California Largest Technology Corps Audited Net Income in 2011 Under Obama Up $80 Bil, or Up 346%, Over 2008 Under Bush

From an extensive review of SEC filings, I found 70 Corps headquartered in California with externally audited under US Generally Accepted Accounting Principles (US GAAP) After-tax Net Income or Net Loss of at least $500 mil in any of the most recent five fiscal years.

Of these 70 California Corps, 37 of them are Technology Corps.

These 37 Largest California Technology Corps filing with the SEC generated Audited US GAAP Total After-tax Net Income from Continuing Operations of $103 bil in the most recent fiscal year 2011, which was a profit improvement of a massive $80 bil, or up 346%, over the Total After-tax Net Income of $23 bil generated by these same 37 technology companies just three years earlier in 2008, the last year of the Bush/Cheney Administration.

And to illustrate just how widespread this earnings improvement during the Obama Administration is in the California Technology Sector, 34 of these 37 California Largest Technology Corps had 2011 earnings increases from that of three years ago, at the end of the Bush/Cheney Presidential term.

Further, to illustrate how awesomely powerful the total earnings growth was in the California Technology Sector during the Obama Administration, these 37 Largest California Technology Corps had their Audited US GAAP Total After-tax Net Income increase by $30 bil, or by 129%, in 2009 over 2008; by another $28 bil, or by 52% in 2010 over 2009; and by another $23 bil, or by 28%, in 2011 over 2010.  Whew!

So if the question to be answered is whether, in the aggregate, these 37 Largest California Technology Corps are better off now than they were in the last year of the Bush/Cheney Administration, the answer is clearly yes, and by $80 bil better, or by nearly three and a half times better, as earnings performance is measured by the prestigious US Accounting Profession.

And the 33 Largest California Non-Technology Corps filing with the SEC generated Audited US GAAP Total After-tax Net Income from Continuing Operations of $79 bil in the most recent fiscal year 2011, which was a profit improvement of $30 bil, or up a robust 61%, over the Total After-tax Net Income of $49 bil generated by these same 33 Largest California Non-Technology companies just three years earlier in 2008, the last year of the Bush/Cheney Administration.

The two California Big Oil Corps......Chevron and Occidental Petroleum....comprised a massive 64% of the Total Earnings of these 33 Largest California Non-Technology Corps in 2008, the last year of the Bush/Cheney Administration.

But during the most recent three years of the Obama Administration, the California Finance and Other Sectors experienced huge total earnings growth.

The 13 Largest Non-Technology California Corps in the Finance Sector had their Total After-tax Net Income increase from only $4.6 bil in 2008 to $25.8 bil in 2011, an increase of a massive 455%.  The clear leader here was the very well run Wells Fargo, which had its After-tax Earnings increase from only $2.7 bil in 2008 to $16.2 bil in the most recent 2011.

So, clearly it wasn't just the California Technology Sector, but also particularly the California Finance Sector, and even many California Corps in Other Sectors, which have had spectacular total earnings growth during the Obama Administration. 

The only negative here is that this total earnings growth has decelerated, particularly so in 2012.  It's all about the November 2010 Tea Party Election, which must be reversed all over the country in November 2012, in order to re-accelerate this total earnings growth, which is so critically needed to spur the country's present tepid real GDP growth and also needed to spur the presently modest US job creation.

President Obama can't do it alone.  He needs a US Congress that will work with him.  And even blue States like California can help here, not just by voting in more California US Congressional Democrats, but also by contributing to and helping in campaigns all across the country to remove from office the many Uncompromising, Very Conservative Republican members in key US Congressional races like Joe Walsh in Illinois, Michele Bachmann in Minnesota, Allen West in Florida, Steve King in Iowa, and Larry Bucshon in Indiana.....just to name a few.  These Republicans, strongly supported by the Tea Party, have good intentions, but they are severely harming the country's economy.

Below here is the Audited under US GAAP After-tax Net Income or Net Loss for each of these 37 Largest California Technology Corps and 33 Largest California Non-Technology Corps for each of the most recent five fiscal years.  The majority of these 70 California Corporations have a December Fiscal Year End (FYE).

