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Top 150 Public Companies (PDF) - 2012

Florida Trend's exclusive list of the state's 150 largest public companies, ranked by 2011 revenue. Excel version includes data not published in Florida Trend or available in PDF format, including hundreds of additional contacts, phone, fax, web site and full company address. Published in July, 2012.

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Florida Trend's exclusive list of the state's 150 largest public companies, ranked by 2011 revenue. Excel version includes data not available in PDF format,including hundreds of additional contacts, phone, fax, web site and full company address. Published in Florida Trend, July 2012.
TOP 150 PUBLIC COMPANIES - 2012 XLS file download. (Top 150 records)	150	$99.00	Add to my cart

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