCWKCushman & Wakefield is a global real estate services firm that helps companies and property owners lease, manage, value, and sell buildings.
• California Water Service GroupCWTCalifornia Water Service Group is a utility that pumps, treats, and delivers drinking water to homes and businesses in California and a few other states, and charges them on their monthly bills.
• Sprinklr, Inc.CXMSprinklr sells software that helps big companies listen to, respond to, and advertise to customers across social media and other digital channels.
• Community Health Systems, Inc.CYHCommunity Health Systems owns and runs hospitals that treat patients and get paid by insurance companies and government programs.
• Caesars Entertainment, Inc.CZRCaesars runs casinos, hotels, and online betting, earning money from gambling, room bookings, food, entertainment, and fees.
• Dominion Energy, Inc.DDominion Energy is a big utility that makes and sells electricity and gas to millions of homes and businesses, mostly in Virginia and South Carolina.
• Delta Air Lines, Inc.DALDelta Air Lines is a major airline that flies passengers and cargo around the world.
• Dana IncorporatedDANDana makes the parts that let vehicles move and stop, selling axles, driveshafts, and drivetrain systems to car and truck makers.
• Darling Ingredients Inc.DARDarling Ingredients takes food and animal byproducts that would otherwise be thrown away and turns them into valuable ingredients like animal feed, pet food, and renewable fuel.
• DoorDash, Inc.DASHDoorDash runs an app that connects hungry people with local restaurants and stores, then delivers the food and goods to their doors.
• Diebold Nixdorf, IncorporatedDBDDiebold Nixdorf makes and services ATMs and the checkout systems and software that banks and stores run on.
• Xtrackers MSCI Germany Hedged Equity ETFDBGRIt is an exchange-traded fund that lets investors own a basket of large German stocks while protecting them from swings in the dollar-to-euro exchange rate.
• Invesco DB Precious Metals FundDBPIt is an exchange-traded fund that gives investors exposure to precious metals like gold and silver through futures contracts.
• DigitalBridge Group, Inc.DBRGDigitalBridge manages money for institutional investors by buying and running the physical infrastructure of the internet, like data centers, cell towers, and fiber networks.
• Dropbox, Inc.DBXDropbox sells cloud storage and file-sharing software that lets people and businesses keep their files in one place and access them from anywhere.
• Ducommun IncorporatedDCODucommun makes small but critical metal and electronic parts that go into airplanes, missiles, and spacecraft.
• Dime Commercial Bancshares, Inc.DCOMDime Community Bancshares is a bank holding company that takes deposits and makes loans, mostly to small businesses and local customers in the New York area.
• DuPont de Nemours, Inc.DDDuPont makes specialty chemicals and materials used in electronics, water treatment, medical devices, and many other industries.
• Datadog, Inc.DDOGDatadog sells software that helps companies watch their computers and apps to spot problems before customers notice.
• Deere & CompanyDEJohn Deere builds the tractors, combines, and other heavy machines that farmers and construction crews use to do their work.
• Deckers Outdoor CorporationDECKDeckers makes and sells shoes and clothing, mostly through its HOKA running shoes and UGG boots brands.
• Dell Technologies Inc.DELLDell builds and sells computers, servers, and data storage gear, and also sells the services and software that help big organizations run all that technology.
• Dimensional International Core Equity Market ETFDFAIAn actively managed ETF that gives investors broad exposure to low-priced, profitable stocks in developed countries outside the US.
• Dollar General CorporationDGDollar General runs thousands of small discount stores that sell everyday basics at low prices, mostly in small towns and rural areas across America.
• Digi International Inc.DGIIDigi International makes the hardware and software that lets machines and devices talk to each other and to the internet, sold to businesses and governments.
• VanEck Digital India ETFDGINIt is an exchange-traded fund that lets investors buy a basket of Indian companies tied to the country's digital economy.
• iShares Core Dividend Growth ETFDGROIt is an exchange-traded fund that holds a basket of U.S. stocks chosen for their history of raising dividends, giving investors a simple way to own dividend-growing companies.
• Quest Diagnostics IncorporatedDGXQuest Diagnostics runs medical labs that test blood, tissue, and other samples for doctors, hospitals, insurers, and employers.
• Definitive Healthcare Corp.DHDefinitive Healthcare sells data and software that help healthcare companies figure out which doctors, hospitals, and other providers to target and how to sell to them.
• D.R. Horton, Inc.DHID.R. Horton builds and sells new single-family homes and attached homes to buyers across the United States.
• Danaher CorporationDHRDanaher makes the specialized tools and machines that hospitals, labs, and factories use to test, diagnose, and build things.
• DICK'S Sporting Goods, Inc.DICKDick's Sporting Goods runs a chain of stores selling sports gear, clothing, and footwear, plus outdoor equipment.
• Franklin Emerging Market Core Dividend Tilt Index ETFDIEMIt is a passively managed exchange-traded fund that gives investors a basket of emerging market stocks chosen for their high dividend yields.
• Dine Brands Global, Inc.DINDine Brands Global owns and franchises two big restaurant chains, Applebee's and IHOP, and mostly makes money by collecting fees from its franchisees.
• The Walt Disney CompanyDISDisney makes money by turning beloved stories into movies, TV shows, theme park visits, and merchandise that fans pay for again and again.
• Daily Journal CorporationDJCODaily Journal publishes newspapers and websites covering California and Arizona news and sells case management software to courts and justice agencies.
• Trump Media & Technology Group Corp.DJTTrump Media runs the social network Truth Social and sells merchandise and streaming content, mostly to supporters of Donald Trump.
• DraftKings Inc.DKNGDraftKings runs online sports betting, casino games, and fantasy sports contests, making money mainly from the bets its customers place.
• DICK'S Sporting Goods, Inc.DKSDICK'S Sporting Goods sells sports gear, clothing, and footwear through its stores and online.
• Dolby Laboratories, Inc.DLBDolby makes the sound and picture technologies that make movies, TV shows, and games look and sound better, and it licenses those technologies to device makers and content creators.
• Digital Realty Trust, Inc.DLRDigital Realty owns and rents out the buildings that house the internet's computers, connecting companies and cloud providers in data centers around the world.
• Dollar Tree, Inc.DLTRDollar Tree runs a chain of discount stores where most items sell for a dollar or a little more, plus a larger chain of stores selling cheap everyday goods.
• Deluxe CorporationDLXDeluxe sells payment processing, marketing, and printing services to small businesses and banks.
• Dorchester Minerals, L.P.DMLPDorchester Minerals owns stakes in oil and gas land and collects royalty checks when energy companies pump fuel from it.
• dMY Squared Technology Group, Inc.DMYYIt is a blank-check company that raised money from investors and is looking to buy a private business and take it public.
• Ginkgo Bioworks Holdings, Inc.DNAGinkgo Bioworks engineers cells for customers and runs a biosecurity service that helps governments and companies detect biological threats.
• DNOW Inc.DNOWIt distributes pipes, valves, pumps, and other gear that oil, gas, and industrial companies need to keep their operations running.
• DNP Select Income Fund Inc.DNPDNP Select Income Fund is a closed-end fund that invests in utility stocks and bonds to pay investors regular income.
• Krispy Kreme, Inc.DNUTKrispy Kreme makes and sells sweet glazed doughnuts and coffee through its own shops and through grocery and convenience stores.
• Healthpeak Properties, Inc.DOCHealthpeak owns and runs buildings where healthcare happens, like medical offices and labs, and collects rent from the doctors, hospitals, and researchers who use them.
• DigitalOcean Holdings, Inc.DOCNDigitalOcean rents out cloud computers and the tools developers need to build and run software, aiming at people who find the giant cloud providers too complicated and too expensive.
• Doximity, Inc.DOCSDoximity runs a social network and software tools for doctors, and makes money by selling advertising and hiring services to drugmakers and hospitals.
• DocuSign, Inc.DOCUDocuSign sells software that lets people and businesses sign documents electronically instead of printing, signing, and mailing paper.
• Dorman Products, Inc.DORMDorman Products makes and sells aftermarket replacement parts and accessories for cars and trucks, helping people fix worn-out or broken parts without buying from the original automaker.
• Dover CorporationDOVDover makes a wide range of industrial equipment and parts — from pumps and fueling systems to food equipment and clean-energy components — and sells them to other businesses.
• Dow Inc.DOWDow makes the basic chemical ingredients and plastics that go into thousands of everyday products, from packaging to insulation to electronics.
• Domino's Pizza, Inc.DPZDomino's makes and delivers pizza, earning money from its own stores and from franchise fees and food it sells to franchisees.
• Darden Restaurants, Inc.DRIDarden runs a family of full-service restaurant chains, most notably Olive Garden, that serve food and drinks to diners across the US and Canada.
• Leonardo DRS, Inc.DRSLeonardo DRS builds electronics, sensors, and combat systems for the U.S. military and its allies.
• DoubleLine Income Solutions FundDSLIt is a closed-end fund that pools investor money and lends it out by buying income-producing debt around the world, passing the interest back to shareholders as dividends.
• Viant Technology Inc.DSPViant runs a software platform that helps advertisers buy digital ads across the internet using people's data instead of just websites.
• Dynatrace, Inc.DTDynatrace sells software that watches how apps and websites perform and helps companies fix problems before customers notice.
• DTE Energy CompanyDTEDTE Energy makes and sells electricity and natural gas to homes and businesses in Michigan.
• DIRECTVDTVDIRECTV sells satellite television service to homes and businesses, mostly in the U.S. and Latin America.
• Duke Energy CorporationDUKDuke Energy makes and sells electricity to millions of homes and businesses.
• Duolingo, Inc.DUOLDuolingo makes a phone app that teaches people languages through short, game-like lessons.
• DaVita Inc.DVADaVita runs kidney dialysis centers and provides related medical care for people whose kidneys no longer work well enough on their own.
• Devon Energy CorporationDVNDevon Energy is an American oil and gas producer that drills wells to pull oil, natural gas, and natural gas liquids out of the ground and sells them.
• DexCom, Inc.DXCMDexcom makes continuous glucose monitors that people with diabetes wear on their bodies to track blood sugar in real time.
• Destiny Tech100 Inc.DXYZDestiny Tech100 is a publicly traded fund that lets ordinary investors buy a basket of private technology companies they otherwise could not access.
• Dyadic International, Inc.DYAIDyadic sells a gene-expression platform that helps other companies make proteins cheaper and faster.
• Xtrackers MSCI EAFE 50% Hedged Equity ETFEAFHIt is an exchange-traded fund that gives investors a basket of large and mid-sized stocks from developed markets outside the US and Canada, with half of the currency risk hedged back into US dollars.
• eBay Inc.EBAYeBay runs an online marketplace where millions of people and small businesses buy and sell things, and it takes a cut of each sale.
• Eastern Bankshares, Inc.EBCIt is a bank that takes in deposits and makes loans to people and businesses.
• Ennis, Inc.EBFEnnis makes and sells printed business products like forms, checks, and labels, mainly through independent distributors across the United States.
• EchoStar CorporationECHOEchoStar provides satellite, wireless, video, and broadband connectivity services and equipment to consumers and businesses.
• Ecolab Inc.ECLEcolab sells the chemicals, cleaning equipment, and water-treatment services that keep factories, hospitals, restaurants, and hotels clean, safe, and running.
• Consolidated Edison, Inc.EDCon Edison delivers electricity, natural gas, and steam to homes and businesses in and around New York City.
• Editas Medicine, Inc.EDITEditas Medicine is a gene-editing company that uses CRISPR technology to try to develop medicines that fix faulty genes.
• iShares MSCI Emerging Markets ETFEEMIt is a huge exchange-traded fund that lets ordinary investors buy a basket of stocks from fast-growing emerging economies like China, India, and Taiwan in a single trade.
• iShares MSCI Emerging Markets Min Vol Factor ETFEEMVIt is an exchange-traded fund that gives investors a basket of emerging market stocks chosen for being relatively calm, not jumpy.
• iShares MSCI EAFE ETFEFAIt is a fund that lets Americans buy a big basket of large and mid-sized companies from Europe, Australia, and the Far East all at once.
• iShares MSCI EAFE Min Vol Factor ETFEFAVIt is an exchange-traded fund that gives investors a basket of large and mid-sized stocks from developed markets outside the U.S. and Canada, picked and weighted to move up and down less than the broad market.
• Ellington Financial Inc.EFCEllington Financial buys and manages mortgage and other financial assets, and it also makes reverse mortgage loans to older homeowners.
• Enterprise Financial Services CorpEFSCEnterprise Financial Services Corp is a bank holding company that provides banking and wealth management services to individuals and businesses, mainly in the Midwest and Southwest United States.
• Equifax Inc.EFXEquifax is a credit bureau that collects financial data on people and sells credit reports, scores, and identity-verification tools to lenders, employers, and other businesses.
• EastGroup Properties, Inc.EGPEastGroup owns and operates large warehouse parks in fast-growing Sunbelt markets and collects rent from the businesses that lease them.
• Encompass Health CorporationEHCEncompass Health runs inpatient rehabilitation hospitals that help people recover after strokes, accidents, and surgeries.
• Employers Holdings, Inc.EIGEmployers sells workers' compensation insurance and related services to small and mid-sized businesses, mainly in fairly safe industries.
• Edison InternationalEIXEdison International sells electricity to homes and businesses across Southern California through its main utility, Southern California Edison.
• The Estée Lauder Companies Inc.ELIt sells skincare, makeup, fragrance, and hair products under famous brand names.
• Eledon Pharmaceuticals, Inc.ELDNEledon is a small drug development company testing medicines that calm the immune system, mainly to protect transplanted organs and experimental cell therapies from being rejected.
• e.l.f. Beauty, Inc.ELFe.l.f. Beauty makes and sells low-cost makeup and skincare products, mostly under its own brand names.
• Elevance Health, Inc.ELVElevance Health sells health insurance plans and related services to individuals, employers, and government programs in the United States.
• EMCOR Group, Inc.EMEEMCOR builds and maintains the mechanical and electrical systems inside large buildings and industrial sites, and provides facilities services to keep them running.
• The Eastern CompanyEMLEastern Company makes the small hardware — latches, hinges, and other locking and access parts — that goes into trucks, industrial equipment, and packaging.
• Emerson Electric Co.EMREmerson makes industrial automation equipment and software — valves, gauges, sensors, and control systems — that help factories, refineries, and power plants run safely and efficiently.
• Enphase Energy, Inc.ENPHEnphase makes small solar power devices that turn sunlight into usable home electricity and software to manage it.
• Energizer Holdings, Inc.ENREnergizer makes and sells batteries, portable lights, and auto care products to consumers around the world.
• Entegris, Inc.ENTGEntegris makes the ultra-pure materials, filters, and containers that chipmakers need to keep microscopic contamination out of their factories.
• Enova International, Inc.ENVAEnova lends money online to people and small businesses who often can't get a traditional bank loan, making its money from interest and fees.
• Enovix CorporationENVXEnovix makes silicon-anode lithium-ion battery cells that pack more energy into the same space for wearables, phones, laptops, and electric vehicles.
• EOG Resources, Inc.EOGEOG Resources is an oil and gas company that finds, drills, and sells crude oil, natural gas, and natural gas liquids.
• Eos Energy Enterprises, Inc.EOSEEos Energy makes big zinc-based batteries that store electricity for long periods so power grids can use renewable energy even when the sun isn't shining or the wind isn't blowing.
• EPAM Systems, Inc.EPAMEPAM builds and runs custom software and digital systems for big companies.
• Edgewell Personal Care CompanyEPCEdgewell makes and sells everyday personal care products like razors, shaving cream, sunscreen, and feminine care items.
• Enterprise Products Partners L.P.EPDEnterprise Products Partners owns and runs the pipelines, storage tanks, and processing plants that move and treat oil, natural gas, and the chemicals made from them.
• WisdomTree India Earnings FundEPIIt is an exchange-traded fund that lets Americans invest in a basket of profitable Indian companies in one simple trade.
• Evolution Petroleum CorporationEPMEvolution Petroleum owns small stakes in oil and gas wells and collects royalties when those wells produce fuel.
• Equinix, Inc.EQIXEquinix owns and runs data centers where companies rent space, power, and network connections to link their computer systems directly to each other and to the internet.
• EQT CorporationEQTEQT drills for natural gas and sells it to utilities, power plants, and industrial customers.
• Kovitz Core Equity ETFEQTYKovitz Core Equity ETF is an actively managed fund that invests in a focused mix of large and mid-sized companies from around the world.
• Erie Indemnity CompanyERIEErie Indemnity manages and sells car, home, and business insurance for the Erie Insurance group.
• Eversource EnergyESEversource delivers electricity, natural gas, and water to homes and businesses in Connecticut, Massachusetts, and New Hampshire.
• ESCO Technologies Inc.ESEESCO Technologies makes specialized engineered products and systems for utilities, industry, aerospace, and commercial customers.
• iShares Trust iShares ESG Aware MSCI USA ETFESGUIt is an exchange-traded fund that holds a basket of large and mid-sized U.S. companies screened for environmental, social, and governance factors, letting investors own that basket in one purchase.
• Vanguard ESG U.S. Stock ETFESGVIt is an exchange-traded fund that lets investors own a broad slice of large, mid, and small U.S. companies that pass environmental, social, and governance screens.
• Espey Mfg. & Electronics Corp.ESPEspey makes rugged power supplies, converters, transformers, and antennas for military and industrial customers.
• Essex Property Trust, Inc.ESSEssex Property Trust owns and manages apartment buildings on the West Coast and makes money by collecting rent from tenants.
• Energy Transfer LPETEnergy Transfer owns and operates a huge network of pipelines and storage facilities that move oil, natural gas, and other fuels across North America.
• Entergy CorporationETREntergy is an electric utility that generates and delivers power to millions of homes and businesses, mostly in the southern United States.
• Etsy, Inc.ETSYEtsy runs an online marketplace where independent sellers list handmade, vintage, and craft goods, and it earns money mainly by taking a cut of each sale.
• EVgo, Inc.EVGOEVgo owns and operates a network of fast electric-vehicle chargers in the United States, selling electricity and charging sessions to drivers.
• Evergy, Inc.EVRGEvergy generates and sells electricity to homes and businesses in Kansas and Missouri.
• Edwards Lifesciences CorporationEWEdwards Lifesciences makes replacement heart valves and heart-monitoring equipment used to treat people with structural heart disease.
• East West Bancorp, Inc.EWBCIt is a bank that takes deposits and makes loans, mainly serving customers who do business between the United States and Asia.
• iShares MSCI Germany Small-Cap ETFEWGSIt is an exchange-traded fund that gives investors a simple way to own a basket of small German companies in one purchase.
• iShares MSCI Taiwan ETFEWTIt is a fund that lets American investors buy a basket of Taiwan's biggest stocks in one trade.
• iShares MSCI United Kingdom ETFEWUIt is a fund that lets American investors buy a broad basket of big and mid-sized British companies in a single trade.
• iShares MSCI United Kingdom Small-Cap ETFEWUSIt is an exchange-traded fund that lets U.S. investors own a basket of small British companies in one simple purchase.
• iShares MSCI Brazil ETFEWZIt is an exchange-traded fund that lets investors buy a basket of large Brazilian companies in a single trade.
• Exelon CorporationEXCExelon delivers electricity and natural gas to millions of homes and businesses in the United States.
• Expand Energy CorporationEXEExpand Energy is a major American natural gas producer that extracts gas, oil, and natural gas liquids from shale rock formations to sell to energy markets.
• Exelixis, Inc.EXELExelixis develops and sells oral medicines that treat difficult-to-treat cancers, mainly in the United States.
• Expensify, Inc.EXFYExpensify sells cloud software that helps businesses track spending, reimburse employees, and manage company cards and travel.
• Eagle Materials Inc.EXPEagle Materials makes heavy building materials like cement, concrete, and wallboard that are used to build homes and offices.
• Expeditors International of Washington, Inc.EXPDExpeditors is a logistics company that arranges air and ocean shipping, handles customs paperwork, and runs warehouses for companies that sell goods around the world.
• Expedia Group, Inc.EXPEExpedia runs websites and apps where people book hotels, flights, and rental cars, earning a commission on each booking.
• eXp World Holdings, Inc.EXPIeXp Realty is a real estate brokerage that lets agents work from anywhere using cloud-based tools and virtual offices, and it also sells related technology and virtual reality services.
• Exponent, Inc.EXPOExponent is a science and engineering consulting firm that helps companies investigate failures, test products, and solve technical problems.
• Express, Inc.EXPRExpress sells men's and women's clothing and accessories through its stores and website.
• Extra Space Storage Inc.EXRExtra Space Storage owns and rents out self-storage units to people and businesses who need a place to keep their stuff.
• EZCORP, Inc.EZPWEZCORP makes small, short-term pawn loans to people who need quick cash and sells the second-hand goods they leave behind when they don't pay back.
• Ford Motor CompanyFFord builds and sells cars and trucks, and also lends people the money to buy them.
• First Advantage CorporationFAFirst Advantage helps employers check the backgrounds of job applicants and verify who people are before they get hired or allowed in.
• First American Financial CorporationFAFFirst American sells title insurance and handles the paperwork that closes real estate deals, protecting buyers and lenders when property ownership is disputed.
• Diamondback Energy, Inc.FANGDiamondback Energy is an oil and gas company that drills wells in West Texas to pump crude oil and natural gas out of the ground and sell it.
• Fastenal CompanyFASTFastenal sells nuts, bolts, tools, and safety gear to businesses that build and fix things.
• Fortune Brands Innovations, Inc.FBINFortune Brands makes and sells home hardware and security products — things like faucets, shower fixtures, locks, and smart doorbells — under brand names homeowners and builders recognize.
• First BancorpFBNCFirst Bancorp is a bank holding company that runs First Bank, taking deposits and making loans to people and small businesses, mostly in North Carolina.
• First BanCorp.FBPFirst BanCorp is a bank holding company that runs FirstBank, a full-service bank serving customers in Puerto Rico, Florida, and the U.S. Virgin Islands.