		FYE	FYE	FYE	FYE	FYE
		2011	2010	2009	2008	2007
		Reported	Reported	Reported	Reported	Reported
		Audited	Audited	Audited	Audited	Audited
		After-Tax	After-Tax	After-Tax	After-Tax	After-Tax
		Net Income	Net Income	Net Income	Net Income	Net Income
	California	(Loss)	(Loss)	(Loss)	(Loss)	(Loss)
	HQs	mil $s	mil $s	mil $s	mil $s	mil $s
California Technology Corps
Apple	Cupertino	25,922	14,013	8,235	6,119	3,495
Intel	Santa Clara	12,942	11,464	4,369	5,292	6,976
Oracle	Redwood City	9,981	8,547	6,135	5,593	5,521
Google	Mountain View	9,737	8,505	6,520	4,227	4,204
Cisco Systems	San Jose	8,041	6,490	7,767	6,134	8,052
Hewlett Packard	Palo Alto	7,074	8,761	7,660	8,329	7,264
Qualcomm	San Diego	4,555	3,520	1,792	3,347	3,447
Ebay	San Jose	3,229	1,801	2,389	1,779	348
Seagate Technology	Cupertino	2,862	511	1,609	(3,125)	1,251
Applied Materials	Santa Clara	1,926	938	(305)	961	1,710
Western Digital	Irvine	1,612	726	1,382	470	867
Symantec	Mountain View	1,172	593	714	(6,786)	410
Activision Blizzard	Santa Monica	1,085	418	113	(107)	227
Yahoo!	Sunnyvale	1,063	1,245	605	425	642
Agilent Technologies	Santa Clara	1,012	684	(31)	693	638
Facebook	Menlo Park	1,000	606	229	(56)	(138)
Sandisk	Milpitas	987	1,300	415	(1,987)	191
Broadcom	Irvine	927	1,082	65	215	213
Adobe Systems	San Jose	833	775	387	872	724
Altera	San Jose	771	783	251	360	290
Intuit	Mountain View	767	652	564	459	457
KLA Tencor	Milpitas	756	794	212	(523)	359
VMWare	Palo Alto	724	357	197	290	218
Marvell Technology Group	Santa Clara	615	904	353	147	(114)
NetApp	Sunnyvale	605	673	400	65	310
NVIDIA	Santa Clara	581	253	(68)	(30)	798
Check Point Software	Redwood City	544	453	358	324	281
Xilinx	San Jose	530	642	357	362	369
Flextronics International	Silicon Valley	511	606	25	(6,123)	(664)
Advanced Micro Devices	Sunnyvale	495	471	296	(2,412)	(2,808)
Juniper Networks	Sunnyvale	425	619	115	512	361
Linear Technology	Milpitas	398	581	361	289	367
Lam Research	Fremont	169	724	347	(302)	439
Electronic Arts	Redwood City	76	(276)	(677)	(1,088)	(454)
Sanmina-SCI	San Jose	69	122	(138)	(513)	(1,143)
JDS Uniphase	Milpitas	(56)	72	(62)	(910)	(40)
SunPower	San Jose	(604)	167	33	(124)	28
Total all 37 Technology Corps		103,336	80,576	52,974	23,178	45,096
Annual Increase (Decrease)
…..Amount		22,760	27,602	29,796	(21,918)
…..Percentage		28%	52%	129%	-49%
Three Year Increase (2008-2011) Under Obama
…..Amount		80,158
…..Percentage		346%
		FYE	FYE	FYE	FYE	FYE
		2011	2010	2009	2008	2007
