2025年《财富》美国500强中亏损的42家公司

Core Insights - The 2025 Fortune 500 list reveals that 42 companies reported losses, a decrease of 9 from the previous year, with total losses amounting to $92.6 billion, an increase of approximately 24% compared to 2023 [1]. Summary by Sections Losses Overview - Intel reported the highest loss on the list, exceeding $18.756 billion [1]. - Boeing followed with a loss of over $11.817 billion [1]. - Warner Bros. Discovery, Bristol-Myers Squibb, and Walgreens Boots Alliance also featured prominently in the losses, with losses of $11.311 billion, $8.948 billion, and $8.636 billion respectively [1]. Detailed Losses Table - A detailed table lists companies with their respective losses, highlighting significant figures such as: - Paramount Global: $6.190 billion [1] - Dollar Tree: $3.030 billion [1] - Hertz Global Holdings: $2.862 billion [1] - TIAA: $1.936 billion [1] - Avis Budget Group: $1.821 billion [1] - Sirius XM Holdings: $1.665 billion [1] - Celanese: $1.522 billion [1] - American International Group: $1.404 billion [1] - QVC Group: $1.290 billion [1] - VF Corporation: $968.9 million [1] - Western Digital: $798 million [1] - JetBlue Airways: $795 million [1] - Endeavor Group Holdings: $782.4 million [1] - Cleveland-Cliffs: $754 million [1] - Baxter International: $649 million [1] - Viatris: $634.2 million [1] - Delek US Holdings: $560.4 million [1] - Vertex Pharmaceuticals: $535.6 million [1] - PBF Energy: $533.8 million [1] - Community Health Systems: $516 million [1] - Wayfair: $492 million [1] - Icahn Enterprises: $445 million [1] - AGCO: $424.8 million [1] - Owens & Minor: $362.7 million [1] - Kyndryl Holdings: $340 million [1] - Advance Auto Parts: $335.8 million [1] - Whirlpool: $323 million [1] - Caesars Entertainment: $278 million [1] - Newell Brands: $216 million [1] - KeyCorp: $161 million [1] - EchoStar: $119.5 million [1] - United Natural Foods: $112 million [1] - Altice USA: $102.9 million [1] - Dana: $57 million [1] - Lumen Technologies: $55 million [1] - Par Pacific Holdings: $33.3 million [2] - BrightSpring Health Services: $18.1 million [2]