• Franklin BSP Realty Trust, Inc.FBRTFranklin BSP Realty Trust lends money to commercial real estate owners and collects interest, mostly by making mortgage-style loans on U.S. properties.
• Franklin Covey Co.FCFranklinCovey sells training, consulting, and books that help organizations and schools improve how their people perform.
• FuelCell Energy, Inc.FCELFuelCell Energy builds and runs large stationary fuel cell power plants that quietly make electricity and heat from natural gas or hydrogen.
• First Commonwealth Financial CorporationFCFFirst Commonwealth is a regional bank that takes deposits and makes loans to people and small businesses in Pennsylvania and Ohio.
• FirstCash Holdings, Inc.FCFSFirstCash runs pawn shops and check-cashing stores that give quick cash loans to people who need small amounts of money fast.
• FTI Consulting, Inc.FCNFTI Consulting is a professional services firm that helps companies, law firms, and governments solve complicated problems, especially when money, reputations, or legal disputes are on the line.
• First Citizens BancShares, Inc.FCNCAFirst Citizens is a bank that takes deposits, makes loans, manages wealth, and owns a railcar leasing business.
• Freeport-McMoRan Inc.FCXFreeport-McMoRan is one of the world's largest copper miners, digging up copper (and some gold and molybdenum) from huge mines in the Americas and Indonesia and selling it to factories and builders around the world.
• FactSet Research Systems Inc.FDSFactSet sells financial data and analysis software that helps investors and bankers make better decisions.
• FedEx CorporationFDXFedEx moves packages and freight around the world, mostly through express delivery, ground shipping, and logistics services.
• FedEx Freight Holding Company, Inc.FDXFFedEx Freight is a less-than-truckload trucking company that moves smaller shipments of freight for businesses across North America.
• FirstEnergy Corp.FEFirstEnergy is an electric utility that generates, transmits, and distributes electricity to millions of customers across several Mid-Atlantic and Midwestern states.
• Franklin Electric Co., Inc.FELEFranklin Electric makes and sells the pumps, motors, and controls that move water and fuel for farms, homes, and businesses.
• Fidelity MSCI Energy Index ETFFENYIt is a fund that holds a big basket of energy company stocks, letting investors bet on the whole oil, gas, and energy sector at once.
• Ferguson Enterprises Inc.FERGFerguson distributes plumbing, heating, cooling, and water supplies to contractors and businesses across North America.
• Forum Energy Technologies, Inc.FETForum Energy Technologies makes and sells equipment and services used to drill, complete, and produce oil and gas, plus specialized products for defense and renewable energy.
• First Financial Bancorp.FFBCFirst Financial Bancorp is a regional bank that takes deposits and makes loans to people and businesses, mostly in the Midwest.
• F5, Inc.FFIVF5 sells security, networking, and automation products that keep applications running fast and safe for big organizations.
• First Hawaiian, Inc.FHBFirst Hawaiian is a bank holding company that takes deposits, makes loans, and manages money for people and businesses, mostly in Hawaii and the western Pacific.
• First Interstate BancSystem, Inc.FIBKFirst Interstate BancSystem is a regional bank that takes deposits and makes loans to people, businesses, and local governments, mostly in the western United States.
• Fair Isaac CorporationFICOFICO sells the credit scores and decision-making software that banks and lenders use to judge how risky a borrower is.
• First Trust Exchange-Traded Fund VI First Trust S&P International Dividend Aristocrats ETFFIDIt is an exchange-traded fund that holds a basket of high-dividend stocks from developed and emerging markets outside the United States.
• Figma, Inc.FIGFigma sells cloud-based software that teams use to design and build digital products together in real time.
• Figure Technology Solutions, Inc.FIGUREFigure runs blockchain-based marketplaces that let people and businesses borrow, invest, and trade loans and other financial assets.
• Fidelity National Information Services, Inc.FISFIS sells the behind-the-scenes software and plumbing that banks, payment companies, and businesses use to move money, process transactions, and run their operations.
• Financial Institutions, Inc.FISIIt is a bank holding company that makes money by taking deposits and lending that money out at higher interest rates.
• Fiserv, Inc.FISVFiserv runs the behind-the-scenes plumbing that lets banks, credit unions, and businesses move money and manage accounts.
• Fifth Third BancorpFITBFifth Third Bancorp is a bank that takes deposits, makes loans, and earns fees for helping people and businesses manage their money.
• Five Below, Inc.FIVEFive Below sells fun, trendy stuff to kids, teens, and bargain-hunting adults, with almost everything priced at $5 or less.
• Five9, Inc.FIVNFive9 sells cloud-based software that runs customer service call centers and uses artificial intelligence to help agents handle customer conversations.
• Comfort Systems USA, Inc.FIXComfort Systems USA installs and services heating, cooling, plumbing, and electrical systems for big buildings like data centers, factories, and hospitals.
• National Beverage Corp.FIZZIt makes and sells sparkling waters, sodas, and juice drinks, mostly under its own brands.
• Starfighters Space, Inc.FJETStarfighters Space flies experimental jet planes that launch small satellites and carry research payloads for paying customers.
• First Trust United Kingdom AlphaDEX FundFKUIt is an exchange-traded fund that gives investors a basket of 75 UK companies picked by a rules-based stock-selection method.
• Franklin FTSE Europe ETFFLEEIt is a low-cost exchange-traded fund that lets regular investors buy a wide basket of large and mid-sized European stocks in a single click.
• Franklin FTSE United Kingdom ETFFLGBIt is a fund that lets Americans buy a basket of big British companies in one cheap trade.
• Franklin FTSE Germany ETFFLGRIt is a low-cost fund that lets American investors buy a basket of large and mid-sized German companies in one trade.
• Franklin FTSE India ETFFLINIt is an exchange-traded fund that lets investors buy a basket of large and mid-sized Indian companies in one trade.
• Fluor CorporationFLRFluor is an engineering and construction company that designs and builds big, complicated industrial projects like factories, power plants, and mines for other companies and governments.
• Franklin FTSE Switzerland ETFFLSWIt is an exchange-traded fund that lets investors buy a basket of large and mid-sized Swiss companies in a single trade.
• Franklin FTSE Taiwan ETFFLTWIt is an exchange-traded fund that lets investors own a basket of large and mid-sized Taiwanese stocks in a single purchase.
• Flexsteel Industries, Inc.FLXSFlexsteel makes and sells upholstered and wood furniture for homes and commercial spaces.
• Firefly Aerospace Inc.FLYFirefly Aerospace builds and launches rockets that carry satellites and other payloads into space.
• Flywire CorporationFLYWFlywire makes software that helps schools, hospitals, and businesses collect and process payments from customers around the world, especially across borders.
• First Mid Bancshares, Inc.FMBHFirst Mid Bancshares is a community bank holding company that takes deposits and makes loans, and also sells trust, wealth management, insurance, and farm services across the Midwest and Texas.
• Fidelity MSCI Financials Index ETFFNCLIt is an exchange-traded fund that lets investors own a broad basket of U.S. financial stocks in one purchase.
• Floor & Decor Holdings, Inc.FNDFloor & Decor sells hard-surface flooring and related tools and materials through large warehouse-style stores, mostly to people tackling their own home projects and to professional flooring installers.
• Funko, Inc.FNKOFunko designs and sells pop culture collectibles, toys, apparel, and accessories based on licensed movies, TV shows, games, and music.
• The First Bancorp, Inc.FNLCFirst Bancorp is a Maine-based bank that takes deposits and makes loans to people and businesses.
• Federal National Mortgage AssociationFNMAFannie Mae buys home loans from lenders, bundles them into securities, and guarantees investors get paid, which keeps mortgage money flowing to American homebuyers.
• Finance of America Companies Inc.FOAFinance of America lends older homeowners money against the value of their houses, mostly through reverse mortgages.
• FormFactor, Inc.FORMFormFactor makes the special probe cards and measurement tools that chipmakers use to test chips while they are still on the silicon wafer, before they get cut apart and packaged.
• Fossil Group, Inc.FOSLFossil designs and sells watches, jewelry, and leather goods under its own brands and licensed brand names.
• Shift4 Payments, Inc.FOURShift4 Payments handles card payments for restaurants, hotels, and sports stadiums, taking a small cut of each transaction.
• Fox CorporationFOXAFox makes and sells news, sports, and entertainment television, plus the local broadcast stations that beam it to homes.
• Fox Factory Holding Corp.FOXFFox Factory makes high-performance suspension and shock absorbers for mountain bikes, off-road vehicles, and motorcycles.
• Farmland Partners Inc.FPIFarmland Partners owns and rents out farmland to farmers across America.
• First Industrial Realty Trust IncFRIt owns and rents out large warehouse buildings to companies that need to store and ship goods.
• Freshworks Inc.FRSHFreshworks sells cloud software that helps businesses talk to their customers and support their own employees.
• Federal Realty Investment TrustFRTFederal Realty owns and operates shopping centers and mixed-use properties in wealthy coastal markets, collecting rent from the stores, restaurants, and apartments that fill them.
• First Solar, Inc.FSLRFirst Solar makes thin-film solar panels using cadmium telluride and sells them to large power projects.
• Fastly, Inc.FSLYFastly runs a global network of servers that helps websites and apps deliver content fast and stay safe.
• FirstSun Capital BancorpFSUNFirstSun Capital Bancorp is a bank holding company that provides commercial and consumer banking and financial services to small and medium-sized companies in the U.S.
• Flotek Industries, Inc.FTKFlotek sells specialty chemicals and data software that help oil and gas companies drill and produce wells more efficiently.
• Fortinet, Inc.FTNTFortinet sells cybersecurity hardware and software that protects businesses' networks from hackers.
• Fortrea Holdings Inc.FTREFortrea runs clinical trials and manages patient access to medicines for drug and device makers.
• Fortive CorporationFTVFortive sells the unglamorous tools and software that keep factories, hospitals, and power grids running reliably.
• H.B. Fuller CompanyFULH.B. Fuller makes the industrial glues and adhesives that hold many everyday products together, from diapers and packaging to cars and electronics.
• Fulton Financial CorporationFULTFulton Financial is a regional bank that takes deposits, makes loans, and sells wealth management services to people and businesses in the mid-Atlantic states.
• First Trust Dorsey Wright Focus 5 ETFFVIt is an ETF that holds five of First Trust's own sector and industry funds, chosen by momentum.
• Liberty Media Corporation (Liberty Formula One Series A)FWONALiberty Media owns and runs Formula 1, the global motor racing series, and a portfolio of other media, sports, and entertainment businesses.
• The Gap, Inc.GAPGap sells everyday clothes, jeans, and accessories under several brand names through its own stores and websites.
• GATX CorporationGATXGATX owns and leases railcars, locomotives, and other large industrial equipment to companies that need them, and also invests in joint ventures that own and lease assets like aircraft spare engines.
• The Greenbrier Companies, Inc.GBXGreenbrier builds freight railcars and also runs a business renting, maintaining, and servicing railcars and their wheels.
• Gannett Co., Inc.GCIGannett is a newspaper and digital media company that publishes USA TODAY and hundreds of local papers, and sells digital marketing services to local businesses.
• GigaCloud Technology Inc.GCTGigaCloud runs an online marketplace that helps furniture sellers sell big, bulky items to buyers around the world, and it also buys and resells some of that furniture itself.
• General Dynamics CorporationGDGeneral Dynamics builds military equipment like tanks, warships, and submarines, and also makes business jets and IT systems for governments.
• GoDaddy Inc.GDDYGoDaddy sells the tools small businesses need to get online, like domain names, website builders, and hosting.
• Green Dot CorporationGDOTGreen Dot provides prepaid debit cards, checking accounts and payroll cards, mostly to people and businesses that mainstream banks tend to overlook.
• GE AerospaceGEGE Aerospace builds and services jet engines for commercial and military aircraft, and also makes aircraft parts and systems.
• Greif, Inc.GEFGreif makes the industrial packaging that factories and farms use to ship chemicals, food, and other goods safely around the world.
• GE HealthCare Technologies Inc.GEHCGE HealthCare makes the big medical machines and imaging tools that hospitals use to see inside the body and care for patients.
• Gemini Space Station, Inc.GEMIGemini runs a regulated cryptocurrency exchange where people and institutions buy, sell, and store digital assets like bitcoin and ether.
• Gen Digital Inc.GENGen Digital sells antivirus, identity theft protection, and online privacy software to consumers and small businesses.
• Getty Images Holdings, Inc.GETYGetty Images is a stock photo and video company that sells licenses for creative and editorial images to businesses and media organizations.
• GE Vernova Inc.GEVGE Vernova builds and services equipment that makes and moves electricity, from gas turbines and wind farms to the power grid itself.
• GLOBALFOUNDRIES Inc.GFSGlobalFoundries makes computer chips for other companies that design them but don't own factories.
• Gilead Sciences, Inc.GILDGilead is a drugmaker that develops and sells medicines, mostly for HIV, hepatitis, and cancer.
• General Mills, Inc.GISGeneral Mills makes and sells packaged food like cereal, snacks, and soup that people buy at grocery stores.
• Globe Life Inc.GLGlobe Life sells life and health insurance to middle-income families across America.
• SPDR Gold SharesGLDIt is a fund that holds physical gold bars in a vault, letting ordinary investors own gold without buying and storing the metal themselves.
• SPDR Gold MiniShares Trust (World Gold Trust)GLDMIt holds physical gold bars in a vault and sells shares that track the price of gold.
• VanEck India Growth Leaders ETFGLINIt is an exchange-traded fund that lets investors buy a basket of Indian growth companies in one simple trade.
• Corning IncorporatedGLWCorning makes specialty glass and materials for phones, fiber optic cables, cars, and lab equipment.
• General Motors CompanyGMGeneral Motors builds and sells cars and trucks, and it also makes money from financing car loans and developing self-driving technology.
• GameStop Corp.GMEGameStop sells video games, consoles, and collectibles through its stores and online, and it is trying to reinvent itself as a digital and collectibles retailer while leaning on a huge pile of cash.
• Globus Medical, Inc.GMEDGlobus Medical makes implants and surgical tools for spine and other musculoskeletal surgeries, plus the robotic and navigation systems that help surgeons place them.
• Generac Holdings Inc.GNRCGenerac makes backup generators and other power equipment that keep homes and businesses running when the grid goes down.
• Gentex CorporationGNTXGentex makes special smart mirrors and electronics for cars, mostly auto-dimming mirrors and camera systems.
• Gogo Inc.GOGOGogo provides in-flight internet and connectivity services for business and private aviation.
• Gold.com, Inc.GOLDGold.com is a precious metals dealer that sells physical gold, silver, and other coins and bars to individual investors and collectors.
• Alphabet Inc.GOOGAlphabet is the parent company of Google, and it makes most of its money selling ads next to search results and videos.
• Alphabet Inc.GOOGLAlphabet owns Google, which helps people search the internet, watch videos, and use their phones, and sells ads alongside all of that.
• iShares U.S. Treasury Bond ETFGOVTIt is a fund that holds U.S. government Treasury bonds and sells shares of that basket to investors.
• Genuine Parts CompanyGPCGenuine Parts Company distributes replacement parts for cars and industrial equipment to professional repair shops and maintenance customers.
• Graphic Packaging Holding CompanyGPKGraphic Packaging makes the cardboard boxes, cartons, and paper-based packaging that hold food, drinks, and everyday household products.
• Global Payments Inc.GPNGlobal Payments runs the behind-the-scenes plumbing that lets businesses accept card payments and helps merchants manage their money and software.
• GoPro, Inc.GPROGoPro makes rugged little cameras and accessories that people strap to helmets, bikes, and chests to capture action video.
• The Gap, Inc.GPSGap sells clothes, accessories, and personal care products to shoppers through its namesake stores and websites.
• Green Brick Partners, Inc.GRBKGreen Brick Partners buys land and builds and sells new homes, mostly in fast-growing parts of Texas and the Southeast.
• Grindr Inc.GRNDGrindr runs a dating and social app for gay, bi, trans, and queer people, making money mostly from paid subscriptions.
• Grove Collaborative Holdings, Inc.GROVGrove Collaborative sells sustainable household, personal care, beauty, and pet products to U.S. consumers, mostly through a subscription service.
• The Goldman Sachs Group, Inc.GSGoldman Sachs helps big companies, investors, and governments raise money and trade, and also manages money for people and runs a consumer bank.
• Globalstar, Inc.GSATGlobalstar runs a network of satellites that connects phones, trackers, and industrial devices, and it sells both the satellite service and the devices that use it.
• The Goodyear Tire & Rubber CompanyGTGoodyear makes and sells tires for cars, trucks, airplanes, and industrial machines, and runs a network of auto service shops.
• GitLab Inc.GTLBGitLab sells software that helps programmers write, test, and ship code together.
• Getty Realty Corp.GTYGetty Realty is a real estate investment trust that owns and leases properties, mostly convenience stores and gas stations, to tenants who run them.
• Guidewire Software, Inc.GWREGuidewire sells software that property and casualty insurance companies use to run their entire business, from selling policies to paying claims.
• Global Water Resources, Inc.GWRSGlobal Water Resources owns and operates regulated water, wastewater, and recycled water utilities serving homes and businesses in Arizona.
• W.W. Grainger, Inc.GWWGrainger is a giant catalog and online store that sells the unglamorous stuff businesses need to keep running — from light bulbs and gloves to motors and mops.
• Halliburton CompanyHALHalliburton sells the equipment, chemicals, and expertise that oil and gas companies need to drill and maintain wells.
• Hasbro, Inc.HASHasbro makes and sells toys, board games, and entertainment based on brands like Play-Doh, Nerf, Monopoly, and Magic: The Gathering.
• Huntington Bancshares IncorporatedHBANHuntington is a regional bank that takes deposits and lends money to consumers and businesses, and earns most of its money from the interest on those loans.
• Hamilton Beach Brands Holding CompanyHBBHamilton Beach designs and sells small kitchen appliances and household products, plus commercial kitchen gear and healthcare devices, under brand names people recognize from store shelves.
• Harvard Bioscience, Inc.HBIOHarvard Bioscience makes and sells the specialized lab instruments and equipment that scientists use to study living things.
• HCA Healthcare, Inc.HCAHCA Healthcare owns and runs hospitals and surgery centers that treat patients and get paid mainly by insurance companies and the government.
• Healthcare Services Group, Inc.HCSGIt cleans and cooks for nursing homes and hospitals.
• The Home Depot, Inc.HDThe Home Depot sells tools, lumber, and everything else people need to build and fix homes.
• Hudson Technologies, Inc.HDSNHudson Technologies cleans and recycles the refrigerant gases used in air conditioners and refrigerators, then sells that gas back to the people who service cooling equipment.
• iShares Core High Dividend ETFHDVIt is a fund that owns a basket of big U.S. companies known for paying steady dividends, giving investors a simple way to earn income from stocks.
• Hawaiian Electric Industries, Inc.HEIt sells electricity to homes and businesses in Hawaii and also owns a small bank.
• Turtle Beach CorporationHEARTurtle Beach makes gaming headsets, keyboards, mice, microphones and other audio gear for gamers and everyday consumers.
• WisdomTree Europe Hedged Equity FundHEDJAn exchange-traded fund that holds big European dividend-paying exporter stocks and hedges the euro so US investors don't take currency swings.
• HEICO CorporationHEIHEICO makes replacement parts for airplanes and electronics for defense and space, selling them for much less than the original manufacturers charge.
• Heritage Financial CorporationHFWAHeritage Financial is a bank holding company whose subsidiary, Heritage Bank, takes deposits and makes loans to small and medium-sized businesses and individuals, mainly in the Pacific Northwest.
• Hilton Grand Vacations Inc.HGVHilton Grand Vacations sells timeshares — the right to book a week at a resort every year — and charges owners annual fees to keep them coming back.
• Hingham Institution for SavingsHIFSHingham Institution for Savings is a small Massachusetts bank that takes deposits and makes real estate loans to people and businesses in the Boston area.
• The Hartford Insurance Group, Inc.HIGThe Hartford sells property and casualty insurance and group benefits to individuals and businesses, and also runs a mutual fund business.
• Huntington Ingalls Industries, Inc.HIIHuntington Ingalls Industries builds, overhauls, and repairs military ships for the U.S. Navy and Coast Guard.
• Hims & Hers Health, Inc.HIMSHims & Hers is an online health company that sells prescription medicines and personal-care products directly to consumers, mostly through subscriptions.
• Hippo Holdings Inc.HIPOHippo is a home insurance company that uses smart technology to quote, sell, and manage policies for homeowners.
• Health In Tech, Inc.HITHealth In Tech sells software that helps smaller businesses set up and manage a cheaper kind of health insurance plan for their employees.
• Hecla Mining CompanyHLHecla Mining digs silver, gold, lead, and zinc out of the ground and sells the concentrated ore to smelters and metal traders.
• Hilton Worldwide Holdings Inc.HLTHilton is one of the world's biggest hotel companies, and it mostly makes money by charging hotel owners fees to run their hotels under its famous brand names.
• HNI CorporationHNIHNI makes office furniture and home fireplaces and stoves, selling them to dealers, distributors, retailers, and governments.
• The Honest Company, Inc.HNSTHonest makes and sells diapers, wipes, and personal care products marketed as clean and safe, mostly to parents of young children.
• Hooker Furnishings CorporationHOFTHooker Furnishings makes and sells furniture like sofas, tables, and lamps for homes and hotels.
• Harley-Davidson, Inc.HOGHarley-Davidson builds and sells iconic heavyweight motorcycles and the gear that goes with them, making most of its money from selling those bikes to riders around the world.
• Honeywell International Inc.HONHoneywell makes industrial equipment, aerospace systems, and building technologies for factories, planes, and buildings.
• Honeywell Aerospace Inc.HONAHoneywell Aerospace builds the engines, cockpit electronics, and power systems that keep airplanes flying for airlines, aircraft makers, and defense contractors.
• Robinhood Markets, Inc.HOODRobinhood is a stock trading app that lets ordinary people buy and sell stocks, options, and crypto with no commissions.