		Reported	Reported	Reported	Reported	Reported
		Audited	Audited	Audited	Audited	Audited
		After-Tax	After-Tax	After-Tax	After-Tax	After-Tax
		Net Income	Net Income	Net Income	Net Income	Net Income
	California	(Loss)	(Loss)	(Loss)	(Loss)	(Loss)
	HQs	mil $s	mil $s	mil $s	mil $s	mil $s
California Non-Technology Corps
Big Oil
Chevron	San Ramon	27,008	19,136	10,563	24,031	18,795
Occidental Petroleum	Los Angeles	6,640	4,569	3,151	7,183	5,072
Total 2 Big Oil Corps		33,648	23,705	13,714	31,214	23,867
Finance Including REITs
Wells Fargo	San Francisco	16,211	12,663	12,667	2,698	8,265
Visa	San Francisco	3,646	2,964	2,352	804	(1,071)
Franklin Resources	San Mateo	1,821	1,451	904	1,600	1,773
Toyota Motor Credit	Torrance	1,486	1,853	1,063	(623)	(223)
Charles Schwab	San Francisco	864	454	787	1,230	1,120
Public Storage	Glendale	834	689	797	980	489
UnionBanCal	San Francisco	763	554	(65)	284	573
HCP	Long Beach	550	321	103	228	131
KKR Financial Holdings	San Francisco	318	371	77	(1,078)	217
CBRE Group	Los Angeles	240	142	(28)	(1,076)	400
PacWest Bancorp	Rancho Santa Fe	51	(62)	(9)	(728)	90
Prologis	San Francisco	(244)	(1,589)	(355)	(367)	841
International Lease Finance Corp	Los Angeles	(724)	(496)	887	696	597
Total all 13 Finance Corps		25,816	19,315	19,180	4,648	13,202
Other Sectors
Walt Disney	Burbank	5,258	4,313	3,609	4,729	4,851
Amgen	Thousand Oaks	3,683	4,627	4,605	4,052	3,078
Gilead Sciences	Foster City	2,789	2,890	2,626	1,970	1,576
DIRECTV	El Segundo	2,636	2,312	1,007	1,607	1,445
McKesson	San Francisco	1,403	1,130	1,263	823	989
Allergan	Irvine	938	5	624	565	487
GAP	San Francisco	833	1,204	1,102	967	867
Mattel	El Segundo	769	685	529	380	600
Ross Stores	Pleasanton	657	555	443	305	261
Clorox	Oakland	543	287	526	472	382
Safeway	Pleasanton	518	591	(1,098)	965	888
Avery Dennison	Pasadena	154	242	(835)	153	172
McClatchy	Sacramento	54	33	57	3	(2,727)
Century Aluminum	Monterey	11	60	(206)	(895)	(106)
Standard Pacific	Irvine	(16)	(12)	(13)	(1,231)	(695)
Shea Homes Limited Partnership	Walnut	(107)	(55)	(423)	(610)	(556)
KB Home	Los Angeles	(179)	(69)	(102)	(976)	(1,415)
Leap Wireless	San Diego	(318)	(785)	(238)	(143)	(76)
Total all 18 Corps in Other Sectors		19,626	18,013	13,476	13,136	10,021
Total all 33 Non-Technology Corps		79,090	61,033	46,370	48,998	47,090
Annual Increase (Decrease)
…..Amount		18,057	14,663	(2,628)	1,908
…..Percentage		30%	32%	-5%	4%
Three Year Increase (2008-2011) Under Obama
…..Amount		30,092
…..Percentage		61%