• Helmerich & Payne, Inc.HPHelmerich & Payne rents out drilling rigs and crews that bore oil and gas wells for energy companies.
• Hewlett Packard Enterprise CompanyHPEHewlett Packard Enterprise sells computer servers, networking gear, and related services that help businesses run their data centers and connect their operations.
• HP Inc.HPQHP sells personal computers, printers, and printer supplies to people and businesses around the world.
• abrdn Life Sciences InvestorsHQLIt is a closed-end fund that invests in healthcare and life sciences companies.
• HealthEquity, Inc.HQYHealthEquity runs health savings accounts and related tax-advantaged benefit accounts for employers and their workers, earning fees from the money people park in those accounts.
• Hormel Foods CorporationHRLHormel makes and sells branded meat and protein foods, from Spam and Skippy peanut butter to Jennie-O turkey and Applegate hot dogs, to grocery stores, restaurants, and international markets.
• Henry Schein, Inc.HSICHenry Schein sells the supplies, equipment, and services that dental and medical offices need to run their practices.
• Host Hotels & Resorts, Inc.HSTHost Hotels & Resorts owns high-end hotels and earns money by renting rooms to guests and collecting a share of the restaurants, bars, and meeting spaces inside them.
• HealthStream, Inc.HSTMHealthStream sells software and training tools that help hospitals and nurses manage learning, credentials, scheduling, and clinical development.
• The Hershey CompanyHSYHershey makes and sells chocolate, candy, and salty snacks like Kisses, Reese's, and SkinnyPop.
• Hilltop Holdings Inc.HTHHilltop Holdings runs a bank, a mortgage business, and an insurance company, mainly in Texas.
• Hertz Global Holdings, Inc.HTZHertz rents cars and trucks to travelers and businesses, and also sells used cars from its fleet.
• Hub Group, Inc.HUBHub Group arranges and manages freight shipments for companies across North America, moving goods by rail, truck, and warehouse.
• Hubbell IncorporatedHUBBHubbell makes the electrical gear and grid equipment that keeps power flowing from utilities to homes, factories, and data centers.
• HubSpot, Inc.HUBSHubSpot sells software that helps businesses attract customers, sell to them, and keep them happy.
• Humana Inc.HUMHumana sells health insurance plans, mostly to people on Medicare, and gets paid by the government and by members to cover their medical care.
• Hut 8 Corp.HUTHut 8 mines bitcoin and runs data centers that rent out computing power, especially for artificial intelligence.
• Haverty Furniture Companies, Inc.HVTHaverty Furniture sells sofas, beds, tables, and other home furniture and accessories to retail customers through its stores and website.
• Hancock Whitney CorporationHWCHancock Whitney is a regional bank that takes deposits and makes loans to people and businesses across the Gulf South.
• HWH International Inc.HWHHWH International runs a travel and lifestyle business built around a members-only club that helps people book discounted travel and earn rewards.
• Hawkins, Inc.HWKNHawkins sells industrial chemicals and ingredients that other companies need to make their own products.
• Howmet Aerospace Inc.HWMHowmet Aerospace makes the metal parts that hold airplanes and trucks together and keep them flying and rolling.
• Hexcel CorporationHXLHexcel makes lightweight composite materials, like carbon fiber and honeycomb, that go into airplanes, defense equipment, and industrial products.
• Hyster-Yale, Inc.HYHyster-Yale builds and sells forklifts and warehouse equipment, and also makes aftermarket parts and attachments for those machines.
• iShares iBoxx $ High Yield Corporate Bond ETFHYGIt is an exchange-traded fund that holds a big basket of high-yield corporate bonds and lets ordinary investors buy a slice of that basket like a stock.
• MarineMax, Inc.HZOMarineMax sells boats and marine products to retail customers through its dealerships.
• IAC Inc.IACIAC is a holding company that owns and builds internet businesses, mainly in online dating, home services, and digital publishing.
• iShares Bitcoin Trust ETFIBITIt is a fund that holds bitcoin for investors and trades on the stock market like a regular stock.
• Interactive Brokers Group, Inc.IBKRInteractive Brokers is a discount brokerage that lets people and professionals trade stocks, options, futures, and currencies around the world for very low fees.
• International Business Machines CorporationIBMIBM sells software, computer hardware, and technology consulting services to large organizations.
• Intercontinental Exchange, Inc.ICEIntercontinental Exchange runs major financial marketplaces — most famously the New York Stock Exchange — and sells the data and technology that keep them running.
• ICF International, Inc.ICFIICF is a consulting firm that helps government agencies and companies solve problems in areas like energy, health, and technology.
• Ichor Holdings, Ltd.ICHRIchor makes the plumbing and machinery that chip factories use to feed gases and fluids into their manufacturing processes.
• IDACORP, Inc.IDAIDACORP is a utility company that generates and delivers electricity to homes and businesses in southern Idaho and eastern Oregon.
• VanEck Indonesia Index ETFIDXAn exchange-traded fund that lets investors buy a basket of the largest and most liquid Indonesian stocks in one trade.
• IDEXX Laboratories, Inc.IDXXIDEXX makes the machines and tests that vets and farmers use to diagnose illness in animals and check the safety of water.
• iShares Core MSCI EAFE ETFIEFAIt is a giant basket fund that lets ordinary investors buy hundreds of big companies from Europe, Australia, Asia, and the Far East all at once.
• Icahn Enterprises L.P.IEPIcahn Enterprises is a holding company controlled by billionaire Carl Icahn that owns stakes in many businesses and also invests money, mostly using capital raised from individual investors.
• IES Holdings, Inc.IESCIES Holdings installs and maintains electrical and technology systems for buildings and data centers.
• IDEX CorporationIEXIDEX makes small but essential pumps, valves, and fluid-handling parts that go into many different machines and factories.
• International Flavors & Fragrances Inc.IFFIFF makes the flavors, fragrances, and food ingredients that go into products other companies sell.
• VictoryShares International Free Cash Flow ETFIFLOAn exchange-traded fund that gives investors a basket of international stocks chosen for generating strong free cash flow.
• i3 Verticals, Inc.IIIVi3 Verticals sells software and payment processing to small and mid-sized organizations, mostly in the public sector and healthcare.
• Illumina, Inc.ILMNIllumina makes the machines and chemical kits that read DNA, helping labs turn tiny biological samples into usable genetic data.
• Industrial Logistics Properties TrustILPTIndustrial Logistics Properties Trust owns warehouses and logistics buildings across the US and collects rent from the companies that use them.
• Incyte CorporationINCYIncyte is a biopharmaceutical company that discovers, develops, and sells medicines for blood disorders, cancer, and autoimmune diseases.
• Infleqtion, Inc.INFQInfleqtion builds quantum computers and ultra-precise sensors using neutral atoms, selling the hardware and software to governments, researchers, and companies.
• Ingredion IncorporatedINGRIngredion turns corn, tapioca, and other plants into ingredients that food and drink makers use to sweeten, thicken, and improve their products.
• Innodata Inc.INODInnodata helps big companies build and improve artificial intelligence by preparing and labeling the data those AI systems learn from.
• Inseego Corp.INSGInseego makes wireless hotspots, routers, and cloud management tools that keep people and organizations connected over cellular networks.
• Intapp, Inc.INTAIntapp sells AI-powered software that helps professional services firms like law firms, accounting firms, and investment banks manage their clients, deals, and compliance.
• Intel CorporationINTCIntel designs and makes computer chips—the brains inside laptops, servers, and data centers—and sells them to device makers and cloud companies.
• inTEST CorporationINTTinTEST makes the testing equipment and temperature-control gear that chipmakers and electronics manufacturers use to check whether their products work before shipping them.
• Intuit Inc.INTUIntuit makes software that helps people and small businesses do their taxes, bookkeeping, and marketing.
• Invitation Homes Inc.INVHInvitation Homes owns and rents out single-family houses across the United States, collecting monthly rent from tenants.
• IonQ, Inc.IONQIonQ builds quantum computers and sells access to them, betting that these machines will someday solve problems regular computers cannot.
• International Paper CompanyIPInternational Paper makes the cardboard boxes and packaging that companies use to ship and protect their products.
• Interparfums, Inc.IPARInterparfums makes and sells perfumes and fragrance products under license for famous fashion and lifestyle brands, plus its own brands.
• IQVIA Holdings Inc.IQVIQVIA helps drug companies run clinical trials and gives them data and software to understand how medicines are used and sold.
• Ingersoll Rand Inc.IRIngersoll Rand sells the machines and equipment that move air, fluids, and gases for factories, hospitals, and workshops around the world.
• Iridium Communications Inc.IRDMIridium runs a network of satellites that lets people and machines stay connected almost anywhere on Earth, even where cell phones have no signal.
• Iron Mountain IncorporatedIRMIron Mountain stores and protects physical and digital records for organizations, and increasingly runs data centers and asset lifecycle services.
• Intuitive Surgical, Inc.ISRGIntuitive Surgical makes and sells surgical robots that help doctors perform operations with tiny cuts, and it earns most of its money from the instruments and service those robots need.
• Gartner, Inc.ITGartner sells research, advice, and conferences that help big companies and their technology chiefs make better decisions about buying and managing technology.
• Illinois Tool Works Inc.ITWIllinois Tool Works makes a huge variety of small industrial products — everything from welding equipment and car parts to commercial kitchen gear and packaging tools — and sells them to businesses around the world.
• iShares Core S&P 500 ETFIVVIt is a giant exchange-traded fund that buys a slice of every company in the S&P 500, giving investors a cheap way to own the whole US stock market in one purchase.
• Invesco Ltd.IVZInvesco manages investment funds and portfolios for people and institutions, earning fees for looking after their money.
• iShares Russell 2000 ETFIWMIt is a big, low-cost fund that lets ordinary investors buy a tiny slice of roughly 2,000 small American companies in one trade.
• iShares Core MSCI Total International Stock ETFIXUSIt is a low-cost exchange-traded fund that gives investors a single, simple way to own a huge slice of stock markets outside the United States.
• iShares U.S. Telecommunications ETFIYZIt is a fund that holds a basket of American phone and internet companies, so investors can own a slice of all of them at once.
• Jacobs Solutions Inc.JJacobs is an engineering and consulting firm that designs and manages big infrastructure, water, and government projects for clients around the world.
• Jack in the Box Inc.JACKJack in the Box runs a big fast-food burger chain and also owns Del Taco, a Mexican-inspired chain, earning money mostly from franchise fees and rent.
• JAKKS Pacific, Inc.JAKKJAKKS Pacific designs and sells toys and consumer products, from action figures and costumes to kids' furniture, under its own brands and licensed names like Disney and Nintendo.
• J.B. Hunt Transport Services, Inc.JBHTJ.B. Hunt moves freight for North American shippers, mostly by pairing trucks with trains, and also runs dedicated trucking fleets, a brokerage, and home delivery.
• Jabil Inc.JBLJabil builds and assembles electronics and other products for big companies that sell them under their own brands.
• Jefferies Financial Group Inc.JEFJefferies is an investment bank that helps companies raise money and buy other companies, and also trades stocks and bonds.
• JELD-WEN Holding, Inc.JELDJELD-WEN makes and sells doors and windows for homes and buildings, mostly to builders and remodeling contractors.
• JetBlue Airways CorporationJETBLUEJetBlue is an American low-cost airline that flies passengers to destinations mostly across the United States, the Caribbean, and Latin America.
• Jack Henry & Associates, Inc.JKHYJack Henry sells the software and computer systems that small and mid-sized banks and credit unions use to run their everyday operations.
• Jones Lang LaSalle IncorporatedJLLJLL is a real estate services company that helps clients buy, sell, lease, manage, and invest in commercial property.
• Johnson & JohnsonJNJJohnson & Johnson sells medicines, medical devices, and everyday health products like Band-Aids and Tylenol.
• Joby Aviation, Inc.JOBYJoby is building electric flying taxis that take off and land like a helicopter but fly quietly like a plane.
• JPMorgan Chase & Co.JPMJPMorgan Chase is America's biggest bank, taking deposits, making loans, and helping companies and investors move money around the world.
• Jasper Therapeutics, Inc.JSPRJasper Therapeutics develops antibody-based medicines for immune and inflammatory diseases, including mast cell disorders and stem cell transplant conditioning.
• Kyndryl Holdings, Inc.KDKyndryl runs and modernizes the big, boring-but-critical computer systems that large organizations depend on, and charges them for it.
• Keurig Dr Pepper Inc.KDPKeurig Dr Pepper sells coffee makers, coffee pods, and a big family of soft drinks like Dr Pepper, Canada Dry, and 7UP.
• Kimball Electronics, Inc.KEKimball Electronics builds electronic products and precision plastic parts for other companies in the automotive, medical, and industrial markets.
• Keel Infrastructure Corp.KEELKeel Infrastructure builds and owns data centers and energy infrastructure that power AI and high-performance computing workloads in North America.
• Kelly Services, Inc.KELYAKelly Services helps companies find and hire workers, and it places people in temporary, temp-to-hire, and permanent jobs.
• KeyCorpKEYKeyCorp is a bank that takes deposits and lends money to people and businesses.
• Keysight Technologies, Inc.KEYSKeysight makes the electronic test and measurement equipment that engineers use to design, build, and check that chips, wireless devices, and networks actually work.
• Kforce Inc.KFRCKforce is a staffing firm that finds and places skilled technology and finance professionals in temporary and permanent jobs at other companies.
• Korn FerryKFYKorn Ferry helps companies find, pay, and organize their people.
• The Kraft Heinz CompanyKHCKraft Heinz makes and sells packaged foods and drinks — ketchup, mac and cheese, cheese slices, hot dogs, and more — that grocery stores and restaurants buy and resell to people around the world.
• Kimco Realty CorporationKIMKimco owns and rents out shopping centers anchored by grocery stores and other daily-needs retailers.
• KKR & Co. Inc.KKRKKR is a big investment firm that pools money from pensions, insurers, and wealthy people and uses it to buy companies, lend money, and own real estate.
• KLA CorporationKLACKLA makes the machines and software that computer chip makers use to inspect and measure chips during production, so defects get caught before bad chips ship.
• Kimberly-Clark CorporationKMBKimberly-Clark makes and sells everyday paper and personal care products like diapers, tissues, and paper towels.
• Kinder Morgan, Inc.KMIKinder Morgan owns and operates tens of thousands of miles of pipelines that move natural gas, oil, and other fuels across North America.
• Kennametal Inc.KMTKennametal makes the cutting tools and wear-resistant parts that factories and mines use to cut, drill, and grind hard materials.
• CarMax, Inc.KMXCarMax buys and sells used cars and trucks, and also makes money by financing them for buyers.
• Knight-Swift Transportation Holdings Inc.KNXKnight-Swift is a big freight company that moves goods across North America by truck and rail and also brokers loads for other shippers.
• The Coca-Cola CompanyKOCoca-Cola sells soda, water, juice, and other drinks, and makes most of its money by selling the concentrate that bottlers turn into the drinks you buy.
• Eastman Kodak CompanyKODKKodak is a 130-year-old photography pioneer that now makes money selling chemicals, inks, and film-related materials to other businesses, and printing equipment for commercial customers.
• Kopin CorporationKOPNKopin makes tiny, specialized display screens and optical systems that go into military gear, headsets, and other devices where a small, bright, rugged screen matters.
• Koss CorporationKOSSKoss designs and sells stereo headphones and audio accessories to retailers, distributors, and everyday listeners.
• The Kroger Co.KRKroger is a big grocery store chain that sells food and everyday household items to millions of shoppers across America.
• Global X Conscious Companies ETFKRMAIt is an exchange-traded fund that buys a basket of large US companies chosen for good corporate behavior and holds them for investors.
• Karman Holdings Inc.KRMNKarman makes the critical parts and systems that go into missiles, defense interceptors, and space launch vehicles.
• Kronos Worldwide, Inc.KROKronos Worldwide makes and sells titanium dioxide, a white powder that makes paint, plastic, paper, and laminate surfaces bright and opaque.
• Krystal Biotech, Inc.KRYSKrystal Biotech makes and sells gene therapies, led by a skin-treatment gel for a rare blistering disease.
• Kohl's CorporationKSSKohl's runs a chain of department stores that sell clothes, home goods, and cosmetics to everyday shoppers.
• Kratos Defense & Security Solutions, Inc.KTOSKratos builds and sells military hardware — especially jet-powered target drones and satellite and radar gear — mostly to the U.S. government.
• KULR Technology Group, Inc.KULRKULR makes heat-management and battery-safety products for electronics, electric vehicles, and aerospace customers.
• Kenvue Inc.KVUEKenvue sells everyday health and personal care products — things like Tylenol, Band-Aid, and Listerine — that people buy in drugstores and supermarkets around the world.
• Klaviyo, Inc.KVYOKlaviyo sells software that helps online brands store customer data and run marketing campaigns across email, text, and other channels.
• KraneShares CSI China Internet ETFKWEBIt is an exchange-traded fund that lets investors buy a basket of Chinese internet companies in one trade.
• Loews CorporationLLoews is a holding company that owns a big insurance business, a pipeline company, and several other firms.
• Lithia Motors, Inc.LADLithia Motors sells new and used cars and trucks through dealerships, and makes most of its money from vehicle sales plus parts, service, and car loans.
• Lakeland Industries, Inc.LAKELakeland makes protective clothing that keeps workers safe from fire, chemicals, and germs.
• Lamar Advertising CompanyLAMRLamar rents out billboards and other outdoor signs to advertisers.
• Laureate Education, Inc.LAURLaureate Education owns and runs private universities in Mexico and Peru, earning most of its money from student tuition.
• Liberty Energy Inc.LBRTLiberty Energy provides fracking services and equipment that help oil and gas companies crack underground rock and pump out oil and natural gas.
• Lucid Group, Inc.LCIDLucid makes luxury electric cars and the batteries and motors that power them.
• loanDepot, Inc.LDIloanDepot makes money by lending people money to buy or refinance homes and collecting fees and interest on those loans.
• Leidos Holdings, Inc.LDOSLeidos is a defense and government services company that does technical and scientific work for the U.S. military, intelligence agencies, and other government customers.
• Lear CorporationLEALear makes car seats and the electronic systems that wire up vehicles, selling them to automakers worldwide.
• Lincoln Electric Holdings, Inc.LECOLincoln Electric makes welding equipment and supplies, and sells the wire, rods, and services that go with them.
• Lee Enterprises, IncorporatedLEELee Enterprises is a newspaper company that runs local papers and their websites across dozens of small and mid-sized American cities, making money mostly from advertising and paid subscriptions.
• Lennar CorporationLENLennar builds and sells new homes to American families.
• Centrus Energy Corp.LEUCentrus Energy sells enriched uranium to nuclear power plants and is rebuilding America's ability to make the specialized fuel for next-generation reactors.
• Levi Strauss & Co.LEVILevi Strauss & Co. designs and sells denim jeans, casual clothing, and accessories under its own brands, mostly through its Levi's label.
• LifeStance Health Group, Inc.LFSTLifeStance Health runs outpatient mental health clinics and virtual therapy services, connecting patients with therapists and psychiatrists.
• Labcorp Holdings, Inc.LHLabcorp is a healthcare company that runs medical testing labs and helps drug companies test new medicines.
• L3Harris Technologies, Inc.LHXL3Harris builds military electronics and communications systems — radios, sensors, satellites, and other defense gear — mostly for the U.S. government and its allies.
• Ethos Technologies Inc.LIFEEthos sells life insurance and estate planning products online to U.S. consumers.
• Lennox International Inc.LIILennox makes and sells heating, cooling, and ventilation equipment for homes and commercial buildings.
• Interlink Electronics, Inc.LINKInterlink Electronics makes pressure-sensitive sensors and interface products that let machines respond to touch, force, and position.
• Global X Lithium & Battery Tech ETFLITThis is a fund that holds shares of many companies involved in lithium mining and battery making.
• Lumentum Holdings Inc.LITELumentum makes the lasers and optical parts that let the internet move huge amounts of data and let phones and cars sense the world around them.
• Eli Lilly and CompanyLLYEli Lilly invents and sells prescription medicines for diabetes, obesity, cancer, and other serious diseases.
• LeMaitre Vascular, Inc.LMATLeMaitre Vascular makes and sells medical devices used in vascular surgery, along with services that preserve human tissue for use in operations.
• Limbach Holdings, Inc.LMBLimbach fixes and maintains the heating, cooling, plumbing, and electrical systems inside big buildings like hospitals and factories.
• Lemonade, Inc.LMNDLemonade sells renters, home, car, and pet insurance that you buy through an app, and it uses artificial intelligence to handle claims fast.
• Lockheed Martin CorporationLMTLockheed Martin is the world's largest defense contractor, building fighter jets, missiles, and space systems for governments, mainly the United States.
• Lincoln National CorporationLNCLincoln sells life insurance, annuities, and retirement plans, and manages money for people and companies.
• Lindsay CorporationLNNLindsay makes irrigation systems that water crops and road equipment that keeps highways safe.
• Alliant Energy CorporationLNTAlliant Energy sells electricity and natural gas to homes and businesses in Iowa and Wisconsin.
• Light & Wonder, Inc.LNWLight & Wonder makes and sells gambling machines, casino software, and online betting games to casinos and players worldwide.
• Light & Wonder, Inc.LNW.AXLight & Wonder makes slot machines and casino games for gambling operators, and casual mobile games for everyday players.
• The Lovesac CompanyLOVELovesac sells modular, washable "sactional" couches and beanbag-style seats that customers configure and assemble themselves.
• Lowe's Companies, Inc.LOWLowe's is a big-box home improvement retailer that sells tools, lumber, appliances, and garden supplies to homeowners and contractors.
• Liquidia CorporationLQDALiquidia makes and sells an inhaled medicine for a serious lung disease and earns money from selling it and licensing related technology.
• Lam Research CorporationLRCXLam Research makes the machines that build computer chips, selling them to the factories that manufacture chips.
• Stride, Inc.LRNStride runs online schools for kids from kindergarten through high school.
• Lightbridge CorporationLTBRLightbridge designs advanced nuclear fuel technology for existing reactors and small modular reactors, and licenses it to utilities.
• Lantronix, Inc.LTRXLantronix makes the hardware and software that connect machines, devices, and equipment to networks and the cloud, so companies can monitor and control them remotely.
• Lucky Strike Entertainment CorporationLUCKLucky Strike Entertainment owns and operates bowling centers and family entertainment venues across North America, earning money from bowling, food and drinks, games, and event bookings.
• Lumen Technologies, Inc.LUMNLumen runs the giant fiber-optic cables and internet networks that big companies, governments, and phone carriers pay to use.
• Intuitive Machines, Inc.LUNARIntuitive Machines builds and flies spacecraft that carry science and cargo to the Moon for NASA and other customers.
• Intuitive Machines, Inc.LUNRIntuitive Machines builds lunar landers and sells related space services to NASA and other customers.
• Southwest Airlines Co.LUVSouthwest Airlines flies people around the United States on cheap, no-frills flights, making money from tickets and extras like checked bags.
• Las Vegas Sands Corp.LVSLas Vegas Sands owns and runs giant casino-resort complexes in Macao and Singapore, making money from gambling, hotel rooms, shopping, and conventions.
• LSB Industries, Inc.LXULSB Industries makes nitrogen-based fertilizers and industrial chemicals from natural gas.
• LyondellBasell Industries N.V.LYBLyondellBasell is a chemicals company that turns oil and gas byproducts into the basic plastic ingredients used to make everyday products.
• Lyell Immunopharma, Inc.LYELLyell Immunopharma develops next-generation CAR T-cell therapies to treat cancer patients with blood cancers and solid tumors.
• Lyft, Inc.LYFTLyft is a ride-hailing app that connects people who need a ride with drivers who use their own cars, taking a cut of each fare.
• Live Nation Entertainment, Inc.LYVLive Nation is the world's largest live entertainment company, selling concert tickets and promoting shows and festivals while also managing artists and venues.
• LegalZoom.com, Inc.LZLegalZoom sells online legal help — forming LLCs, filing trademarks, and preparing wills and contracts — to small businesses and everyday people who want a lawyer's paperwork without a lawyer's bill.
• La-Z-Boy IncorporatedLZBLa-Z-Boy makes and sells reclining chairs, sofas, and other furniture for people's homes.
• Macy's, Inc.MMacy's runs a chain of department stores where people shop for clothes, cosmetics, home goods, and accessories.
• Mastercard IncorporatedMAMastercard runs a payments network that moves money between banks when you swipe or tap a card, taking a small fee on every transaction.
• Mid-America Apartment Communities, Inc.MAAMid-America Apartment Communities owns and operates apartment buildings across the U.S. Sunbelt and collects rent from the people who live in them.
• Marriott International, Inc.MARMarriott is one of the world's largest hotel companies, running thousands of hotels under brand names like Ritz-Carlton, Sheraton, and Courtyard, and earning most of its money by taking a cut of the room revenue those hotels generate.
• MARA Holdings, Inc.MARAMARA runs giant computer farms that earn bitcoin by solving math puzzles, and increasingly sells energy and computing services too.
• Masco CorporationMASMasco makes the everyday fixtures and building products—faucets, showerheads, paint, and cabinets—that go into homes and commercial buildings.
• Mattel, Inc.MATMattel designs and sells toys like Barbie dolls, Hot Wheels cars, and Fisher-Price baby gear.
• Moelis & CompanyMCMoelis is an investment bank that gives advice on big deals like mergers, acquisitions, and restructurings, and gets paid fees for that advice.
• McDonald's CorporationMCDMcDonald's sells fast food like burgers, fries, and chicken through tens of thousands of restaurants around the world.
• Microchip Technology IncorporatedMCHPMicrochip Technology designs and sells the tiny chips that add brains and control to everyday electronic devices, from cars to factory machines.
• McKesson CorporationMCKMcKesson buys medicines and medical supplies in huge volumes and delivers them to pharmacies, hospitals, and clinics.
• Moody's CorporationMCOMoody's sells opinions about how risky it is to lend money to companies and governments, plus software that helps banks check who they're doing business with.
• MongoDB, Inc.MDBMongoDB sells database software that helps developers store and organize data in a flexible way, and it makes money mostly through cloud subscriptions.
• Madrigal Pharmaceuticals, Inc.MDGLMadrigal is a drug company that sells a liver medicine for a serious fatty-liver disease.
• Mondelez International, Inc.MDLZMondelez makes and sells packaged snacks and foods — cookies, crackers, chocolate and candy — that people buy in grocery stores and eat between meals.
• Medpace Holdings, Inc.MEDPMedpace runs the clinical trials that drug and medical device makers need to test whether their products are safe and effective.
• MetLife, Inc.METMetLife sells life insurance, annuities, and employee benefits, and manages money for people and institutions.
• Meta Platforms, Inc.METAMeta runs the social apps Facebook, Instagram, and WhatsApp and sells ads to the billions of people who use them.
• MGM Resorts InternationalMGMMGM Resorts International runs casinos, hotels, and entertainment venues where people gamble, stay, eat, and watch shows.
• MacroGenics, Inc.MGNXMacroGenics develops antibody-based cancer drugs and earns money by selling them and partnering with larger drugmakers.
• Mohawk Industries, Inc.MHKMohawk Industries makes and sells flooring for homes and businesses, including carpet, tile, wood, and vinyl.
• McCormick & Company, IncorporatedMKCMcCormick makes and sells spices, seasonings, sauces, and flavorings that go into food people buy at the store or eat at restaurants.
• Markel Group Inc.MKLMarkel is a specialty insurance company that also owns a collection of unrelated businesses, from industrial equipment to baking suppliers.
• MKS Inc.MKSIMKS makes the specialized tools, instruments, and components that chipmakers and other manufacturers need to build and test their products.
• MarketAxess Holdings Inc.MKTXMarketAxess runs an electronic trading platform where big investors buy and sell corporate bonds.
• Mueller Industries, Inc.MLIMueller Industries makes metal products like copper tubes and brass fittings, mostly for plumbing and cooling systems.
• MillerKnoll, Inc.MLKNMillerKnoll designs and sells office and home furniture, including famous chairs and desks, to businesses and consumers around the world.
• Martin Marietta Materials, Inc.MLMMartin Marietta digs up rock, sand, and gravel and turns limestone into cement and concrete, selling the basic ingredients that roads, buildings, and homes are built from.
• Marcus & Millichap, Inc.MMIMarcus & Millichap is a commercial real estate brokerage that helps owners and investors buy, sell, and finance properties like apartment buildings, shopping centers, and hotels.
• 3M CompanyMMM3M makes and sells thousands of everyday industrial, safety, and consumer products, from sticky notes and tapes to respirators and abrasives.
• Monster Beverage CorporationMNSTMonster Beverage makes and sells energy drinks, sodas, and other beverages that it sells to stores and distributors around the world.
• Montauk Renewables, Inc.MNTKMontauk Renewables captures methane gas from landfills and turns it into renewable natural gas and electricity to sell.
• Momentus Inc.MNTSMomentus builds small spacecraft and the engines that move satellites around in space, selling rides and hardware to governments and companies that need to reposition things in orbit.
• Altria Group, Inc.MOAltria sells cigarettes and other tobacco products in the United States and pays out most of its profits to shareholders.
• Modine Manufacturing CompanyMODModine makes heating, cooling, and thermal management systems for vehicles, buildings, and data centers.
• Morningstar, Inc.MORNMorningstar sells research, ratings, and data about investments to help people and institutions make better financial decisions.
• The Mosaic CompanyMOSMosaic mines phosphate and potash and turns them into crop nutrients that farmers spread on fields to help food grow.
• Movado Group, Inc.MOVMovado designs, makes, and sells watches and jewelry under many brand names.
• Marathon Petroleum CorporationMPCMarathon Petroleum buys crude oil, refines it into gasoline and diesel at its own refineries, and sells the fuel through its own gas stations and pipelines.
• Monolithic Power Systems, Inc.MPWRMonolithic Power Systems designs tiny power-management chips that control and convert electricity inside electronic devices.
• Everspin Technologies, Inc.MRAMEverspin makes specialized memory chips that keep data even when the power is cut, selling them for use in cars, factories, and data centers.
• Merck & Co., Inc.MRKMerck is a large drug company that researches, makes, and sells medicines and vaccines to treat and prevent serious diseases.
• Moderna, Inc.MRNAModerna makes medicines that teach the body's own cells to fight disease, most famously its COVID-19 vaccine.
• Marsh & McLennan Companies, Inc.MRSHMarsh McLennan is a professional services firm that helps businesses buy insurance, manage risk, and run their employee benefits and consulting needs.
• Marvell Technology, Inc.MRVLMarvell designs the chips and networking gear that move data around inside data centers, phone networks, and cars.
• Morgan StanleyMSMorgan Stanley is a big bank that helps people and companies manage money, trade stocks and bonds, and buy or sell other companies.
• MSCI Inc.MSCIMSCI sells indexes, data, and analytics that investors use to measure and understand stock markets and risk.
• Microsoft CorporationMSFTMicrosoft sells software and cloud computing services that help people work, play games, and run their businesses.
• Motorola Solutions, Inc.MSIMotorola Solutions sells the radios, dispatch software, and video systems that police, firefighters, and other organizations rely on to communicate and stay safe.
• MSC Industrial Direct Co., Inc.MSMMSC Industrial Direct sells tools, fasteners, and industrial supplies to factories and machine shops.
• Emerson Radio Corp.MSNEmerson Radio designs and sells houseware and consumer electronics products under licensed brand names, and licenses its trademarks to other manufacturers around the world.
• Strategy Inc.MSTRStrategy sells business-intelligence software, but its main claim to fame is borrowing money and selling stock to buy huge amounts of Bitcoin.
• M&T Bank CorporationMTBM&T Bank is a regional U.S. bank that takes deposits and makes loans, and also sells wealth management and investment services.
• Match Group, Inc.MTCHMatch Group runs the world's biggest collection of dating apps, making money mostly from subscriptions and add-on purchases that help people find a romantic partner.
• Mettler-Toledo International Inc.MTDMettler-Toledo makes precision weighing and inspection instruments that businesses use to measure, check, and control what they produce.
• Matador Resources CompanyMTDRMatador Resources is an oil and gas company that finds, drills, and sells oil and natural gas in the United States.
• MGIC Investment CorporationMTGMGIC sells insurance that pays the mortgage lender if a homeowner defaults, mainly on loans with small down payments.
• Materion CorporationMTRNMaterion makes advanced specialty materials — things like beryllium, precision optics, and thin-film coatings — that other companies use to build products in semiconductors, aerospace, defense, and electronics.
• MasTec, Inc.MTZMasTec builds and maintains the physical infrastructure that powers modern life, from power lines and pipelines to cell towers and fiber optic cables.
• Micron Technology, Inc.MUMicron makes memory chips and storage chips that go into computers, phones, cars, and data centers.
• Murphy USA Inc.MUSAMurphy USA runs a large chain of fuel stations, mostly outside Walmart stores, and makes most of its money selling gasoline to price-conscious drivers.
• MYR Group Inc.MYRGMYR Group builds and maintains the electrical infrastructure that powers America, from giant transmission lines to the wiring inside data centers and stadiums.
• The Marzetti CompanyMZTIMarzetti makes and sells salad dressings, dips, sauces, and frozen garlic bread that show up in grocery stores and restaurant kitchens across America.
• Tema Space Innovators ETFNASAIt is an exchange-traded fund that gives ordinary investors a simple way to own a basket of companies working in the space industry.
• National Association for Stock Car Auto Racing, LLCNASCARNASCAR organizes and runs stock car racing series and events, selling tickets, broadcasts, and sponsorships to fans and media partners.
• NCR Atleos CorporationNATLNCR Atleos runs the cash machines and back-office plumbing that banks and stores use to hand people their money and take deposits.
• NAVEX Global, Inc.NAVEXNAVEX sells software and services that help organizations run ethics and compliance programs, like whistleblower hotlines and risk management tools.
• Navient CorporationNAVINavient collects payments and handles customer service for student loans, mostly federal ones it services for the government and its own private loans.
• Northeast BankNBNNortheast Bank takes deposits and makes loans, mostly to small businesses and real estate owners.
• Norwegian Cruise Line Holdings Ltd.NCLHNorwegian Cruise Line sells vacation cruises on its ships, feeding, entertaining, and carrying passengers to ports around the world.
• Nasdaq, Inc.NDAQNasdaq runs a major stock exchange and sells the technology and data that help markets and financial firms operate.
• Nordson CorporationNDSNNordson makes machines and equipment that precisely apply glues, coatings, and sealants, and other gear used to test and inspect products on factory lines.
• Noble Corporation plcNENoble owns and operates offshore drilling rigs that oil and gas companies rent to drill wells at sea.
• NextEra Energy, Inc.NEENextEra Energy makes and sells electricity, mostly from clean sources like sun and wind, and delivers it to homes and businesses.
• Newmont CorporationNEMNewmont is one of the world's largest gold miners, digging up gold and other metals and selling them to refineries and markets.
• Minerva Neurosciences, Inc.NERVMinerva Neurosciences is a small drug company trying to win approval for one medicine that treats schizophrenia.
• Cloudflare, Inc.NETCloudflare keeps websites fast and safe, and sells security and networking services to businesses that run things on the internet.
• AXS Short Netflix Daily ETFNFLQIt is a fund that aims to move in the opposite direction of Netflix shares each day.
• Netflix, Inc.NFLXNetflix sells monthly subscriptions to movies and TV shows that people stream over the internet.
• National Health Investors, Inc.NHINational Health Investors owns senior housing and medical facilities and earns rent and interest by leasing them to healthcare operators.
• NiSource Inc.NINiSource is a regulated utility that delivers natural gas and electricity to millions of homes and businesses, mostly in the Midwest.
• Nicolet Bankshares, Inc.NICNicolet Bankshares is a community bank holding company that makes money by taking deposits and lending them out, plus earning fees from wealth management and other financial services.
• New Jersey Resources CorporationNJRIt delivers natural gas to homes and businesses in New Jersey and invests in energy projects across the country.
• NIKE, Inc.NKENike designs and sells athletic shoes, clothes, and sports gear, mostly under its own brand.
• NortonLifeLock Inc.NLOKNortonLifeLock sells subscription cyber safety software to consumers and partner retailers.
• Newmark Group, Inc.NMRKNewmark is a commercial real estate services firm that helps companies lease, buy, sell, and finance office buildings, warehouses, and other properties.
• NANO Nuclear Energy Inc.NNENANO Nuclear Energy is a small nuclear power company trying to build portable, factory-made reactors that could power remote places or data centers.
• NNN REIT, Inc.NNNNNN REIT owns free-standing retail buildings across America and collects rent from the chains that occupy them under long-term leases.
• Northrop Grumman CorporationNOCNorthrop Grumman builds advanced military hardware like stealth bombers, missiles, and satellites for the U.S. government and its allies.
• FiscalNote Holdings, Inc.NOTEFiscalNote sells software and data that help organizations track legislation, regulations, and political risk so they can react to government decisions before they bite.
• ServiceNow, Inc.NOWServiceNow sells cloud software that helps big organizations manage their technology and automate everyday work.
• NRG Energy, Inc.NRGNRG Energy sells electricity, natural gas, and smart home products to homes and businesses across the United States and Canada.
• Norfolk Southern CorporationNSCNorfolk Southern runs freight trains that carry heavy goods across the eastern United States.
• Insight Enterprises, Inc.NSITInsight buys computers, software, and cloud services from big technology vendors and resells them to businesses and government agencies, adding help with setup and support.
• NetApp, Inc.NTAPNetApp sells data storage hardware and software that help businesses keep, protect, and move their digital files.
• Intellia Therapeutics, Inc.NTLAIntellia Therapeutics develops gene-editing medicines that can turn off, repair, or replace disease-causing genes inside the body.
• Nutanix, Inc.NTNXNutanix sells software and cloud services that let companies run and manage their computing systems across their own data centers and public clouds.
• Northern Trust CorporationNTRSNorthern Trust is a bank that safely holds other people's money and investments and charges fees to manage and service them.
• Nucor CorporationNUENucor makes steel and steel products, mostly by melting scrap metal, and sells them to companies that build everything from buildings to cars.
• Novavax, Inc.NVAXNovavax makes vaccines, including a protein-based COVID-19 shot, and earns money by selling them and licensing its technology to other companies.
• NVIDIA CorporationNVDANVIDIA designs the computer chips and related software that power artificial intelligence, video games, and data centers.
• NVE CorporationNVECNVE makes tiny magnetic sensors and signal-coupling chips that help machines, medical devices, and factory equipment sense and communicate safely.
• NVR, Inc.NVRNVR builds and sells homes and also earns fees from mortgage and title services for its homebuyers.
• Envista Holdings CorporationNVSTEnvista makes dental products—from implants and braces to the tools and machines dentists use every day—and sells them to dentists, orthodontists, and dental labs around the world.
• Novatel Wireless, Inc.NVTLNovatel Wireless makes wireless broadband and internet-of-things devices and services that help people and businesses get connected.
• Newell Brands Inc.NWLNewell Brands makes and sells everyday household products — things like Sharpie markers, Rubbermaid storage containers, and Yankee Candles — and sells them to consumers and businesses around the world.
• News CorporationNWSANews Corp owns newspapers, a digital real estate advertising business, a book publisher, and subscription video services that together sell news, information, and entertainment to consumers and businesses.
• Nextpower Inc.NXTNextpower makes and sells the metal racks and tracking systems that hold solar panels in place and tilt them toward the sun.
• Realty Income CorporationORealty Income owns thousands of single-tenant commercial properties and collects rent from the businesses that occupy them, paying most of that rent out to shareholders as monthly dividends.
• OceanFirst Financial Corp.OCFCIt is a bank holding company that takes in deposits and lends that money out to people and businesses, mainly in New Jersey.
• Ocugen, Inc.OCGNOcugen is a small biotech company developing gene therapies and vaccines, and it earns money mainly by partnering with other companies and collecting licensing and milestone payments.
• Old Dominion Freight Line, Inc.ODFLOld Dominion is a trucking company that moves smaller shipments of freight for businesses across North America.
• Omega Healthcare Investors, Inc.OHIOmega owns and rents out buildings to nursing homes and other healthcare operators, collecting rent from them.
• Oceaneering International, Inc.OIIOceaneering builds and operates specialized equipment and robotics, like underwater vehicles and diving gear, that help energy, defense, and aerospace companies work in tough places.
• ONEOK, Inc.OKEONEOK owns pipelines and processing plants that move natural gas and natural gas liquids across North America.
• Oklo Inc.OKLOOklo designs small nuclear reactors that it plans to build, own, and operate to sell electricity to customers like data centers.
• Okta, Inc.OKTAOkta sells software that lets companies verify who their employees and customers are when they log in, and manages their access to apps.
• Universal Display CorporationOLEDIt sells the special chemicals and licenses the technology that make phone and TV screens glow.
• Omnicom Group Inc.OMCOmnicom is a marketing and communications holding company that owns advertising agencies, media buyers, and public relations firms serving big companies around the world.
• ON Semiconductor CorporationONonsemi designs and sells the tiny chips that manage power and sense the world in cars, factories, and data centers.
• Old National BancorpONBOld National Bancorp is a regional bank that takes deposits from customers and lends that money out as loans, earning the difference in interest.
• Ondas Inc.ONDSOndas makes wireless industrial drones and private cellular network gear that companies use to inspect and monitor the things they own.
• Onto Innovation Inc.ONTOOnto Innovation makes the inspection and measurement machines that computer chip factories use to check their work.
• Ooma, Inc.OOMAOoma sells internet-based phone service and smart home security to homes and small businesses, earning mostly from monthly subscriptions.
• Opendoor Technologies Inc.OPENOpendoor buys homes directly from sellers and resells them to buyers, charging a fee for the convenience.
• OPENLANE, Inc.OPLNOPENLANE runs online marketplaces that help car dealers buy and sell used vehicles from each other and from large fleet owners.
• Optex Systems Holdings, Inc.OPXSOptex Systems makes precision optical sighting systems and periscopes for military vehicles and defense customers.
• Ormat Technologies, Inc.ORAOrmat builds and runs geothermal power plants that turn heat from deep underground into electricity.
• Orchid Island Capital, Inc.ORCOrchid Island Capital is a real estate investment trust that earns money by collecting interest on government-backed residential mortgage bonds it buys with borrowed money.
• Oracle CorporationORCLOracle sells database software and cloud computing services that big organizations rely on to run their operations.
• Old Republic International CorporationORIOld Republic sells insurance, mostly title insurance for home sales and liability insurance for businesses.
• O'Reilly Automotive, Inc.ORLYO'Reilly sells car parts and tools to both professional mechanics and everyday do-it-yourselfers.
• Oscar Health, Inc.OSCROscar Health sells health insurance plans to individuals and small businesses, and also runs a technology platform that other insurers pay to use.
• Otis Worldwide CorporationOTISOtis makes, installs, and services elevators and escalators, and earns most of its money keeping those machines running.
• VanEck Merk Gold TrustOUNZIt holds physical gold bars in a vault and sells shares that track the price of gold.
• OUTFRONT Media Inc.OUTOUTFRONT Media rents billboards and other outdoor advertising space to companies that want to reach people on the go.
• Ovintiv Inc.OVVOvintiv drills for oil and natural gas and sells it to energy markets.
• Blue Owl Capital Inc.OWLBlue Owl is an investment firm that raises money from big investors and puts it to work in private companies, real estate, and credit deals.
• Oxford Industries, Inc.OXMOxford Industries designs and sells clothing brands like Tommy Bahama and Lilly Pulitzer, mostly through its own stores, websites, and some wholesale partners.
• Occidental Petroleum CorporationOXYOccidental Petroleum is an oil and gas company that pumps crude oil and natural gas out of the ground and also makes chemicals.
• Everpure, Inc.PEverpure sells data storage hardware, software, and services that help big organizations store and manage their data.