Arizona Audited Corporate Net Income $11 Bil in 2011 Under Obama, Up $24 Bil Over Net Loss $13 Bil in 2008 Under Bush

From an extensive review of SEC filings, I found 40 Corps headquartered in Arizona with Ongoing, Core Pretax Income or Pretax Loss of at least $10 mil in any of the most recent three fiscal years.

These 40 Largest Arizona Corps filing with the SEC had Audited under US Generally Accepted Accounting Principles (US GAAP) Total After-tax Net Income from Continuing Operations of $11,068 mil in the most recent fiscal year 2011, which was a profit improvement of a massive $24,329 mil as compared with the Total After-tax Net Loss of $13,261 mil generated by these same 40 companies just three years earlier in 2008, the last year of the Bush/Cheney Administration.

So if the question to be answered is whether, in the aggregate, these 40 Largest Arizona Corps are better off now than they were in the last year of the Bush/Cheney Administration, the answer is clearly yes, and by $24.3 bil better, as earnings performance is measured by the prestigious US Accounting Profession.

But a second salient story here relates to these 40 Arizona companies total earnings growth by year.

These 40 Arizona Corps generated Total After-tax Net Income of $8.8 bil in 2007.  Then the Great Recession hit all throughout the US, and in Arizona's case, with the widespread devastating housing crisis, I think it was probably close to a Depression there.  These 40 Arizona companies had their Total Profits of $8.8 bil in 2007 more than completely wiped out in 2008, with a Total After-tax Net Loss of these 40 Arizona Corps of $13.3 bil in 2008.  Yeah, that's a total profit decline of $22.1 bil in just one year.....2008.  And 19 of these 40 Arizona Corps experienced After-tax Net Losses in 2008. 

Enter President Obama, and the US House under Democratic Control in both 2009 and 2010.

With much help from the Obama Economic Stimulus, which started kicking in the latter part of 2009, these 40 Arizona Corps saw their Total After-tax Net Income jump by a massive $19.5 bil in just 2009.  Further, these 40 Arizona Corps experienced a Total After-tax Net Income increase of another $5.0 bil in 2010 over 2009.

Thus, for 2009 and 2010 combined, these 40 Arizona Corps saw their Total After-tax Net Income jump by $24.5 bil, more than wiping out the $22.1 bil profit reduction in 2008, the year of the financial meltdown.  Whew!

And yes, this Total After-tax Net Income of $11.2 bil in 2010 even exceeded by 27% the previous high pre-Great Recession/Near Depression Pretax Profits of these same 40 Arizona Companies of $8.8 bil generated in 2007.  Now that is what I call a quick and massive profit recovery.

Enter the Tea Party election in November 2010, with Uncompromising, Very Conservative Republicans, led by people like Eric Cantor and Tea Party favorite Arizona's Jeff Flake, taking control of the US House.  The end result was that these 40 Arizona Corps experienced an After-tax Net Income decline of 1% in 2011 as compared with 2010.  And this earnings decline was even much more pronounced in the first half of 2012.

This is why it is so critical to anyone who views the US economy as the key issue in this US election, to not only reelect Democratic Moderate Barack Obama as President, but to also vote to make sure that Democratic Moderates regain control of the US House, and that Democratic Moderates maintain their control of the US Senate.  Then much needed wisely-designed, directly-targeted, sustainable job-creating Economic Stimulus will quickly pass, including desperately needed Business Income Tax Reform, and this time the economic benefits will be more fairly shared among all of the country, not just the very wealthy and the Largest and somewhat Large Corporations.

So, why is it that there was a total earnings decline in both 2011 and in the first half of 2012 in Arizona, and in many other US States all over the country, when the US House was under Very Conservative Republican control, while there was a very robust total earnings growth in many of these same US States in both 2009 and in 2010, when the US House was under Democratic control?

Well, this Very Conservative Republican US House is only interested in two economic issues period.....extreme austerity and a no-job-creation-strings-attached top income tax rate cut for the very wealthy.....and they have absolutely no interest in compromise.  Thus, nearly every wisely-designed, much-needed Obama Administration economic initiative in 2011 and 2012 has been stopped by this US House, and also stopped by filibustering by US Senate Republicans.

And the losers here were not just the unemployed, the underemployed, the dwindling middle class, and the people trying to get into the middle class.  US Businesses were also big losers, by having their strong earnings growth in both 2009 and 2010 substantially decelerate in both 2011 and in the first half of 2012.

Arizona has been blessed to have two excellent Republican US Senators.....John McCain and Jon Kyl.  Kyl is retiring, and Tea Party favorite Jeff Flake is running for his spot.  I think there is a huge gap in competence between Kyl and Flake.  Flake's opponent is a very accomplished, extremely bright Democratic Moderate, former US Surgeon General Richard Carmona.  I think it would be in Arizona's best interests to elect Carmona.  And that would give them two extremely talented, very influential Senators and on both sides of the aisle.  Now that is something all Arizona citizens could be proud of and really benefit from.   

Below here is the Audited under US GAAP After-tax Net Income or Net Loss for each of these 40 Largest Arizona Corps for each of the most recent five fiscal years.  The overwhelming majority of these Arizona Corporations have a December Fiscal Year End (FYE).