• Plains All American Pipeline, L.P.PAAPlains All American Pipeline owns and operates pipelines, storage terminals and gathering systems that move crude oil and natural gas liquids across the U.S. and Canada.
• Penske Automotive Group, Inc.PAGPenske Automotive Group is a giant car dealer that sells new and used vehicles, finances them, and runs parts-and-service shops, mostly in the US and UK.
• Palo Alto Networks, Inc.PANWPalo Alto Networks sells cybersecurity software and hardware that helps organizations protect their networks, devices, and cloud systems from hackers.
• PAR Technology CorporationPARPAR Technology sells cloud software and hardware that restaurants and retailers use to take orders, run their kitchens, and manage their operations.
• Banzai International, Inc.PARABanzai sells software that helps businesses run webinars, virtual events, and marketing campaigns.
• Par Pacific Holdings, Inc.PARRPar Pacific runs a network of fuel refineries, pipelines, and gas stations, mostly in Hawaii and the western United States, making money by turning crude oil into gasoline, diesel, and jet fuel that people and businesses buy.
• UiPath, Inc.PATHUiPath sells software robots that automate repetitive computer tasks for big companies.
• Paymentus Holdings, Inc.PAYPaymentus runs a software platform that lets people pay bills online and helps companies collect those payments electronically.
• Payoneer Global Inc.PAYOPayoneer is a payments platform that helps small businesses and online sellers get paid across borders and in currencies other than their own.
• Paysign, Inc.PAYSPaysign runs prepaid card and payment programs for businesses, mostly in healthcare, that need to pay people who don't have a regular bank account.
• Paychex, Inc.PAYXPaychex handles payroll, HR paperwork, and benefits administration for small and mid-sized businesses, charging them a fee so they don't have to do it themselves.
• Prosperity Bancshares, Inc.PBProsperity Bancshares is a bank holding company that takes in deposits and makes loans to people and businesses, mostly in Texas.
• PACCAR Inc.PCARPACCAR builds big trucks like Kenworth and Peterbilt and sells parts and financing for them.
• PG&E CorporationPCGIt delivers electricity and natural gas to millions of homes and businesses in California.
• Procore Technologies, Inc.PCORProcore sells cloud software that construction companies use to run their projects, from the first bid to the final payment.
• Paylocity Holding CorporationPCTYPaylocity sells cloud software that helps small and mid-sized companies run payroll and manage their employees.
• PagerDuty, Inc.PDPagerDuty sells software that alerts the right people when something breaks, so companies can fix problems before customers notice.
• Public Service Enterprise Group IncorporatedPEGPSEG is a New Jersey utility that sells electricity and gas to homes and businesses and also runs one of America's largest nuclear power fleets.
• Pegasystems Inc.PEGAPegasystems sells software that big companies use to automate customer service and back-office work.
• PENN Entertainment, Inc.PENNPENN Entertainment runs casinos and sportsbooks, both in physical buildings and on your phone.
• PepsiCo, Inc.PEPPepsiCo makes and sells snacks and drinks — chips, sodas, sports drinks, and more — that people buy in stores and vending machines around the world.
• GrabAGunPEWGrabAGun is an online retailer that sells firearms, ammunition, and shooting gear, mostly shipped to local gun stores for customers to pick up.
• Pfizer Inc.PFEPfizer invents and sells medicines and vaccines, and makes most of its money by patenting new drugs and selling them at high prices while it holds the exclusive rights.
• Principal Financial Group, Inc.PFGPrincipal helps businesses and people manage money and risk, mainly by running retirement plans and selling insurance.
• Performance Food Group CompanyPFGCPerformance Food Group is a giant food distributor that buys food and supplies in bulk and delivers them to restaurants, convenience stores, and other places that serve or sell food.
• Invesco Dorsey Wright Financial Momentum ETFPFIIt is an exchange-traded fund that holds a basket of financial-sector stocks chosen for their price momentum.
• PennyMac Financial Services, Inc.PFSIPennyMac makes home loans for U.S. homeowners and then earns fees by collecting their monthly payments and managing the loans for investors.
• The Procter & Gamble CompanyPGProcter & Gamble sells everyday household products like toothpaste, shampoo, diapers, and laundry detergent to people all over the world.
• The Progressive CorporationPGRProgressive sells car and home insurance, collecting premiums from drivers and paying out when they crash.
• Parker-Hannifin CorporationPHParker Hannifin makes the mechanical parts and systems that keep machines moving and working, from airplane hydraulics to factory automation.
• PHINIA Inc.PHINPHINIA makes fuel injection systems and other parts that help combustion engines run, plus aftermarket replacement parts and filters sold under brand names like Delphi and Delco Remy.
• PulteGroup, Inc.PHMPulteGroup builds and sells new homes to American buyers, mostly single-family houses.
• Pinterest, Inc.PINSPinterest is a free online visual discovery app where people save and share pictures and links, and it makes money by showing ads to those users.
• Packaging Corporation of AmericaPKGIt makes cardboard boxes and the paper that goes into them.
• Planet Labs PBCPLPlanet Labs operates a large fleet of small satellites that photograph the Earth every day and sells access to those images and the data analysis built on top of them.
• Dave & Buster's Entertainment, Inc.PLAYDave & Buster's runs big entertainment and dining complexes where people eat, drink, and play arcade games.
• The Children's Place, Inc.PLCEThe Children's Place sells clothes, accessories, and shoes for kids through its own stores and website.
• Prologis, Inc.PLDPrologis owns and rents out giant warehouses used for storing and shipping goods.
• Palantir Technologies Inc.PLTRPalantir sells software that helps big organizations make sense of messy data and act on it.
• Plug Power Inc.PLUGPlug Power makes hydrogen fuel cells and equipment that turn hydrogen into electricity for forklifts, data centers, and factories.
• Pinelawn CemeteryPLWNPinelawn Cemetery sells burial plots, mausoleum spaces, and funeral services to families on Long Island, New York.
• Plexus Corp.PLXSPlexus builds electronic products and systems for other companies that design them but would rather not run their own factories.
• Philip Morris International Inc.PMPhilip Morris International sells cigarettes and tobacco products outside the United States.
• The PNC Financial Services Group, Inc.PNCPNC is an American bank that takes deposits, makes loans, and sells other financial services to people and businesses.
• Pinnacle Financial Partners, Inc.PNFPPinnacle Financial Partners is a regional bank that takes deposits and makes loans for businesses and individuals, mainly in the southeastern United States.
• Pinnacle West Capital CorporationPNWPinnacle West is a utility company that produces and delivers electricity to homes and businesses in central Arizona.
• Precision Optics Corporation, Inc.POCIPrecision Optics designs and builds tiny optical instruments and custom lenses for medical device makers and defense customers.
• Insulet CorporationPODDInsulet makes wearable insulin pumps that people with diabetes stick on their skin to get insulin automatically all day.
• Plantronics, Inc. (Poly)POLYPoly makes headsets, conference phones, and video gear that help people talk and meet remotely for work and school.
• Pool CorporationPOOLPool Corporation distributes the chemicals, equipment, and supplies that pool builders and pool service companies need to keep swimming pools clean and working.
• Portland General Electric CompanyPORPortland General Electric generates and sells electricity and natural gas to homes and businesses in Oregon.
• Post Holdings, Inc.POSTPost Holdings sells breakfast cereals, peanut butter, eggs, and pet food to grocery stores and restaurants.
• Power Integrations, Inc.POWIPower Integrations makes small, highly efficient chips that help turn wall-outlet electricity into the low-voltage power that electronics need.
• Powell Industries, Inc.POWLPowell builds the heavy electrical gear that controls and protects power for factories, data centers, and utilities.
• Pilgrim's Pride CorporationPPCPilgrim's Pride raises chickens and turns them into fresh and frozen chicken products that grocery stores and restaurants sell to people.
• PPG Industries, Inc.PPGPPG makes and sells paints, coatings, and specialty materials used in buildings, cars, factories, and other industries.
• Perma-Pipe International Holdings, Inc.PPIHPerma-Pipe makes insulated pipes and leak-detection systems that keep fluids hot, cold, or safely contained as they travel underground.
• PPL CorporationPPLPPL delivers electricity and natural gas to homes and businesses in the United States.
• Permian Resources CorporationPRPermian Resources is an oil and gas company that drills wells in West Texas to pump crude oil and natural gas out of the ground and sell it.
• Porch Group, Inc.PRCHPorch Group sells software and data to home inspectors, mortgage and title companies, and roofers, and also sells home insurance to homeowners.
• Primerica, Inc.PRIPrimerica sells life insurance and financial products to middle-income families through a large network of part-time and full-time independent agents.
• Primoris Services CorporationPRIMPrimoris Services is a construction and infrastructure contractor that builds and maintains the pipes, power lines, and plants that keep utilities, energy companies, and cities running.
• United Parks & Resorts Inc.PRKSUnited Parks & Resorts owns and runs a group of theme parks and water parks, mostly in the United States, where families pay to ride roller coasters, splash in wave pools, and see animals.
• Proto Labs, Inc.PRLBProtolabs is an on-demand manufacturer that makes custom parts for prototyping and short-run production, mostly for engineers and product developers.
• Primo Brands CorporationPRMBPrimo Brands sells bottled water and flavored drinks to homes and businesses across North America.
• Purple Innovation, Inc.PRPLPurple makes and sells mattresses and other sleep products, including its signature gel grid technology, to consumers and retailers.
• CarParts.com, Inc.PRTSCarParts.com sells aftermarket auto parts and accessories online, mostly to people repairing their own cars and to collision repair shops.
• Prudential Financial, Inc.PRUPrudential sells insurance, retirement, and investment products that help people and institutions manage money and risk over the long run.
• Privia Health Group, Inc.PRVAPrivia Health helps doctors run their practices and get paid by insurance companies, and it takes a cut of the money those practices collect.
• Public StoragePSAPublic Storage rents self-storage units to people and businesses on a month-to-month basis and sells tenant insurance to those renters.
• Parsons CorporationPSNParsons is a defense and infrastructure company that designs and builds things for governments and also sells engineering and security services.
• Phillips 66PSXPhillips 66 buys crude oil, turns it into gasoline, diesel and other fuels, and also moves that energy around the country through pipelines and terminals.
• PTC Inc.PTCPTC makes software that helps industrial companies design products, manage how those products are built and changed over time, and use augmented reality to guide workers.
• Patterson-UTI Energy, Inc.PTENPatterson-UTI drills oil and gas wells for energy companies and rents them the equipment to do it.
• Peloton Interactive, Inc.PTONPeloton sells internet-connected exercise bikes and treadmills plus a monthly subscription to live and on-demand workout classes.
• Publix Super Markets, Inc.PUBLIXPublix runs supermarkets across the southeastern United States, selling groceries, pharmacy items, and general merchandise to everyday shoppers.
• PubMatic, Inc.PUBMPubMatic runs a cloud software platform that helps websites sell their ad space to advertisers automatically, taking a cut of each sale.
• ProPetro Holding Corp.PUMPProPetro provides hydraulic fracturing, wireline, cementing, and power generation services to oil and gas producers.
• Hyperliquid Strategies Inc.PURRHyperliquid Strategies is a Nasdaq-listed company that holds the HYPE digital token and related assets tied to the Hyperliquid trading platform.
• PGIM Ultra Short Municipal Bond ETFPUSHIt is an exchange-traded fund that holds short-term, investment-grade US municipal bonds and sells shares to investors seeking tax-exempt income.
• PVH Corp.PVHPVH owns and grows two big clothing brands, Calvin Klein and Tommy Hilfiger, selling underwear, jeans, shirts, and accessories to shoppers around the world.
• Quanta Services, Inc.PWRQuanta Services is a big specialty contractor that builds and maintains the power lines, pipelines, and communication networks that keep electricity, fuel, and data moving across North America.
• PayPal Holdings, Inc.PYPLPayPal runs a digital payments network that lets people and businesses send and receive money online and in stores.
• Pyxus International, Inc.PYYXPyxus International buys, processes, and sells leaf tobacco to cigarette and tobacco product makers around the world.
• Qnity Electronics, Inc.QQnity Electronics makes and sells the specialty chemicals and materials that chipmakers and electronics manufacturers use to build their products.
• D-Wave Quantum Inc.QBTSD-Wave builds quantum computers and sells access to them, betting that a strange kind of computing will eventually solve problems regular computers cannot.
• QUALCOMM IncorporatedQCOMQualcomm designs the chips and wireless technology that let smartphones and other devices connect to mobile networks.
• Quantum CorporationQMCOQuantum sells data storage hardware and software that help organizations store, protect, and manage huge amounts of digital information.
• Quantinuum Inc.QNTQuantinuum builds quantum computers and the software and tools that let businesses and researchers use them.
• Invesco QQQ TrustQQQInvesco QQQ is a fund that lets you buy a slice of the hundred biggest non-financial companies on the Nasdaq stock exchange in one purchase.
• Invesco NASDAQ 100 ETFQQQMIt is a low-cost fund that lets ordinary investors own a slice of the 100 largest non-financial companies listed on the Nasdaq stock market.
• QS Energy, Inc.QSEPQS Energy develops technology that helps oil pipelines move heavy crude more efficiently.
• Defiance Quantum ETFQTUMIt is an exchange-traded fund that gives investors a basket of shares in companies working on quantum computing and advanced computing technology.
• Quantum Computing Inc.QUBTQuantum Computing Inc. sells machines and software that use quantum physics to solve certain math problems, and also makes optical chips for sensing and computing.
• QXO, Inc.QXOQXO is a building products distributor that sells roofing, waterproofing, and other construction supplies to contractors, and it is trying to build a huge technology-driven platform through acquisitions.
• VanEck Data Center Supply Chain ETFRACKIt is an exchange-traded fund that gives investors a way to own a basket of companies tied to building and running data centers.
• Rain Enhancement Technologies Holdco, Inc.RAINRain Enhancement Technologies is a development-stage company trying to build machines that release electrically charged particles into clouds to make it rain, with no revenue yet.
• LiveRamp Holdings, Inc.RAMPLiveRamp helps companies connect their customer data to advertising and marketing tools without sharing the raw personal information itself.
• Rand Capital CorporationRANDRand Capital provides debt and equity financing to small, privately held businesses that are too small or too odd for a regular bank loan or a big venture fund.
• Ultragenyx Pharmaceutical Inc.RAREUltragenyx makes and sells rare-disease medicines, mostly enzyme replacement therapies and gene therapies for a handful of serious genetic disorders.
• RB Global, Inc.RBARB Global runs the world's largest auction business for used heavy equipment, selling trucks, excavators, and other machines for owners who want to turn them into cash.
• RB Global, Inc.RBA.TORB Global runs online marketplaces that help people buy and sell heavy equipment and trucks around the world.
• Ribbon Communications Inc.RBBNRibbon Communications sells the software and hardware that phone and internet providers use to connect calls and carry data, and it also makes secure communications tools for businesses.
• Roblox CorporationRBLXRoblox runs an online platform where people play and create video games, earning money mainly when users buy its virtual currency.
• Rubrik, Inc.RBRKRubrik sells software that protects and recovers companies' data when systems are attacked or break down.
• Red Cat Holdings, Inc.RCATRed Cat makes small drones and drone software for soldiers, police, and security teams.
• Royal Caribbean Cruises Ltd.RCLRoyal Caribbean runs big vacation cruise ships that carry millions of people to fun destinations around the world.
• RCM Technologies, Inc.RCMTRCM Technologies sells engineering, IT, and healthcare staffing services to other businesses.
• Reddit, Inc.RDDTReddit runs a giant collection of online discussion forums where people talk about everything, and it makes most of its money by showing ads to those people.
• The RealReal, Inc.REALThe RealReal runs an online marketplace that resells authenticated secondhand luxury goods like handbags, watches, and clothing.
• Regency Centers CorporationREGRegency Centers owns and operates grocery-anchored shopping centers in suburban America, collecting rent from the supermarkets, restaurants, and shops that fill them.
• Regeneron Pharmaceuticals, Inc.REGNRegeneron invents and sells medicines that treat serious eye diseases, skin conditions, asthma, and rare genetic disorders.
• Remitly Global, Inc.RELYRemitly is a digital money-transfer company that lets immigrants send cash home to family in other countries, mostly through a mobile app.
• RPC, Inc.RESRPC provides equipment and services that help oil and gas companies drill and complete wells.
• Regions Financial CorporationRFRegions Financial is a bank that takes in deposits and lends money to people and businesses across the southern United States.
• Royal Gold, Inc.RGLDRoyal Gold gives miners cash upfront and then collects a share of the gold they dig up later.
• Sturm, Ruger & Company, Inc.RGRRuger makes and sells firearms — mainly rifles, pistols, and revolvers — along with gun parts and accessories, to wholesalers and retailers across America.
• Rigetti Computing, Inc.RGTIRigetti Computing builds quantum computers and sells access to them, betting that these exotic machines will eventually solve problems regular computers cannot.
• Robert Half Inc.RHIRobert Half is a staffing company that finds and places workers—especially accountants, finance experts, and tech professionals—into temporary and permanent jobs at other businesses.
• Riot Platforms, Inc.RIOTRiot Platforms runs large data centers that mine bitcoin and rents capacity to other companies.
• Rivian Automotive, Inc.RIVNRivian builds electric pickup trucks and SUVs, and also makes electric delivery vans for Amazon.
• Raymond James Financial, Inc.RJFRaymond James is a financial services company that manages money, advises clients on investments, and helps companies raise capital.
• Rocket Lab CorporationRKLBRocket Lab builds and launches small rockets and makes spacecraft parts, mostly for satellite companies and space agencies.
• Rocket Companies, Inc.RKTRocket Companies helps people get mortgages, mostly online, and makes money from loan fees and interest.
• Ralph Lauren CorporationRLRalph Lauren designs and sells premium clothing, accessories, and home goods under a family of brands, from Polo to Purple Label.
• Rambus Inc.RMBSRambus designs chips and sells chip technology that helps move data quickly between memory and processors in data centers and AI systems.
• ResMed Inc.RMDResMed makes cloud-connected medical devices and software that treat sleep apnea and other respiratory conditions, selling them to patients, home care providers, and hospitals.
• RingCentral, Inc.RNGRingCentral sells cloud-based phone and messaging services that let businesses run calls, texts, and video meetings over the internet instead of old-fashioned phone lines.
• Renasant CorporationRNSTRenasant is a bank holding company that takes in deposits and lends money to people and small businesses, mainly in the southern United States.
• Gibraltar Industries, Inc.ROCKGibraltar makes metal products like roofing accessories, mailboxes, and gutters for homes and buildings.
• Rogers CorporationROGRogers makes specialty materials and components that help electronics and other products work better, from circuit boards to thermal protection.
• Rockwell Automation, Inc.ROKRockwell Automation sells the hardware and software that helps factories run their machines and connect them to the internet.
• Roku, Inc.ROKURoku makes streaming players and smart TVs, and runs the software platform that helps people watch streaming services on their TVs.
• Rollins, Inc.ROLRollins is a pest control company that sends technicians to homes and businesses to get rid of termites, rodents, and bugs.
• Roper Technologies, Inc.ROPRoper Technologies owns a collection of niche software and technology businesses that sell subscription products to specific industries, from hospitals to insurance companies to trucking fleets.
• Ross Stores, Inc.ROSSRoss Stores sells brand-name clothing and home goods at steep discounts by buying leftover inventory from other companies and selling it in its own no-frills stores.
• Ross Stores, Inc.ROSTRoss buys brand-name clothes and home goods at a discount and sells them cheaply in no-frills stores.
• PharmaRoth Labs, Inc.ROTHPharmaRoth Labs sells a herbal-based nutraceutical called Sucanon for people with type-2 diabetes, and it sells it around the world.
• Rapid7, Inc.RPDRapid7 sells software that helps companies find weaknesses in their computer systems and spot attacks while they are happening.
• RPM International Inc.RPMRPM International makes and sells specialty coatings, sealants, and building materials used to protect and repair everything from bridges and factory floors to basement walls and garage floors.
• Range Resources CorporationRRCRange Resources is an oil and gas company that pulls natural gas, natural gas liquids, and oil out of the ground and sells them to utilities, marketers, processors, and refiners.
• Red Rock Resorts, Inc.RRRRed Rock Resorts owns and runs casinos and entertainment properties, mostly for local Las Vegas-area customers rather than tourists.
• Republic Services, Inc.RSGRepublic Services collects and disposes of trash and recycling for homes, businesses, and factories, and runs the landfills where much of it ends up.
• Rush Street Interactive, Inc.RSIIt runs online casinos and sports betting apps where people bet real money on games and casino-style games.
• Invesco S&P 500 Equal Weight ETFRSPIt is an exchange-traded fund that holds every stock in the S&P 500 in equal amounts, giving investors a way to own the whole index without letting the biggest companies dominate.
• RTX CorporationRTXRTX builds weapons, missile systems, and aircraft engines, and sells the electronics and services that keep them working.
• Rumble Inc.RUMRumble runs a video-sharing website and cloud-hosting service that pitches itself as a free-speech alternative to bigger platforms.
• Revolve Group, Inc.RVLVRevolve is an online fashion retailer that sells trendy clothes and accessories, mostly to young women, and throws big influencer parties to promote them.
• Revvity, Inc.RVTYRevvity sells scientific instruments, chemicals, software, and diagnostic tests to research labs, biotech companies, and governments.
• RXO, Inc.RXORXO is a freight broker that connects companies with truckers to move their goods, earning a fee for arranging each shipment.
• Sabre CorporationSABRSabre runs the software backbone that airlines and travel agencies use to sell and book flights.
• Saia, Inc.SAIASaia is a trucking company that picks up and delivers freight for businesses across the United States.
• Science Applications International CorporationSAICSAIC is a government contractor that provides technical, engineering, and IT services, mostly to the U.S. military and federal agencies.
• SailPoint, Inc.SAILSailPoint sells software that helps companies control who can access what inside their computer systems.