		FYE	FYE	FYE	FYE	FYE
		2011	2010	2009	2008	2007
		Reported	Reported	Reported	Reported	Reported
		Audited	Audited	Audited	Audited	Audited
		After-Tax	After-Tax	After-Tax	After-Tax	After-Tax
		Net Income	Net Income	Net Income	Net Income	Net Income
		(Loss)	(Loss)	(Loss)	(Loss)	(Loss)
	HQs	mil $s	mil $s	mil $s	mil $s	mil $s
Arizona Corps
Freeport McMoran	Phoenix	5,747	5,544	3,534	(10,450)	3,733
Southern Copper	Phoenix	2,344	1,563	935	1,414	2,227
Republic Services	Phoenix	589	508	497	74	290
Avnet	Phoenix	567	669	410	(1,130)	490
Apollo Group	Phoenix	533	537	610	487	413
Microchip Technology	Chandler	337	429	217	246	297
Petsmart	Phoenix	290	240	198	193	259
Medicis Pharmaceuticals	Scottsdale	107	150	95	48	70
Insight Enterprises	Tempe	100	75	31	(240)	65
Amkor Technology	Chandler	93	232	156	(457)	222
Swift Transport	Phoenix	91	(125)	(436)	(147)	(127)
Drivetime Automotive Group	Phoenix	88	71	52	0	72
JDA Software	Scottsdale	83	2	28	0	25
US Airways	Tempe	71	502	(205)	(2,215)	423
Knight Transport	Phoenix	61	59	51	56	63
Cole Credit Property Trust II	Phoenix	54	30	22	25	4
Grand Canyon Education	Phoenix	51	35	27	7	2
Cole Credit Property Trust III	Phoenix	46	(7)	(8)	0	0
Western Alliance Bancorp	Phoenix	33	(4)	(147)	(230)	34
Mobile Mini	Tempe	32	14	28	29	44
P F Chang China Bistro	Scottsdale	30	47	45	37	41
Cavco Industries	Phoenix	30	4	(4)	0	6
Universal Technical Institute	Scottsdale	27	29	12	8	16
Amtech Systems	Tempe	22	10	(2)	3	2
Providence Service Corp	Tucson	17	24	21	(156)	14
ON Semiconductor	Phoenix	15	293	63	(429)	205
Isola Group	Chandler	10	1	(101)	36	4
Viad Corp	Phoenix	9	1	(105)	44	43
HealthCare Trust of America	Scottsdale	6	(8)	(25)	(28)	(8)
Lifelock	Tempe	(4)	(15)	(59)	(58)	(35)
GameTech International	Tempe	(6)	(20)	(11)	(11)	5
NutraCea	Scottsdale	(11)	(16)	(32)	(65)	(18)
Meritage Homes	Scottsdale	(21)	7	(66)	(292)	(289)
Ecotality	Tempe	(22)	(16)	(30)	(8)	(14)
RSC Holdings	Scottsdale	(30)	(74)	(59)	122	123
Limelight Networks	Tempe	(30)	(22)	35	(63)	(73)
IMH Financial Corp	Scottsdale	(35)	(117)	(74)	(258)	46
First Solar	Tempe	(39)	664	640	348	158
Spirit Realty Capital	Scottsdale	(51)	(64)	(66)	(91)	(41)
AV Homes	Scottsdale	(166)	(36)	(29)	(110)	21
Total all 40 Arizona Corps		11,068	11,216	6,248	(13,261)	8,812
Annual Increase (Decrease)
…..Amount		(148)	4,968	19,509	(22,073)
…..Percentage		-1%	80%	147%	-250%
Three Year (2008-11) Increase Under Obama
…..Amount		24,329
…..Percentage		183%

Missouri Audited Corporate Net Income in 2011 Under Obama/McCaskill Up 55% Over 2008 Under Bush

From an extensive review of SEC filings, I found 71 Corps headquartered in Missouri with Ongoing, Core Pretax Income or Pretax Loss of at least $10 mil in any of the most recent three fiscal years, and which also disclosed earnings numbers for each of the most recent five years.

These 71 Largest Missouri Corps filing with the SEC had Audited under US Generally Accepted Accounting Principles (US GAAP) Total After-tax Net Income from Continuing Operations of $10,387 mil in the most recent fiscal year 2011, which was an increase of $3,666 mil, or up a robust 55% above the $6,721 mil earned by these same companies just three years earlier in 2008, the last year of the Bush/Cheney Administration.