• The Boston Beer Company, Inc.SAMIt brews and sells beer, hard cider, and hard seltzer to drinkers across America.
• Sana Biotechnology, Inc.SANASana Biotechnology makes engineered cell medicines that replace or repair sick cells in the body.
• Satellogic Inc.SATLSatellogic builds and operates a fleet of small satellites and sells the pictures and data they capture to governments and businesses.
• EchoStar CorporationSATSEchoStar is a satellite communications company that provides TV broadcasting, satellite internet, and wireless services.
• SBA Communications CorporationSBACSBA Communications owns and leases space on wireless communication towers to mobile carriers and other wireless providers.
• Sally Beauty Holdings, Inc.SBHSally Beauty sells hair dye, shampoo, nail polish, styling tools, and other beauty supplies to everyday shoppers and to salon professionals.
• Sabra Health Care REIT, Inc.SBRASabra owns healthcare buildings like nursing homes and assisted-living centers, and collects rent from the companies that operate them.
• Starbucks CorporationSBUXStarbucks sells coffee, tea, and food through its own cafés and earns money from every drink and snack customers buy there.
• Schwab U.S. Dividend Equity ETFSCHDIt is a low-cost exchange-traded fund that holds a basket of big U.S. companies with a long history of paying dividends.
• Schwab U.S. Mid-Cap ETFSCHMIt is an exchange-traded fund that lets ordinary investors buy a broad basket of medium-sized U.S. companies in a single cheap trade.
• The Charles Schwab CorporationSCHWCharles Schwab is a financial services company that helps people invest their money and trade stocks through its brokerage, while also running a large bank that holds their cash.
• Seaboard CorporationSEBSeaboard turns pork and grains into food and fuel, moves cargo by sea, and runs an energy business in the Dominican Republic.
• Solaris Energy Infrastructure, Inc.SEISolaris provides mobile power generators and related equipment to oilfield service companies, and is building out a fleet of power plants for data centers.
• SEI Investments CompanySEICSEI provides the software, investment processing, and asset management services that banks, wealth managers, and institutional investors use to run their money businesses.
• Serve Robotics Inc.SERVServe Robotics builds small four-wheeled delivery robots that carry food and groceries to people's homes on city sidewalks.
• Sezzle Inc.SEZLSezzle lets shoppers split their purchases into four interest-free payments, and it makes money by charging merchants a fee for each sale it helps them win.
• Smithfield Foods, Inc.SFDSmithfield turns pigs into packaged meats like bacon and sausage and fresh pork cuts, selling them to grocery stores and restaurants.
• Sprouts Farmers Market, Inc.SFMSprouts Farmers Market runs a chain of grocery stores that focus on fresh produce, healthy packaged foods, and vitamins and supplements.
• Sweetgreen, Inc.SGSweetgreen runs fast-casual restaurants that sell made-to-order salads, grain bowls, and other healthy food.
• Superior Group of Companies, Inc.SGCSuperior Group of Companies makes and sells uniforms and branded workwear, and also runs call centers and fulfillment services for other businesses.
• Sangamo Therapeutics, Inc.SGMOSangamo Therapeutics is a biotech company that develops gene therapies for serious neurological and inherited diseases.
• abrdn Physical Gold Shares ETFSGOLIt is a fund that holds physical gold bars in a vault, letting people buy gold like a stock.
• SharonAI Holdings Inc.SHAZSharonAI rents out powerful computer chips and AI infrastructure to companies that need to train and run artificial intelligence.
• Shenandoah Telecommunications CompanySHENShentel sells broadband internet, TV, and phone service to homes and businesses in the Mid-Atlantic United States.
• Steven Madden, Ltd.SHOOSteve Madden designs and sells fashion footwear, bags, and clothes, mostly under its own brands, to shoppers through department stores, its own shops, and online.
• The Sherwin-Williams CompanySHWSherwin-Williams makes and sells paints and coatings for homes, cars, and factories.
• iShares 1-3 Year Treasury Bond ETFSHYIt is a fund that holds short-term U.S. government bonds and pays investors the interest.
• Sidus Space, Inc.SIDUSidus Space builds and operates small satellites and sells related space hardware and data services to government and commercial customers.
• Sigyn Therapeutics, Inc.SIGYSigyn Therapeutics is a tiny early-stage biotech trying to build blood-cleansing devices that filter harmful stuff out of a patient's bloodstream.
• Silicon Motion Technology CorporationSIMOSilicon Motion designs the controller chips that manage how data gets stored and retrieved inside flash memory devices.
• Sirius XM Holdings Inc.SIRISiriusXM is a subscription radio and audio company that beams music, talk shows, sports, and news to cars and phones, and it also owns the Pandora streaming service.
• SiTime CorporationSITMSiTime makes tiny silicon chips that keep time inside electronics, replacing the old quartz crystals that used to do that job.
• The J.M. Smucker CompanySJMSmucker sells packaged food and drinks like jams, peanut butter, coffee, and pet treats to grocery stores and pet owners.
• Skillsoft Corp.SKILSkillsoft sells online learning and skills-management software that helps companies train and track the skills of their employees.
• Skydance CorporationSKYDSkydance is a media and entertainment company that makes movies, television shows, and video games, and distributes them to audiences and advertisers.
• SkyWest, Inc.SKYWSkyWest operates regional airlines that fly smaller planes on short routes for big airlines like United, Delta, and American.
• SLB N.V.SLBSLB sells the tools, technology, and expertise that oil and gas companies need to find and produce energy, and it is expanding into new energy businesses.
• SL Green Realty Corp.SLGSL Green owns and rents out big office buildings in New York City, mostly in Manhattan.
• Silgan Holdings Inc.SLGNSilgan makes the metal cans, plastic bottles, and caps that other companies use to package their food, drinks, and household products.
• SLM CorporationSLMSallie Mae lends money to U.S. students and families to help pay for college, and funds those loans partly with money from customer deposits.
• Super Micro Computer, Inc.SMCISuper Micro builds the high-powered computer servers that companies use to run artificial intelligence and other heavy computing work.
• Standard Motor Products, Inc.SMPStandard Motor Products makes replacement parts that keep cars and trucks running after they leave the factory.
• Semtech CorporationSMTCSemtech makes specialized chips that move and protect signals and power in data centers, connected devices, and cell towers.
• Snap-on IncorporatedSNASnap-on makes and sells tools, equipment, and repair software to professional mechanics and industrial workers.
• Snap Inc.SNAPSnap runs Snapchat, a free app that makes money by showing ads between photos, videos, and short shows.
• Sanarco Funds Inc.SNCFSanarco Funds is a small, thinly traded public shell company with no meaningful operations.
• Sandisk CorporationSNDKSandisk makes flash memory chips and storage products, the technology that saves data inside phones, computers, and data centers.
• StoneX Group Inc.SNEXStoneX is a financial services firm that connects buyers and sellers across markets and helps companies manage risk and move money around the world.
• Snowflake Inc.SNOWSnowflake sells cloud software that lets companies store huge amounts of data and analyze it quickly.
• Synopsys, Inc.SNPSSynopsys sells software and tools that help engineers design computer chips and electronics.
• The Southern CompanySOSouthern Company is a big utility holding company that sells electricity and natural gas to millions of homes and businesses in the southeastern United States.
• SoFi Technologies, Inc.SOFISoFi is a digital financial company that offers banking, lending, and investing services through a mobile app.
• Solventum CorporationSOLVSolventum sells medical supplies and healthcare software—wound dressings, dental products, and health information systems—to hospitals, clinics, and dental professionals.
• Sonoco Products CompanySONSonoco makes the everyday packaging that holds, protects, and ships things people buy.
• Sonos, Inc.SONOSonos makes wireless speakers and home audio systems that let people play music in any room and fill their homes with sound.
• SoundHound AI, Inc.SOUNSoundHound AI sells voice AI software that lets businesses add talking assistants to things like cars, restaurants, and customer service phone lines.
• Virgin Galactic Holdings, Inc.SPCEVirgin Galactic sells tickets to ride a rocket-powered spaceplane to the edge of space, and it is now building a bigger fleet of ships to fly more customers.
• Space Exploration Technologies Corp.SPCXSpaceX builds and launches rockets and spacecraft, and sells internet service from space.
• Simon Property Group, Inc.SPGSimon Property Group owns and rents out large shopping malls, outlet centers, and mixed-use properties, collecting rent from the stores and brands that operate inside them.
• S&P Global Inc.SPGIS&P Global sells financial information, credit ratings, and market benchmarks that investors and companies rely on to make decisions.
• Sphere Entertainment Co.SPHRSphere Entertainment runs a giant immersive spherical venue in Las Vegas and sells live entertainment, advertising, and sports content.
• Spire Global, Inc.SPIRSpire Global flies a fleet of small satellites that track weather, ships, and planes, and sells the data to companies and governments.
• SPS Commerce, Inc.SPSCSPS Commerce runs a cloud network that lets retailers and their suppliers automatically exchange orders, invoices, and shipping data without human typing or fax machines.
• Sportsman's Warehouse Holdings, Inc.SPWHSportsman's Warehouse is an outdoor sporting goods retailer selling hunting, shooting, fishing, and camping gear to outdoor enthusiasts.
• SPX Technologies, Inc.SPXCSPX Technologies makes and sells heating, ventilation, air conditioning, and detection and measurement equipment for commercial, industrial, and residential customers.
• State Street SPDR S&P 500 ETF TrustSPYSPY is a giant fund that lets anyone buy a tiny slice of the 500 biggest U.S. companies in one trade.
• SPDR Portfolio S&P 500 Growth ETFSPYGIt is a low-cost exchange-traded fund that lets ordinary investors own a basket of large US growth stocks in one purchase.
• 1st Source CorporationSRCE1st Source is a Indiana-based bank that takes deposits and makes loans to small businesses and everyday people, and also sells specialized financing like equipment leases and insurance.
• DBA Sempra (formerly Sempra Energy)SRESempra is an energy company that owns utilities and builds gas pipelines and power infrastructure to deliver electricity and natural gas to millions of people.
• Simpson Manufacturing Co., Inc.SSDSimpson makes the metal connectors, fasteners, and anchors that hold wooden buildings together.
• SS&C Technologies Holdings, Inc.SSNCSS&C Technologies sells software and back-office services that help financial firms and other companies track investments, process trades, and manage their money.
• SSR Mining Inc.SSRM.TOSSR Mining is a gold and silver mining company that digs precious metals out of the ground across the Americas and sells them to global markets.
• Sensata Technologies Holding plcSTSensata makes the tiny sensors and switches that help cars, machines, and factories measure and control things like pressure, temperature, and position.
• STAG Industrial, Inc.STAGSTAG Industrial owns and rents out warehouses and industrial buildings across America.
• StepStone Group Inc.STEPStepStone is a money manager that invests in private companies and private assets on behalf of big institutions like pension funds and endowments.
• Steel Dynamics, Inc.STLDSteel Dynamics melts scrap metal and turns it into new steel that other businesses buy to build things.
• Sterling Infrastructure, Inc.STRLSterling Infrastructure builds the physical foundations for America's growth — dirt work, roads, bridges, warehouses, data centers, and water systems — and gets paid a fixed price for each project.
• Strawberry Fields REIT, Inc.STRWStrawberry Fields REIT owns skilled nursing facilities and other healthcare buildings and rents them to the operators who run them.
• State Street CorporationSTTState Street is a giant financial services company that safely holds and tracks other people's money and investments, and helps big investors trade and manage their portfolios.
• Constellation Brands, Inc.STZConstellation Brands makes and sells beer, wine, and spirits, and it is the biggest beer importer in the United States.
• Sunoco LPSUNSunoco is a fuel distributor that buys gasoline and diesel from refineries and delivers it to roughly 7,400 convenience stores and gas stations across the country.
• Stran & Company, Inc.SWAGStran is a promotional products company that helps businesses build branded merchandise and loyalty programs.
• Smith & Wesson Brands, Inc.SWBISmith & Wesson makes firearms — handguns, rifles, and suppressors — for ordinary buyers, police, and the military.
• Latham Group, Inc.SWIMLatham makes and sells fiberglass swimming pools and pool accessories for homeowners.
• Stanley Black & Decker, Inc.SWKStanley Black & Decker makes and sells tools and hardware for professionals and do-it-yourselfers.
• Skyworks Solutions, Inc.SWKSSkyworks makes the tiny radio chips that let phones, cars, and Wi-Fi routers connect wirelessly.
• Synchrony FinancialSYFSynchrony provides store-branded credit cards and consumer financing, often to people shopping at retailers like Lowe's or Ashley Furniture.
• Stryker CorporationSYKStryker makes medical devices and implants used in surgery, like replacement hips and knees, plus hospital equipment like beds and operating-room cameras.
• Symbotic Inc.SYMSymbotic builds robots and software that automate the big warehouses where stores and delivery companies sort and move goods.
• Sysco CorporationSYYSysco is a giant food distributor that buys food and supplies in bulk and delivers them to restaurants, hospitals, schools, and hotels.
• AT&T Inc.TAT&T sells phone and internet service, mainly through mobile plans and home broadband connections.
• Berto Acquisition Corp.TACOBerto Acquisition Corp. is a blank-check company that raised money from investors and is looking for a private business to buy.
• TaskUs, Inc.TASKTaskUs runs outsourced customer support and content moderation teams for big tech and consumer companies.
• Teradata CorporationTDCTeradata sells software and cloud services that help big companies store huge amounts of data and run complex analysis on it.
• TransDigm Group IncorporatedTDGTransDigm designs and sells the small but essential airplane parts that keep commercial and military aircraft flying, and it earns unusually high profits because airlines have little choice but to buy from it.
• Teladoc Health, Inc.TDOCTeladoc Health sells virtual doctor visits and remote health monitoring, letting people see a doctor or therapist by phone or video instead of going to a clinic.
• ThredUp Inc.TDUPThredUp is an online resale marketplace where people buy and sell secondhand clothes, shoes, and accessories.
• Tidewater Inc.TDWTidewater owns and operates offshore support vessels that ferry crews and supplies to oil and gas platforms at sea.
• Teledyne Technologies IncorporatedTDYTeledyne makes specialized electronics, instruments, cameras, and sensors for industry, government, and medical customers.
• T1 Energy Inc.TET1 Energy makes solar panels and sells the electricity they produce, and it is building a big solar cell factory in Texas.
• Bio-Techne CorporationTECHBio-Techne makes the proteins, chemicals, and lab instruments that scientists and doctors use to study biology and develop new medicines and diagnostic tests.
• Tempus AI, Inc.TEMTempus is a health-tech company that uses AI to analyze patient medical data and help doctors pick better treatments, especially for cancer.
• Teradyne, Inc.TERTeradyne builds the machines that test computer chips and electronics to make sure they work before they're sold.
• Terex CorporationTEXTerex builds heavy machines — like aerial work platforms, cranes, and rock crushers — that other companies use to lift things, move materials, and process rock and waste.
• Truist Financial CorporationTFCTruist is a big American bank that takes deposits, makes loans, and sells wealth and payment services to people and businesses.
• Target CorporationTGTTarget runs big discount stores that sell everyday essentials, clothes, and home goods, plus a growing same-day delivery and pickup business.
• THOR Industries, Inc.THOThor Industries is the world's largest maker of recreational vehicles, building motorhomes and towable trailers under brands like Airstream, Jayco, and Keystone.
• Interface, Inc.TILEInterface makes and sells carpet tiles and other flooring for offices and homes around the world.
• The TJX Companies, Inc.TJXTJX runs off-price retail chains that buy brand-name clothing and home goods cheaply and sell them at a discount.
• TKO Group Holdings, Inc.TKOTKO runs two of the biggest live sports and entertainment businesses in the world — WWE wrestling and UFC mixed martial arts — and makes money by selling tickets, TV and streaming rights, and sponsorships.
• The Timken CompanyTKRTimken makes engineered bearings and industrial motion products for machines and vehicles around the world.
• Tilray Brands, Inc.TLRYTilray grows and sells cannabis, drinks beer and liquor, and makes health products.
• iShares 20+ Year Treasury Bond ETFTLTIt is a fund that holds long-term U.S. government bonds, giving investors a simple way to own them and collect their interest.
• Thermo Fisher Scientific Inc.TMOThermo Fisher Scientific sells the lab tools, instruments, chemicals, and services that scientists and drugmakers use to run experiments and make medicines.
• T-Mobile US, Inc.TMUST-Mobile sells wireless phone and internet service to people and businesses, mostly in the United States.
• TriNet Group, Inc.TNETTriNet handles payroll, benefits, and HR paperwork for small and medium-sized businesses so their owners can focus on running the company.
• Travel + Leisure Co.TNLTravel + Leisure sells timeshares — vacation ownership — and also runs a giant vacation rental and travel membership business.
• Toll Brothers, Inc.TOLToll Brothers builds and sells new luxury homes to buyers in the United States.
• Toast, Inc.TOSTToast sells the software and hardware that restaurants use to take orders, process payments, and run their daily operations.
• TPG Inc.TPGTPG is an investment firm that raises money from pensions, endowments, and wealthy investors and puts it to work in private companies, real estate, and credit.
• Texas Pacific Land CorporationTPLTexas Pacific Land earns money from oil and gas royalties, land management, and selling water services to energy companies in the Permian Basin.
• Tapestry, Inc.TPRTapestry owns and sells fashion handbags and accessories through its Coach and Kate Spade brands.
• ProShares UltraPro QQQTQQQIt is an exchange-traded fund that aims to deliver three times the daily return of the Nasdaq-100 index.
• Tootsie Roll Industries, Inc.TRTootsie Roll makes and sells candy, most famously the chewy chocolate Tootsie Roll, along with lollipops and other sweets.
• Targa Resources Corp.TRGPTarga Resources gathers, processes, transports, and sells natural gas, natural gas liquids, and crude oil for energy markets.
• Tripadvisor, Inc.TRIPTripadvisor runs websites where travelers read reviews, compare prices, and book hotels, restaurants, and things to do.
• Trimble Inc.TRMBTrimble sells positioning, surveying, and construction software and hardware that help builders, farmers, and truckers know exactly where things are and how to move them.
• Trustmark CorporationTRMKTrustmark is a regional bank that takes deposits and makes loans to people and small businesses, mostly in the Southern United States.
• Terreno Realty CorporationTRNOTerreno Realty buys and rents out industrial buildings like warehouses and docks near big cities in the US.
• T. Rowe Price Group, Inc.TROWT. Rowe Price manages investments and mutual funds for people, companies, and institutions, earning fees based on the money it manages.
• Tronox Holdings plcTROXTronox makes the bright white pigment that goes into paint, plastics, and paper, plus the mined minerals needed to produce it.
• TransUnionTRUTransUnion is a credit bureau that collects data about how people handle money and sells that information to lenders.
• The Travelers Companies, Inc.TRVTravelers sells insurance to people and businesses to protect them from accidents, disasters, and lawsuits.
• Tractor Supply CompanyTSCOTractor Supply is a retail chain that sells farm supplies, tools, animal feed, and clothing to rural and hobby-farm customers.
• Tesla, Inc.TSLATesla builds and sells electric cars, along with batteries and solar products, and increasingly makes money from software and energy storage.
• Tyson Foods, Inc.TSNTyson Foods is one of the world's largest meat companies, turning chickens, cows and pigs into the beef, pork and chicken products sold in grocery stores and restaurants.
• The Toro CompanyTTCToro sells lawn mowers, snow blowers, and irrigation gear for homes, golf courses, and farms.
• The Trade Desk, Inc.TTDThe Trade Desk runs software that lets advertisers buy ads across the open internet in an automated way, and it takes a cut of that spending.
• TTEC Holdings, Inc.TTECTTEC runs customer service and sales operations for other companies, mostly through call centers and remote agents, and also sells software that helps businesses automate and manage those customer interactions.
• TTM Technologies, Inc.TTMITTM Technologies makes the printed circuit boards and specialized electronic components that go inside everything from smartphones and cars to satellites and fighter jets.
• Take-Two Interactive Software, Inc.TTWOTake-Two makes and sells video games, including blockbuster sports titles and big story-driven hits, for players around the world.
• Tradeweb Markets Inc.TWTradeweb runs electronic marketplaces where big financial firms trade bonds, derivatives, and other securities, earning a small fee on each trade.
• Twin Disc, IncorporatedTWINTwin Disc makes heavy-duty gearboxes and power-transmission equipment that connect engines to the propellers, wheels, and machinery that do the actual work.
• Twilio Inc.TWLOTwilio sells software tools that let other companies send texts, make phone calls, and run customer communications over the internet.
• Texas Instruments IncorporatedTXNTexas Instruments designs and sells the basic building-block chips that go into almost every electronic device.
• Texas Roadhouse, Inc.TXRHTexas Roadhouse runs casual dining steakhouses that serve steaks, ribs, seafood, chicken, burgers, and salads to diners in the U.S. and abroad.
• Textron Inc.TXTTextron builds flying machines, military vehicles, and factory tools, then sells them to businesses, armies, and manufacturers.
• Tyler Technologies, Inc.TYLTyler Technologies makes software that helps governments and schools run their daily operations.
• Unity Software Inc.UUnity makes the software that powers most of the world's video games and the 3D worlds inside other apps.
• Under Armour, Inc.UAAUnder Armour makes and sells athletic clothing, shoes, and accessories for people who exercise and play sports.
• United Airlines Holdings, Inc.UALUnited Airlines is a major American airline that flies passengers and cargo around the world.
• CVR Partners, LPUANCVR Partners makes and sells nitrogen fertilizer for farmers, mostly in North America.
• Uber Technologies, Inc.UBERUber is an app that connects people who need a ride or food delivery with drivers who provide it, taking a cut of each trip.
• United Bankshares, Inc.UBSIIt is a bank holding company that makes money by taking in deposits and lending that money out at higher interest rates.
• United Community Banks, Inc.UCBIt is a regional bank that takes in deposits and lends money to people and small businesses across the Southeast.
• Ultra Clean Holdings, Inc.UCTTUltra Clean Holdings builds the equipment and parts that chip factories need to make semiconductors, and it also makes gas delivery systems for chipmaking machines.
• UDR, Inc.UDRUDR owns and manages apartment buildings and collects rent from tenants.
• Universal Health Services, Inc.UHSUniversal Health Services owns and runs hospitals and addiction treatment centers that patients, insurers, and government programs pay for care.
• Ulta Beauty, Inc.ULTAUlta Beauty runs a large chain of beauty stores and a growing online shop where people buy makeup, skincare, haircare, and salon services.
• UniFirst CorporationUNFUniFirst rents and cleans uniforms and other workplace gear for businesses, and also runs a chain of retail stores that sell uniforms to individual workers.
• United States Natural Gas Fund, LPUNGIt is a fund that lets people bet on the price of natural gas without buying gas itself.
• UnitedHealth Group IncorporatedUNHUnitedHealth Group sells health insurance to millions of people and also runs a fast-growing healthcare services business that manages drugs, clinics, and payments for doctors.
• Unum GroupUNMUnum sells insurance that pays people when they get sick, hurt, or die, mostly through their jobs.
• Union Pacific CorporationUNPUnion Pacific runs freight trains that carry goods like grain, coal, cars, and shipping containers across the western United States.
• Upland Software, Inc.UPLDUpland Software sells cloud software that helps big companies manage their content, knowledge, and marketing workflows.
• United Parcel Service, Inc.UPSUPS is a global delivery company that picks up packages from businesses and individuals and delivers them around the world.
• Upstart Holdings, Inc.UPSTUpstart is a tech company that uses artificial intelligence to help banks decide who to lend money to.
• Upwork Inc.UPWKUpwork runs a website and app where businesses hire freelancers for short and long projects.
• United Rentals, Inc.URIUnited Rentals rents out construction and industrial equipment, from excavators to aerial lifts, to builders, factories, utilities, and governments.
• USA Compression Partners, LPUSACUSA Compression rents out big natural gas compressors that keep gas flowing through pipelines and processing plants.
• U.S. BancorpUSBU.S. Bank is a large American bank that takes deposits, makes loans, and sells a wide range of financial services to people, businesses, and institutions.
• United States Oil Fund, LPUSOIt lets ordinary investors bet on the price of oil without buying barrels of crude.
• ProShares Ultra 7-10 Year TreasuryUSTIt is an exchange-traded fund that gives investors twice the daily price movement of U.S. Treasury bonds maturing in 7 to 10 years.
• Utz Brands, Inc.UTZUtz makes and sells salty snacks like potato chips, pretzels, and cheese puffs to grocery stores and shoppers across America.
• Universal Insurance Holdings, Inc.UVEUniversal Insurance sells home insurance to people in Florida and a few other states.
• UWM Holdings CorporationUWMCUWM is America's largest mortgage lender, helping people buy homes and refinance their loans through independent brokers.
• Visa Inc.VVisa runs the payment network that moves money between banks when you swipe or tap a card, taking a small fee on each transaction.
• Marriott Vacations Worldwide CorporationVACIt sells and manages timeshare resorts, where people buy the right to stay at vacation properties for a week or so every year.
• Vanguard Index Funds - Vanguard Small-Cap ETFVBIt is an exchange-traded fund that lets ordinary investors own a tiny slice of hundreds of small American companies in one cheap purchase.
• Vanguard Morningstar Small-Cap Value ETFVBRIt is a passively managed exchange-traded fund that holds a basket of small U.S. companies that look cheap relative to their fundamentals, giving investors a low-cost way to own that slice of the market.
• Visteon CorporationVCVisteon makes the digital dashboards, screens, and cockpit electronics that carmakers install in their vehicles.
• Vanguard Long-Term Corporate Bond Index Fund ETF SharesVCLTIt is an exchange-traded fund that lets ordinary investors own a big, diversified basket of long-term, investment-grade corporate bonds in one cheap purchase.
• Veeco Instruments Inc.VECOVeeco makes the specialized machines that chipmakers and other manufacturers use to build and coat microscopic layers of material on semiconductor wafers and other surfaces.
• Veeva Systems Inc.VEEVVeeva sells cloud software and data that help life sciences companies develop, test, and sell medicines.
• Vertex, Inc.VERXVertex sells tax software that helps big companies calculate, collect, and file sales taxes and other transaction taxes across thousands of rules that change constantly.
• Vanguard S&P 500 Index ETFVFV.TOIt is a fund that pools investor money to buy all the stocks in the S&P 500 index, giving people a cheap way to own a slice of America's biggest companies.
• Venture Global, Inc.VGVenture Global builds and runs huge plants that freeze natural gas into liquid so it can be shipped around the world.
• Vanguard Long-Term Treasury Index Fund ETF SharesVGLTIt is an exchange-traded fund that holds long-term U.S. Treasury bonds, giving ordinary investors a simple, low-cost way to own ultrasafe government debt.
• Vanguard Short-Term Treasury Index Fund ETF SharesVGSHIt is an exchange-traded fund that gives investors a cheap, simple way to own a basket of short-term U.S. Treasury bonds.
• VICI Properties Inc.VICIVICI owns the land and buildings of casinos and other entertainment venues, and collects rent from the companies that operate them.
• Vicor CorporationVICRVicor designs and makes modular power components and power systems that convert electrical power for equipment makers.
• Vulcan Infrastructure & Power, Inc.VIPVulcan Infrastructure & Power runs bitcoin mining operations and generates power for the bitcoin ecosystem as well as for homes and businesses.
• Virtu Financial, Inc.VIRTVirtu is a high-speed trading firm that buys and sells stocks and other investments on many exchanges, making tiny profits on enormous numbers of trades.
• Virtu Financial, Inc.VIRTUVirtu is a high-speed trading firm that buys and sells stocks and other assets on exchanges, earning tiny profits on enormous numbers of trades.
• Valero Energy CorporationVLOValero buys crude oil and turns it into gasoline, diesel, and jet fuel that people and businesses burn every day.
• Veralto CorporationVLTOVeralto sells the instruments, water treatment systems, and product-inspection gear that companies and cities use to keep water clean and manufactured goods safe.
• Valley National BancorpVLYValley National Bancorp is a bank that takes in deposits and lends money to people and businesses.
• Vulcan Materials CompanyVMCVulcan Materials digs up rock and sells crushed stone, sand, and gravel that builders use to make roads and buildings.
• Vivmark ResidentialVMRKVivmark Residential owns, develops, and manages apartment communities in major U.S. metro areas and earns money mostly from rent.
• Vornado Realty TrustVNOVornado owns and runs big office buildings and stores, mostly in New York City, and collects rent from the businesses that use them.
• Viper Energy, Inc.VNOMViper Energy owns oil and gas royalty interests in the Permian Basin and collects a cut of the oil and gas sold from that land.
• Vanguard Real Estate Index Fund ETF SharesVNQIt is an exchange-traded fund that lets ordinary investors own a broad basket of real estate companies in one cheap purchase.
• Vanguard Russell 1000 Growth Index Fund ETF SharesVONGIt is a fund that buys a broad basket of large U.S. growth stocks so ordinary investors can own them all in one cheap purchase.
• Vanguard S&P 500 ETFVOOIt is an exchange-traded fund that holds all the stocks in the S&P 500 index, giving investors a cheap way to own a slice of America's biggest public companies.
• Vanguard S&P 500 Growth Index Fund ETF SharesVOOGIt is an exchange-traded fund that lets ordinary investors own a basket of large U.S. growth stocks in one cheap purchase.
• Voya Financial, Inc.VOYAVoya Financial helps people save for retirement and manage employee benefits, and it sells investment products to individuals and institutions.
• Voyager Technologies, Inc.VOYGVoyager Technologies builds defense and space technology for government, national security, and commercial space customers.
• Varonis Systems, Inc.VRNSVaronis sells software that watches over a company's files and data, spots when something looks wrong, and helps stop leaks or break-ins.
• Verisk Analytics, Inc.VRSKVerisk sells data and analytics that help insurance companies decide what to insure and how much to charge.
• VeriSign, Inc.VRSNVeriSign runs the master databases that keep the internet's .com and .net domain names working.
• Vertiv Holdings CoVRTVertiv makes the power and cooling equipment that keeps data centers running.
• Vertex Pharmaceuticals IncorporatedVRTXVertex makes and sells medicines that treat the underlying cause of cystic fibrosis, and is expanding into other serious diseases.
• Viasat, Inc.VSATViasat sells satellite internet service and the satellites and equipment behind it, connecting homes, planes, ships, and militaries that regular networks can't reach.
• VSE CorporationVSECVSE distributes aviation aftermarket parts and provides maintenance, repair, and overhaul services for commercial and government aircraft operators.
• Vistra Corp.VSTVistra makes and sells electricity and owns power plants, including a large nuclear fleet, mostly in Texas and the Midwest.
• Vanguard Total Stock Market ETFVTIIt is a low-cost fund that lets you own a tiny slice of essentially every publicly traded U.S. company in one purchase.
• Vanguard Short-Term Inflation-Protected Securities Index Fund ETF SharesVTIPVTIP is an exchange-traded fund that holds short-term U.S. Treasury inflation-protected bonds, giving investors a low-cost way to protect cash-like savings from inflation.
• Ventas, Inc.VTRVentas owns and rents out buildings used for healthcare and senior living, collecting rent from the operators who run them.
• Viatris Inc.VTRSViatris makes and sells generic and branded medicines and biosimilars to patients and pharmacies around the world.
• Vanguard Growth ETFVUGVanguard Growth ETF is a large-cap U.S. growth stock index fund that tracks the CRSP US Large Cap Growth Index for investors.
• Vylor Inc.VYLRVylor sells advanced seeds, genetic traits, and biotechnology solutions to farmers and agricultural customers.
• NCR Voyix CorporationVYXNCR Voyix sells software, self-checkout machines, and payment systems that help restaurants and stores run their day-to-day operations.
• Verizon Communications Inc.VZVerizon sells phone, internet, and wireless service to tens of millions of people and businesses, mostly in the United States.
• Wayfair Inc.WWayfair is an online store where people buy furniture, lamps, rugs, and other things for their homes.
• Westinghouse Air Brake Technologies CorporationWABWabtec makes and services the parts and software that keep trains running, from brakes to engines to digital systems.
• Waters CorporationWATWaters makes the scientific instruments and software that laboratories use to separate, identify, and measure the chemicals inside a sample.
• Waystar Holding Corp.WAYWaystar sells cloud software that helps hospitals and doctors get paid by insurance companies faster and with fewer errors.
• Warner Bros. Discovery, Inc.WBDWarner Bros. Discovery makes movies and TV shows, runs cable TV channels like CNN and HGTV, and streams them to subscribers.
• VanEck Wealth Builder ETFWBMOIt is an exchange-traded fund that holds a mix of stocks and bonds and adjusts that mix automatically as the years pass, so investors can save for a goal without constantly rebalancing it themselves.
• WESCO International, Inc.WCCWESCO sells the electrical parts, wires, and equipment that keep buildings, factories, and power grids running.
• Waste Connections, Inc.WCN.TOWaste Connections picks up and disposes of trash and recycling for homes, businesses, and cities, mostly in the US and Canada.
• Workday, Inc.WDAYWorkday sells cloud software that companies use to manage their employees and their money.
• Western Digital CorporationWDCWestern Digital makes the hard drives and flash memory chips that store data inside computers, phones, and giant data centers.
• WEC Energy Group, Inc.WECWEC Energy Group is a utility company that sells electricity and natural gas to homes and businesses, mostly in Wisconsin, and is adding more renewable power to its mix.
• Welltower Inc.WELLWelltower owns healthcare real estate, mostly senior housing, and collects rent from the operators who run those buildings.
• The Wendy's CompanyWENWendy's sells fast food, mostly burgers, chicken sandwiches, fries, and Frosty desserts, through its own restaurants and thousands of franchised locations.
• Werner Enterprises, Inc.WERNWerner Enterprises is a trucking and logistics company that hauls freight and arranges shipments for customers across North America.
• Westrock Coffee Company, Inc.WESTWestrock Coffee sources, roasts, packs, and delivers coffee and other beverages for businesses and consumers around the world.
• WEX Inc.WEXWEX runs the payment systems and fuel cards that let businesses pay for gas, manage vehicle fleets, and handle other commercial payments.
• Weyco Group, Inc.WEYSWeyco Group designs and sells shoes for men, women, and children, selling them to stores, through its own shops, and online.
• Wells Fargo & CompanyWFCWells Fargo is a big American bank that takes deposits, makes loans, and earns fees from credit cards, wealth advice, and investment banking.
• Weatherford International plcWFRDWeatherford sells the tools and services that oil and gas companies need to drill wells, run them, and keep them producing.
• Winnebago Industries, Inc.WGOWinnebago builds and sells recreational vehicles and boats for people who want to travel and camp in comfort.
• Wyndham Hotels & Resorts, Inc.WHWyndham is a hotel company that mostly makes money by charging its franchisees fees to use its brand names and booking systems.
• Cactus, Inc.WHDCactus makes and rents the heavy metal equipment that sits at the top of an oil or gas well and keeps it under control.
• Wingstop Inc.WINGWingstop sells chicken wings and fries through a chain of mostly franchised restaurants, earning money from franchise fees and royalties.
• Willis Lease Finance CorporationWLFCWillis Lease Finance buys jet engines and aircraft and leases them to airlines, making money on the rent and on reselling parts.
• John Wiley & Sons, Inc.WLYWiley publishes scientific journals and educational content that researchers, students, and professionals pay to read and use.
• Waste Management, Inc.WMWaste Management hauls away and disposes of trash for homes and businesses, and it also recycles materials and turns landfill gas into energy.
• The Williams Companies, Inc.WMBWilliams moves and sells natural gas through pipelines and processing plants.
• Weis Markets, Inc.WMKWeis Markets runs a chain of grocery stores in the mid-Atlantic region, selling food, household goods, and pharmacy items to everyday shoppers.
• Advanced Drainage Systems, Inc.WMSAdvanced Drainage Systems makes plastic pipes and water management products that move, store, and manage rainwater and wastewater for construction and infrastructure projects.
• Walmart Inc.WMTWalmart runs the world's biggest chain of stores and sells just about everything people need, from groceries to electronics, at low prices.
• Petco Health and Wellness Company, Inc.WOOFPetco is a pet specialty retailer that sells pet supplies and live animals, and also offers veterinary, grooming, and training services.
• Worthington Enterprises, Inc.WORWorthington Enterprises makes and sells building products like propane tanks and HVAC parts, plus consumer products like tools and outdoor gear.
• W. P. Carey Inc.WPCW. P. Carey owns industrial, warehouse, and retail buildings and leases them to companies, mostly in the U.S. and Europe, collecting rent under long-term contracts.
• W. R. Berkley CorporationWRBW. R. Berkley sells specialized insurance and reinsurance to businesses, taking on risks that ordinary insurers often avoid.
• World Acceptance CorporationWRLDWorld Finance makes small installment loans to people who can't easily get credit from regular banks.
• Williams-Sonoma, Inc.WSMWilliams-Sonoma sells home goods — cookware, furniture, bedding, lighting, and decor — through a family of retail brands, mostly to consumers, and increasingly to business customers too.
• Watsco, Inc.WSOWatsco sells air conditioners, heaters, and the parts needed to install and fix them.
• West Pharmaceutical Services, Inc.WSTWest makes the packaging and delivery parts that let injectable drugs and other medicines get safely into patients.
• WisdomTree, Inc.WTWisdomTree builds exchange-traded funds and other investment products and collects fees from the money investors put into them.
• Wintrust Financial CorporationWTFCWintrust is a bank holding company that runs community banks and specialty lending businesses, making money mainly from interest on loans and fees from banking and wealth services.
• Select Water Solutions, Inc.WTTRSelect Water Solutions handles the water and chemicals that oil and gas companies need to frack wells and keep them running.
• The Western Union CompanyWUWestern Union moves money for people, mostly across borders, and takes a fee for each transfer.
• TeraWulf Inc.WULFTeraWulf runs large data centers powered mostly by clean energy, using them to mine bitcoin and increasingly to host artificial-intelligence computing.
• WW International, Inc.WWWW sells weight-loss and weight-management help to consumers, mainly through a subscription app and program, plus in-person meetings and, increasingly, prescription weight-loss drugs.
• Woodward, Inc.WWDWoodward makes the parts and systems that control how engines and machines convert energy into motion, mainly for airplanes and industrial equipment.
• Wolverine World Wide, Inc.WWWWolverine World Wide owns and sells shoe and apparel brands like Merrell, Saucony, Wolverine, and Hush Puppies to consumers around the world.
• Weyerhaeuser CompanyWYWeyerhaeuser grows and harvests trees, turns them into lumber and building products, and sells land, mostly to homebuilders and industrial customers.
• Wynn Resorts, LimitedWYNNWynn Resorts runs fancy hotels and casinos where people gamble, eat, shop, and watch shows.
• Xcel Energy Inc.XELXcel Energy is a regulated utility that sells electricity and natural gas to homes and businesses in eight U.S. states.
• State Street Financial Select Sector SPDR ETFXLFIt is a fund that owns a basket of big US financial companies, letting investors buy them all in one trade.
• Xometry, Inc.XMTRXometry runs an online marketplace that connects people who need custom-made parts with the factories that can make them, using AI to quote prices instantly.
• Exxon Mobil CorporationXOMExxon Mobil is one of the world's largest oil and gas companies, finding, pumping, refining, and selling the energy the world runs on.
• XPO, Inc.XPOXPO is a freight company that moves pallets of goods for businesses, mostly through less-than-truckload trucking in North America and transport services in Europe.
• Xponential Fitness, Inc.XPOFXponential Fitness owns boutique fitness brands and sells the rights to franchisees who run the studios.
• DENTSPLY SIRONA Inc.XRAYIt makes dental equipment and supplies, like drills, X-ray machines, and fake teeth, then sells them to dentists and dental labs.
• Cyber Hornet S&P 500 And XRP 75/25 Strategy ETFXXXIt is an exchange-traded fund that holds a mix of large US stocks and the cryptocurrency XRP in a fixed ratio.
• Xylem Inc.XYLXylem sells pumps, meters, and water treatment gear that move, clean, and measure water for cities and businesses.
• Block, Inc.XYZBlock makes money by selling card-reading devices and payment software to businesses, and by running the Cash App for everyday people to send, spend, and invest money.
• Yext, Inc.YEXTYext sells software that helps businesses keep their information accurate and consistent across search engines, maps, and AI chatbots.
• Yum! Brands, Inc.YUMYum! Brands is one of the world's largest restaurant companies, running KFC, Taco Bell, and Pizza Hut and earning most of its money by charging franchisees fees and a share of their sales.
• Zillow Group, Inc.ZZillow runs the biggest U.S. real estate websites and apps, making money mainly by selling advertising to real estate agents and by charging mortgage lenders for borrower leads.
• Zimmer Biomet Holdings, Inc.ZBHZimmer Biomet makes the replacement joints, surgical tools, and robots that hospitals and surgeons use to fix bones and joints.
• Zebra Technologies CorporationZBRAZebra Technologies makes barcode scanners, printers, mobile computers, and tracking software that help businesses keep tabs on their stuff and their workers.
• Zeta Global Holdings Corp.ZETAZeta Global sells marketing software and data that help brands find and win over customers.
• Zions Bancorporation, National AssociationZIONIt is a bank that takes in deposits and lends money to people and businesses, mainly in the western United States.
• ZipRecruiter, Inc.ZIPZipRecruiter runs an online job marketplace that helps employers post openings and helps job seekers find and apply for them.
• Zoom Communications, Inc.ZMZoom sells video-calling and workplace software that lets people meet, call, and collaborate online.
• Zscaler, Inc.ZSZscaler sells cloud-based security software that checks and filters internet traffic for businesses so their employees can work safely from anywhere.
• Zoetis Inc.ZTSZoetis makes and sells medicines and vaccines that keep pets and farm animals healthy.
• Zevia PBCZVIAZevia sells zero-sugar sodas and other drinks sweetened with natural ingredients like stevia instead of artificial sweeteners.
• AARPPRIVATEAARP is a nonprofit membership group for people over 50 that sells memberships and earns money from advertising, royalties, and insurance partnerships.
• Advance PublicationsPRIVATEAdvance Publications is a private, family-owned media empire that owns Condé Nast magazines, a large newspaper chain, and a stake in the Reddit online forum.
• Air Lease CorporationPRIVATEAir Lease buys commercial jet aircraft and leases them to airlines around the world, and also sells planes to other buyers.
• AirtablePRIVATEAirtable sells software that lets ordinary people build their own databases and internal apps without writing code.
• Akero TherapeuticsPRIVATEAkero Therapeutics develops a drug candidate called efruxifermin to treat serious liver disease linked to metabolic problems.
• American Red CrossPRIVATEIt is a nonprofit that collects donated blood and provides disaster relief, health, and safety services.
• AmityPRIVATEAmity builds software that helps companies and universities build private social networks and online communities.
• AmperityPRIVATEAmperity sells software that helps consumer brands pull together scattered customer data and use it to understand and reach their shoppers.
• Andreessen HorowitzPRIVATEAndreessen Horowitz is a venture capital firm that invests other people's money in promising young technology companies and takes a cut of the profits when those startups succeed.
• AndurilPRIVATEAnduril builds military drones, sensors, and command software that help armed forces detect and strike targets.
• Apollo GraphPRIVATEApollo Graph sells software tools that help developers connect apps to data and run fast, reliable websites and services.
• Applied IntuitionPRIVATEApplied Intuition sells software and simulation tools that help companies build, test, and safely deploy self-driving and other autonomous vehicles.
• Asensus SurgicalPRIVATEAsensus Surgical makes robotic surgical systems and instruments that help surgeons perform minimally invasive operations in hospitals.
• Atom ComputingPRIVATEAtom Computing builds quantum computers that use atoms as their core building blocks.
• AvayaPRIVATEAvaya sells software and hardware that helps big organizations run their phone systems, customer service centers, and workplace communications.