This 55% earnings growth in the most recent three years is particularly noteworthy because these Missouri Corps have shown their earnings resiliency in downturns.  In the financial meltdown year of 2008, these 71 Missouri Corps only had their Total Earnings decline by 17% from 2007, a much lower earnings decline than so many of the other US States.  Missouri's four largest earnings generators.....Emerson Electric, Monsanto, Express Scripts and Peabody Energy.....had their total earnings actually increase by 52% from 2007 to the financial meltdown year of 2008.

So if the question to be answered is whether, in the aggregate, these 71 Missouri Largest Corps are better off now than they were in the last year of the Bush/Cheney Administration, the answer is clearly yes, and by 55% better, as earnings performance is measured by the prestigious US Accounting Profession.

But a second key story here is just what happened to the total earnings of these 71 Missouri Corps after the Obama Economic Stimulus totally kicked in on all cylinders during all of 2010.  The Total Audited under US GAAP After-tax Net Income in 2009 of these 71 Missouri Corps increased by a huge 66% in 2010, which was the year that the Obama Economic Stimulus was clearly going full throttle.
 
Those pundits who so frequently and noisily state that the Obama Economic Stimulus was worthless are clearly off target, particularly so as it relates to how it dramatically improved the profits of so many businesses, both large and small.

The third key story here is just how strong these Missouri Corps are.  After the Obama Economic Stimulus really took hold in 2010, the Total After-tax Earnings of these 71 Largest Missouri Corps was $11,144 mil, which was a substantial 38% higher than the pre-Great Recession Total Earnings high of these same companies in 2007 of $8,064 mil.

And the fourth key story here is how the earnings of these 71 Missouri Corps declined in both 2011 and in the first half of 2012, after the Tea Party election in November 2010.  The Republican controlled US House, led by people like Eric Cantor and Missouri's Todd Akin, stopped cold every attempt at economic stimulus by the Obama Administration.

Missouri citizens should be very thankful to the Obama Administration, and also to Democratic Moderate Senator Claire McCaskill, for their work in providing an economic environment which permitted these fine Missouri Corps to thrive.

Below here is the Audited under US GAAP After-tax Net Income or Net Loss for each of these 71 Largest Missouri Corps for each of the most recent five fiscal years.  The majority of these Missouri Corporations have a December Fiscal Year End (FYE).  Charter Communication's Earnings numbers below are before Income Taxes, and in 2009, also before Net Reorganization Gain.