• Bass Pro ShopsPRIVATEBass Pro Shops is a giant outdoor retailer that sells fishing gear, hunting equipment, camping supplies, and boats, and it now owns the Cabela's chain too.
• BechtelPRIVATEBechtel is a private engineering and construction giant that designs and builds massive projects like power plants, mines, airports, and data centers for governments and other companies.
• Benchmark Capital AdvisorsPRIVATEBenchmark Capital Advisors is a registered investment advisory firm that manages money and builds investment portfolios for clients.
• Big 5 Sporting GoodsPRIVATEBig 5 Sporting Goods runs a chain of sporting goods stores in the western United States, selling athletic shoes, apparel, and outdoor and athletic equipment to everyday customers.
• BloombergPRIVATEBloomberg sells the data, news, and trading tools that financial professionals rely on to do their jobs, along with the famous terminals that display them.
• Blue OriginPRIVATEBlue Origin builds and launches rockets and spacecraft for paying customers and for its own space ambitions.
• BosePRIVATEBose designs and sells high-end audio gear like headphones, earbuds, and speakers, plus noise-cancelling technology that it pioneered for pilots and now sells to everyday listeners.
• Boston DynamicsPRIVATEBoston Dynamics builds advanced robots—mostly four-legged and humanoid machines—that it sells to businesses, researchers, and governments for inspection, logistics, and research work.
• BrightcovePRIVATEBrightcove sells cloud software that companies use to host, stream, and manage video online.
• Buc-ee'sPRIVATEBuc-ee's runs giant roadside convenience stores and gas stations famous for clean bathrooms, cheap gas, and shelves full of its own snacks and merchandise.
• CA, Inc.PRIVATECA Technologies sold software that big companies use to manage their computer systems, and it is now owned by Broadcom.
• CargillPRIVATECargill is a giant private company that buys, moves, and processes farm goods like grain, meat, and cocoa, and also makes ingredients and animal feed for customers worldwide.
• ChainalysisPRIVATEChainalysis sells software that helps banks, businesses, and governments trace cryptocurrency transactions and catch criminals.
• Character.AIPRIVATECharacter.AI runs a website and app where people chat with AI-powered characters they can create themselves.
• Chick-fil-APRIVATEChick-fil-A sells chicken sandwiches and other fast food through a chain of restaurants, almost all of them owned and run by independent operators.
• CirrusMDPRIVATECirrusMD provides virtual care software and physician-first telehealth services to employers and health plans.
• Clear Channel OutdoorPRIVATEClear Channel Outdoor sells billboard, street-furniture, and airport advertising space to advertisers who want to reach people while they are out in the world.
• Clearview AIPRIVATEClearview AI sells facial recognition software to police and government agencies.
• ClouderaPRIVATECloudera sells data and AI platform software that helps large organizations store, manage, and analyze their data across cloud and on-premises systems.
• CognitionPRIVATECognition makes an AI software engineer called Devin that can write, debug, and ship code on its own, and sells it to companies that want to automate programming work.
• CollibraPRIVATECollibra sells software that helps big organizations keep track of their data, know where it lives, and make sure it is accurate and used responsibly.
• ComericaPRIVATEComerica is a bank that takes deposits and makes loans for businesses and individuals, mostly in the United States.
• Commonwealth Fusion SystemsPRIVATECommonwealth Fusion Systems is building compact nuclear fusion machines that it hopes will generate clean, cheap electricity.
• ComposioPRIVATEComposio builds the plumbing that lets AI assistants actually use software tools, connecting them to apps like Gmail, Slack, and GitHub so they can take actions, not just talk.
• CouchbasePRIVATECouchbase sells database software that helps companies build and run modern applications across cloud, mobile, and AI workloads.
• Cox EnterprisesPRIVATECox Enterprises is a privately held American conglomerate that makes most of its money from broadband and cable TV service, car marketplaces, and local TV and radio stations.
• CrumblPRIVATECrumbl sells freshly baked cookies, mostly through delivery and takeout, and rotates its menu of big, thick cookies every week.
• CursorPRIVATECursor makes an AI-powered code editor that helps software developers write, edit, and understand code faster.
• CyberArkPRIVATECyberArk sells software that protects companies' most powerful accounts and secrets from hackers.
• DallasNewsPRIVATEDallasNews publishes and sells newspapers, most importantly The Dallas Morning News, in Texas.
• DatabricksPRIVATEDatabricks sells cloud software that helps companies store, clean, and analyze huge amounts of data, and increasingly build and run AI on top of it.
• DataminrPRIVATEDataminr sells real-time alerts and analysis of breaking news and social media to companies and governments so they can react to events as they happen.
• Death Row RecordsPRIVATEDeath Row Records is a hip-hop record label that signs artists and sells their music.
• DecagonPRIVATEDecagon sells AI customer support agents that companies plug into their own help desks to answer customer questions automatically.
• DeelPRIVATEDeel helps companies hire and pay workers in other countries without setting up local offices there.
• Direxion Daily BRKB Bear 1X SharesPRIVATEThis was an exchange-traded fund that aimed to deliver the opposite of Berkshire Hathaway's daily stock move, and its shares no longer trade.
• DiscordPRIVATEDiscord runs a free chat app where people talk by text, voice, and video, and it makes money mostly from paid subscriptions.
• Doctors Without BordersPRIVATEDoctors Without Borders is a medical humanitarian charity that sends doctors, nurses, and supplies to care for people caught in wars, disasters, and epidemics.
• DuckDuckGoPRIVATEDuckDuckGo runs a private search engine, browser, and email protection service that lets people use the internet without being tracked.
• Edward JonesPRIVATEEdward Jones is a brokerage firm that helps individual people invest their savings, mostly through neighborhood financial advisors.
• Eight SleepPRIVATEEight Sleep sells high-tech mattresses and mattress covers that heat and cool themselves to help people sleep better.
• ElevenLabsPRIVATEElevenLabs sells software that turns text into realistic human-sounding speech and other audio.
• EnterprisePRIVATEEnterprise rents cars and trucks to people who need a vehicle for a few days, and it also owns National and Alamo.
• Epic GamesPRIVATEEpic Games makes the hit video game Fortnite and the Unreal Engine software that other studios use to build games and virtual worlds.
• ErewhonPRIVATEErewhon runs a small chain of high-end grocery stores in Los Angeles known for expensive, trendy health foods and a cult-like following.
• ExaPRIVATEExa builds a search engine for artificial intelligence, helping AI apps find the right information on the web.
• Exact SciencesPRIVATEExact Sciences sells cancer screening and diagnostic tests, most notably Cologuard for colon cancer and Oncotype DX for breast cancer, to patients and their doctors.
• FanaticsPRIVATEFanatics sells licensed sports merchandise, trading cards, and collectibles, and runs sports betting and e-commerce operations.
• Farmer BrothersPRIVATEFarmer Brothers roasts and sells coffee, tea, and culinary products to restaurants, hotels, and retailers.
• FidelityPRIVATEFidelity runs one of the world's largest money-management and brokerage businesses, managing people's savings and retirement accounts and earning fees for doing it.
• FigurePRIVATEFigure builds humanoid robots that are meant to do physical work in warehouses and factories.
• First Round CapitalPRIVATEFirst Round Capital is a venture capital firm that invests early money in young startups, usually as their first outside backer.
• FlexportPRIVATEFlexport is a freight forwarder that moves goods across oceans and borders for companies, making money by charging for shipping and logistics services.
• FlutterwavePRIVATEFlutterwave is a payments technology company that lets businesses across Africa send and receive money, both locally and across borders.
• Founders FundPRIVATEFounders Fund is a venture capital firm that invests early in ambitious startups, especially in technology, and makes its money when those companies grow or sell.
• GleanPRIVATEGlean sells enterprise AI search software that connects to a company's apps and data so employees can find answers and information in one place.
• Global Business Travel GroupPRIVATEGlobal Business Travel Group runs a business-to-business travel platform that companies use to book and manage travel, expenses, meetings and events for their employees.
• GNCPRIVATEGNC is a specialty retailer that sells vitamins, supplements, sports nutrition, and diet and energy products to consumers.
• GrammarlyPRIVATEGrammarly sells AI-powered writing software that checks spelling and grammar, polishes tone, and helps people and businesses write more clearly.
• GroqPRIVATEGroq designs specialized chips and sells cloud access to them so companies can run AI models extremely fast.
• Guaranty Bank & TrustPRIVATEGuaranty Bancshares is a Texas bank holding company whose Guaranty Bank & Trust subsidiary takes deposits and makes loans to small businesses, professionals, and ordinary people.
• Guild MortgagePRIVATEGuild Mortgage makes home loans for American homebuyers and then collects payments on those loans over time.
• GustoPRIVATEGusto sells cloud software that handles payroll, benefits, and HR paperwork for small businesses.
• H-E-BPRIVATEH-E-B runs a chain of grocery stores, mostly in Texas, selling food and household goods to everyday shoppers.
• HadrianPRIVATEHadrian builds automated factories that make precision metal parts for aerospace and defense companies.
• HallmarkPRIVATEHallmark makes and sells greeting cards, gift wrap, ornaments, and other keepsakes, mostly through its own stores and other retailers.
• HanesbrandsPRIVATEHanesbrands makes and sells everyday underwear, bras, socks, and basic clothing for men, women, and children around the world.
• HarveyPRIVATEHarvey sells AI software to law firms and in-house legal teams to help them research, draft, and review documents faster.
• HearstPRIVATEHearst is a media and information company that owns magazines, newspapers, TV stations, and business-information services, and makes most of its money from subscriptions, advertising, and data.
• HelionPRIVATEHelion is building a fusion power plant that aims to generate electricity by smashing hydrogen fuel together at extreme speeds and temperatures.
• HibbettPRIVATEHibbett sells athletic shoes, clothing, and team sports gear to customers in the United States.
• Higgsfield AIPRIVATEHiggsfield AI makes AI video-generation tools that let people create cinematic content from simple text prompts.
• Hugging FacePRIVATEHugging Face runs an open platform where developers share, find, and run artificial intelligence models and datasets, and it sells paid tools and hosting to companies that want to build with them.
• In-N-OutPRIVATEIn-N-Out is a family-owned fast-food chain that sells burgers, fries, and shakes at drive-thrus and restaurants, mostly in the western United States.
• In-N-OutPRIVATEIn-N-Out runs a chain of fast-food restaurants that sell burgers, fries, and shakes.
• InstabasePRIVATEInstabase sells software that uses AI to read and organize messy business documents like invoices, forms, and contracts.
• InstabugPRIVATEInstabug makes software that helps app developers find bugs and hear feedback from users before and after they ship their apps.
• IthacaPRIVATEIthaca Holdings is a private entertainment and artist management company that owns talent management firms and music-related businesses.
• Jane StreetPRIVATEJane Street is a trading firm that buys and sells stocks, bonds, and other financial products with its own money and uses clever math and technology to profit from tiny price differences.
• KalshiPRIVATEKalshi is a regulated online market where people bet real money on the outcome of future events, from elections to economic data.
• Keenable.aiPRIVATEKeenable sells web search and page-fetching that AI agents and AI companies pay to use.
• Koch IndustriesPRIVATEKoch Industries is a giant private conglomerate that makes money from everyday materials like paper towels, gasoline, fertilizer, and chemicals, plus a big financial and trading arm.
• KrakenPRIVATEKraken is a cryptocurrency exchange where people buy, sell, and store digital coins, and it earns most of its money from trading fees.
• KumuPRIVATEKumu makes a software platform that helps people and organizations map out complicated relationships and connections between people, teams, and ideas.
• Liquid DeathPRIVATELiquid Death sells water and iced tea in eye-catching cans with a heavy-metal, punk-rock brand image.
• Luma AIPRIVATELuma AI makes artificial intelligence software that turns text and images into realistic 3D models and videos.
• Mach IndustriesPRIVATEMach Industries builds weapons and defense hardware, including autonomous systems and drones, for military customers.
• MailtrapPRIVATEMailtrap helps software teams test, send, and manage their emails safely before they reach real customers.
• MarsPRIVATEMars makes and sells candy, chewing gum, and pet food, plus it runs a large veterinary hospital business.
• MaxarPRIVATEMaxar builds satellites and sells the pictures and data those satellites capture of Earth to governments and businesses.
• MeijerPRIVATEMeijer is a family-owned chain of big-box supercenters that sells groceries, clothes, electronics, and household goods, mostly across the Midwest.
• MenardsPRIVATEMenards is a chain of big-box home improvement stores, mostly in the Midwest, that sells building materials, tools, and everything else people need to fix up a house.
• MercorPRIVATEMercor is a hiring platform that uses AI to interview people and then matches those people with companies that need experts to train and improve AI models.
• MercuryPRIVATEMercury is a fintech company that provides business banking and financial services to startups and other companies.
• MidjourneyPRIVATEMidjourney sells a subscription to an AI tool that turns text prompts into images.
• NetlifyPRIVATENetlify helps developers build and run websites on the internet without managing their own servers.
• NeuralinkPRIVATENeuralink builds implantable brain-computer interfaces that let people control computers with their thoughts.
• New BalancePRIVATENew Balance makes and sells athletic shoes and clothing, and it is one of the few big sneaker brands still owned by a private family rather than Wall Street.
• NotionPRIVATENotion sells workspace software that combines notes, documents, databases, and project management into one tool for individuals and teams.
• NV5PRIVATENV5 is an engineering and consulting firm that tests, inspects, and advises on buildings, infrastructure, and technology projects for government and private clients.
• OmnisendPRIVATEOmnisend sells email and text-message marketing software that online stores use to stay in touch with shoppers and win repeat sales.
• OpenAIPRIVATEOpenAI builds artificial intelligence models and sells access to them.
• OpenEvidencePRIVATEOpenEvidence is a free medical research tool that uses AI to answer doctors' clinical questions by citing evidence from medical journals.
• PanduitPRIVATEPanduit makes the physical plumbing of networks — cables, connectors, racks, and cabinets — that keeps data centers, offices, and factories connected.
• PatagoniaPRIVATEPatagonia makes and sells outdoor clothing and gear, and gives most of its profits to environmental causes.
• PaystackPRIVATEPaystack provides technology that lets businesses in Africa accept online payments and get paid quickly.
• Peaberry SoftwarePRIVATECustomer.io helps businesses send automated, personalized emails and messages to their customers.
• PerplexityPRIVATEPerplexity is an AI search engine that answers your questions directly with sourced, written responses instead of a list of links.
• Physical IntelligencePRIVATEPhysical Intelligence builds the software brains that let robots figure out how to do physical tasks.
• PipedrivePRIVATEPipedrive makes customer relationship management software that helps sales teams track leads, manage deals, and organize their daily selling work.
• PlaidPRIVATEPlaid builds the software pipes that let apps securely connect to your bank account so you can move money and share financial data.
• PolymarketPRIVATEPolymarket is an online prediction market where people bet real money on the outcome of future events, from elections to sports to economic data.
• PostmanPRIVATEPostman makes software that helps developers build, test, and manage APIs — the connectors that let different pieces of software talk to each other.
• PostmanPRIVATEPostman makes software that helps developers build, test, and share the programming interfaces that let apps talk to each other.
• Professional Credentials ExchangePRIVATEIt makes software that helps hospitals check and manage the licenses and credentials of their doctors and nurses.
• PsiQuantumPRIVATEPsiQuantum is building a large-scale quantum computer using photons of light, aiming to solve problems that ordinary computers cannot.
• Quantum XchangePRIVATEQuantum Xchange sells encryption and key-management software that helps governments and companies protect data against future quantum-computer attacks.
• Raising Cane'sPRIVATERaising Cane's is a fast-food restaurant chain that sells chicken fingers, fries, toast, and a tangy dipping sauce.
• RampPRIVATERamp sells corporate cards and spend-management software that helps companies track and control their expenses.
• RE/MAXPRIVATERE/MAX sells franchises to real estate agents and mortgage brokers, letting them use its famous brand and tools while they run their own offices.
• Reflection AIPRIVATEReflection AI builds open-source artificial intelligence models and sells access to them, aiming to be a Western alternative to Chinese open-source labs.
• Relativity SpacePRIVATERelativity Space is a rocket company that builds launch vehicles using giant 3D printers.
• ReplitPRIVATEReplit sells a browser-based platform where people write, run, and host software without setting up their own computers or servers.
• RipplePRIVATERipple sells blockchain software and a digital token called XRP that banks and payment companies use to move money across borders faster.
• RipplingPRIVATERippling sells businesses one system to manage their employees — payroll, benefits, devices, and apps — all in one place.
• RunwayPRIVATERunway sells software that lets people generate and edit video using artificial intelligence.
• Safe SuperintelligencePRIVATESafe Superintelligence is an AI research lab that is trying to build a superintelligent AI system while making safety its top priority, and it currently makes no product or revenue.
• SaronicPRIVATESaronic builds autonomous robotic warships for navies, selling the boats and the software that lets them sail and fight without a crew.
• SC JohnsonPRIVATESC Johnson makes and sells household cleaning and pest-control products, from Windex and Pledge to Raid and Ziploc bags.
• Scale AIPRIVATEScale AI organizes and labels data — like photos, text, and video — so that artificial intelligence models can learn from it.
• SendGridPRIVATESendGrid helps businesses send large amounts of email, like receipts and password resets, and makes sure they arrive.
• Sequoia CapitalPRIVATESequoia Capital is a venture capital firm that invests other people's money in young, fast-growing startups and shares in the profits when those companies succeed.
• SheetzPRIVATESheetz runs hundreds of convenience stores and gas stations across the Mid-Atlantic and Midwest, selling fuel, coffee, snacks, and made-to-order food.
• Shield AIPRIVATEShield AI builds artificially intelligent software and aircraft that let military drones and jets fly and fight without a human pilot or GPS.
• SierraPRIVATESierra sells software that lets businesses build AI agents to handle customer service conversations.
• Sierra TechnologiesPRIVATESierra Technologies provides engineering, manufacturing, and technical services, mainly to the U.S. government and defense programs.
• Skild AIPRIVATESkild AI builds general-purpose foundation software — a "brain" — that lets many different kinds of robots learn and perform tasks.
• SkimsPRIVATESkims sells shapewear, underwear, and loungewear that are designed to smooth and flatter the body, and it has expanded into bras, dresses, and menswear.
• Sleep NumberPRIVATESleep Number makes and sells adjustable air-chamber beds and sleep accessories, largely through its own stores and website.
• StackBlitzPRIVATEStackBlitz makes a browser-based coding environment where developers can write, run, and share full software projects without installing anything on their computers.
• State FarmPRIVATEState Farm sells car, home, and life insurance to millions of American families, and it is owned by its policyholders rather than by outside shareholders.
• Stoke SpacePRIVATEStoke Space is building fully reusable rockets designed to launch satellites and return both stages to Earth for quick reuse.
• StravaPRIVATEStrava runs a fitness tracking app where athletes log runs and rides, and it makes money mainly from paid subscriptions.
• StripePRIVATEStripe sells the software and plumbing that lets businesses accept payments online and manage their money.
• SunoPRIVATESuno makes an AI music app that lets anyone type a description and get a finished song — vocals, instruments, and all — in seconds.
• SunsweetPRIVATESunsweet is a farmer-owned cooperative that turns plums into prunes and sells dried fruit and juice to grocery stores and snackers.
• SupabasePRIVATESupabase sells an open-source toolkit that gives app developers a ready-made database and the building blocks they need to launch software quickly.
• Surface OncologyPRIVATESurface Oncology is a clinical-stage immuno-oncology company that was developing cancer therapies targeting the tumor microenvironment before being acquired and taken private.
• SynacorPRIVATESynacor makes software that runs email, web portals, and identity tools for telecom and cable companies, and also sells digital advertising.
• TalkspacePRIVATETalkspace connects people to licensed therapists and psychiatrists through online messaging, video, and phone sessions, and sells that access to individuals, employers, and health plans.
• TavilyPRIVATETavily sells a search tool built for artificial intelligence apps, so AI models can look things up on the live web.
• TechstarsPRIVATETechstars runs startup accelerator programs and invests in early-stage companies, making money mainly from its share of the value of those startups when they succeed.
• Thinking Machines LabPRIVATEThinking Machines Lab is an AI startup that builds artificial intelligence models and tools, and helps other companies customize AI systems for their own use.
• Trader Joe'sPRIVATETrader Joe's runs a chain of small, quirky grocery stores that sell a tight selection of mostly private-label food at low prices.
• United Launch AlliancePRIVATEUnited Launch Alliance builds and launches rockets that carry satellites and spacecraft into orbit for the U.S. government and other customers.
• ValvePRIVATEValve runs Steam, the biggest digital store for PC games, and makes its own hit games like Counter-Strike and Dota.
• VanguardPRIVATEVanguard runs giant, low-cost index funds and ETFs that let ordinary people invest in the stock and bond markets for a tiny fee.
• VercelPRIVATEVercel sells cloud hosting and developer tools that make it easy to build, preview, and run modern websites and web apps.
• VimeoPRIVATEVimeo sells video software and subscription tools that help creators and businesses make, edit, and share videos.
• VultrPRIVATEVultr rents out cloud computing power—servers, GPUs, and storage—to businesses and developers who need to run software on the internet.
• GorePRIVATEGore makes advanced materials—most famously waterproof-breathable Gore-Tex fabric and high-performance medical implants—and sells them to outdoor brands, surgeons, and industrial customers.
• WawaPRIVATEWawa runs a chain of convenience stores and gas stations, mostly along the U.S. East Coast, where people stop for coffee, hoagies, snacks, and fuel.
• WaymoPRIVATEWaymo builds and runs self-driving taxis that pick up passengers and drive them around without a human behind the wheel.
• World LabsPRIVATEWorld Labs builds AI systems that turn two-dimensional images and text into interactive, explorable 3D worlds.
• Y CombinatorPRIVATEY Combinator is a startup accelerator that gives early-stage companies money and advice in exchange for a small slice of ownership.
• Yale UniversityPRIVATEYale University is a private nonprofit university that charges tuition and uses its huge endowment to fund education and research.