		FYE	FYE	FYE	FYE	FYE
		2011	2010	2009	2008	2007
		Reported	Reported	Reported	Reported	Reported
		Audited	Audited	Audited	Audited	Audited
		After-Tax	After-Tax	After-Tax	After-Tax	After-Tax
		Net Income	Net Income	Net Income	Net Income	Net Income
		(Loss)	(Loss)	(Loss)	(Loss)	(Loss)
	HQs	mil $s	mil $s	mil $s	mil $s	mil $s
Missouri Corps
Emerson Electric	St Louis	2,454	1,978	1,715	2,446	2,087
Monsanto	St Louis	1,657	1,111	2,105	2,027	925
Express Scripts	St Louis	1,276	1,205	827	776	598
Peabody Energy	St Louis	1,011	827	443	905	436
Reinsurance Group	Chesterfield	600	574	407	188	308
O'Reilly Automotive	Springfield	508	419	307	186	194
Jones Financial Cos	St Louis	482	393	269	385	561
Sigma Aldrich	St Louis	457	384	347	342	311
Amdocs Ltd	Chesterfield	347	344	326	379	365
H&R Block	Kansas City	346	393	455	453	389
Kansas City Southern	Kansas City	332	180	68	182	152
Cerner	Kansas City	307	237	193	189	127
Solutia	St Louis	267	91	66	2	(277)
Energizer Holdings	St Louis	261	403	298	329	321
Commerce Bancshares	Kansas City	256	222	169	189	207
US Premium Beef LLC	Kansas City	247	238	151	118	18
Olin	Clayton	242	65	136	158	101
DST Systems	Kansas City	178	318	242	243	875
Leggett & Platt	Carthage	156	184	121	128	65
Jack Henry	Monett	155	137	118	103	105
Arch Coal	St Louis	142	158	42	354	175
Panera Bread	St Louis	136	112	87	69	57
Ralcorp	St Louis	126	76	142	152	23
Belden	St Louis	115	69	(7)	(317)	136
Centene	St Louis	108	94	89	84	41
UMB Financial	Kansas City	106	91	89	98	74
Entertainment Properties Trust	Kansas City	103	117	35	127	98
Stifel Financial	St Louis	84	2	76	56	32
Foresight Energy	St Louis	82	50	14	44	(35)
Graybar Electric	St Louis	81	42	37	87	83
Esco Technologies	St Louis	53	45	49	48	31
FutureFuel Corp	Clayton	35	23	17	23	8
Great Southern Bancorp	Springfield	30	24	65	(4)	29
Viasystems Group	St Louis	30	16	(55)	(15)	8
Aegion Corp	Chesterfield	27	61	30	24	13
Kansas City Life Insurance	Kansas City	26	22	11	(17)	36
Enterprise Financial	Clayton	25	6	(47)	8	16
Cass Information Systems	Bridgeton	23	20	16	19	18
Pioneer Financial Services	Kansas City	17	17	13	8	1
Young Innovations	Earth City	16	15	13	12	13
LMI Aerospace	St Charles	16	13	10	15	13
Perficient	St Louis	11	6	1	10	16
Southern Missouri Bancorp	Poplar Bluff	10	11	5	4	4
Brown Shoe	St Louis	9	37	10	(135)	60
Pulaski Financial	St Louis	8	3	5	3	9
Novation Companies	Kansas City	7	986	(183)	(683)	(467)
Thermadyne Holdings	Chesterfield	7	(9)	1	11	11
American Railcar Industries	St Charles	4	(27)	15	31	37
Armstrong Energy	St Louis	3	8	(10)	(21)	(14)
Zoltek Companies	St Louis	(4)	(6)	(4)	7	(2)
Katy Industries	Bridgeton	(9)	(9)	(6)	(19)	(14)
Centrue Financial	St Louis	(10)	(66)	(38)	6	11
Inergy LP	Kansas City	(11)	46	108	63	139
Bakers Footwear Group	St Louis	(11)	(9)	(9)	(15)	(18)
Huttig Building Products	St Louis	(13)	(19)	(20)	(35)	(8)
Pretium Packaging	Chesterfield	(16)	(24)	(5)	(6)	(9)
NASB Financial	Grandview	(16)	6	19	9	15
Isle of Capri Casinos	St Louis	(17)	4	5	15	(31)
Build a Bear Workshop	St Louis	(17)	0	(12)	5	23
Spartech	Clayton	(23)	(50)	3	(172)	29
First Banks	St Louis	(32)	(195)	(377)	(204)	105
Stereotaxis	St Louis	(32)	(20)	(27)	(44)	(48)
Reliance Bancshares	Frontenac	(34)	(49)	(29)	0	2
Furniture Brands Intl	St Louis	(44)	(39)	(109)	(416)	(51)
CPI Corp	St Louis	(57)	12	14	(7)	4
Charter Communications	St Louis	(70)	58	(2,072)	(2,550)	(1,318)
AMC Entertainment (Adjusted EBITDA per Co)	Kansas City	(82)	(123)	77	(91)	42
KV Pharmaceuticals	St Louis	(98)	(256)	(284)	(267)	(46)
Patriot Coal	St Louis	(115)	(48)	127	143	(102)
Post Holdings	St Louis	(361)	92	101	86	117
MEMC Electronic Materials	St Peters	(1,520)	48	(70)	390	830
Total all 71 Largest Missouri Corps		10,387	11,144	6,725	6,721	8,064
Annual Increase (Decrease)
…..Amount		(757)	4,419	4	(1,343)
…..Percentage		-7%	66%	0%	-17%
Three Year (2008-11) Increase Under Obama/McCaskill
…..Amount		3,666
…..Percentage		55%