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Employment and Industries in the San Francisco, California Area

The San Francisco-San Mateo-Redwood City metropolitan area has a rich and vibrant economy. Tourism makes up a major part of the San Francisco economy. San Francisco ranks as one of the world's top fifty tourist destinations. San Francisco also has a large conference and convention industry.

Tourism is not the only part of the San Francisco economy, however. San Francisco is the main banking and finance center for the west coast of the United States. San Francisco also has strong ties to the high technology industry in the Silicon Valley to the south.

Major industries in the San Francisco metropolitan area include:

The San Francisco metropolitan area is home to over fifteen Fortune 1000 Company headquarters, the largest of which is McKesson. The most famous companies located in the San Francisco are are probably the Gap, Levi Strauss, Oracle, Wells Fargo, and Williams Sonoma.

Helping to drive the San Francisco area economy is a very well educated work force. According to U.S. Census Bureau data, San Francisco has the second most educated workforce in the U.S. among large cities. 51% of the San Francisco population has a college degree or higher. Similarly, in 2005, Central Connecticut State University ranked San Francisco as the fifth most literate city in the United States. Expansion Management magazine ranked the San Francisco area third on its list of "Best Knowledge Worker Metro".

San Francisco also gets the tenth largest amount of funding from the National Institutes of Health (NIH) of all U.S. cities.

Business honors and awards received by the San Francisco metropolitan area include:

For business travelers, the San Francisco area is served by the San Francisco International Airport (SFO). According to Airports Council International, SFO is the 14th busiest airport in the U.S., and the 23rd largest in the world. According the the U.S. Bureau of Transportation Statistics, SFO was the sixth largest U.S. gateway for nonstop international air travel in 2000.

The Port of San Francisco is reputedly one of the three great natural harbors in the world. It has a major impact on the San Francisco economy and is a major tourist attraction as well.

Fortune 1000 companies with headquarters in the San Francisco metropolitan area include:

Other companies with headquarters or with a large employment presence in the San Francisco-San Mateo-Redwood City metropolitan area include:

Business organizations and associations in the San Francisco metropolitan area include:

The San Francisco Business Times, and the "Business Section" of the San Francisco Chronicle are both good sources of information on the San Francisco metropolitan area economy and business.

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Most Popular Jobs in San Francisco, California Metro Area (2006 data)

Where the Majority of Workers Have College Degrees

RankTitleLocal JobsLocal Mean SalaryTypical Local SalaryNational Growth % 2006-2016National % With College Degree
1Registered nurses15,43082,840$53,910 - 114,33024%56%
2Accountants and auditors11,49068,810$41,930 - 101,82018%79%
3Computer software engineers, applications11,44099,450$60,130 - 142,63045%85%
4Lawyers9,200139,760$68,180 - 011%99%
5Management analysts8,24095,800$50,950 - 022%78%
6Financial managers7,540129,250$67,380 - 013%60%
7Sales representatives, wholesale and manufacturing, except technical and scientific products7,25071,340$32,710 - 128,2708%51%
8Computer systems analysts6,93084,630$53,140 - 119,37029%68%
9Securities, commodities, and financial services sales agents6,760125,740$46,740 - 025%67%
10Elementary school teachers, except special education6,24056,630$36,170 - 75,01014%95%
11Computer software engineers, systems software5,240101,180$68,990 - 141,01028%85%
12Computer and information systems managers5,000135,820$84,640 - 016%73%
13Teachers and instructors, all other4,79046,660$26,840 - 69,0909%54%
14Secondary school teachers, except special and vocational education4,59060,660$37,760 - 88,3806%96%
15Network and computer systems administrators4,06082,920$51,130 - 119,89027%50%
16Managers, all other3,860110,250$61,220 - 07%55%
17Medical scientists, except epidemiologists3,85091,180$53,110 - 134,16020%99%
18Sales managers3,780122,330$52,980 - 010%69%
19Marketing managers3,370136,510$73,310 - 014%69%
20Financial analysts3,250110,500$54,290 - 034%87%
21Public relations specialists3,25065,610$37,240 - 100,68018%81%
22Civil engineers3,11089,260$55,840 - 128,87018%87%
23Computer specialists, all other3,06078,940$39,700 - 115,14015%68%
24Computer programmers3,03086,350$46,890 - 131,9500%73%
25Market research analysts2,99076,590$39,110 - 121,50020%82%
26Chief executives2,730173,600$102,590 - 02%65%
27Network systems and data communications analysts2,72084,770$35,680 - 132,78053%57%
28Graphic designers2,55061,730$38,080 - 89,62010%55%
29Personal financial advisors2,540117,310$35,880 - 041%81%
30Middle school teachers, except special and vocational education2,38060,130$38,780 - 86,16011%95%
31Compliance officers, except agriculture, construction, health and safety, and transportation2,37066,300$41,890 - 96,2905%58%
32Sales representatives, wholesale and manufacturing, technical and scientific products2,34087,160$45,690 - 136,98012%51%
33Human resources, training, and labor relations specialists, all other2,29075,310$46,700 - 106,51017%56%
34Engineering managers2,180130,500$84,200 - 07%84%
35Advertising sales agents2,13063,750$32,480 - 112,18020%56%
36Employment, recruitment, and placement specialists1,96078,910$35,750 - 018%56%
37Educational, vocational, and school counselors1,89054,950$33,090 - 83,41013%73%
38Architects, except landscape and naval1,84079,350$51,030 - 116,16018%88%
39Biological technicians1,84045,590$31,110 - 65,85016%60%
40Engineers, all other1,80088,910$60,560 - 127,5606%82%
41Sales and related workers, all other1,77051,860$23,820 - 95,95014%62%
42Social and human service assistants1,73033,780$22,530 - 51,98034%58%
43Editors1,70068,730$31,890 - 118,3502%81%
44Pharmacists1,630105,940$72,120 - 135,04022%97%
45Training and development specialists1,54065,040$38,190 - 91,58018%56%
46Computer and information scientists, research1,530126,820$89,310 - 022%68%
47Computer hardware engineers1,45098,580$53,070 - 05%70%
48Sales engineers1,41096,800$56,490 - 09%79%
49Coaches and scouts1,41038,230$21,560 - 63,22015%60%
50Environmental scientists and specialists, including health1,37080,280$52,900 - 117,88025%93%
51Education administrators, postsecondary1,36090,110$44,910 - 140,90014%78%
52Social and community service managers1,35059,080$27,200 - 99,16025%72%
53Database administrators1,32086,850$47,670 - 128,37029%72%
54Compensation, benefits, and job analysis specialists1,31064,880$43,420 - 92,78018%56%
55Self-enrichment education teachers1,31042,850$20,690 - 77,11023%54%
56Medical and health services managers1,240105,580$56,960 - 016%57%
57Librarians1,21063,210$34,600 - 91,8004%85%
58Substance abuse and behavioral disorder counselors1,20035,950$22,020 - 57,14034%73%
59Electrical engineers1,19095,450$62,850 - 142,2906%81%
60Natural sciences managers1,120143,580$89,350 - 011%93%
61Instructional coordinators1,07060,110$27,370 - 96,65023%79%
62Art directors1,070103,690$54,530 - 09%58%
63Mental health and substance abuse social workers93043,460$29,150 - 70,50030%77%
64Biochemists and biophysicists92087,920$55,460 - 122,74016%95%
65Insurance underwriters91069,820$38,820 - 112,1306%53%
66Producers and directors91077,530$40,640 - 121,48011%75%
67Electronics engineers, except computer89097,120$64,220 - 139,7004%81%
68Education administrators, elementary and secondary school870103,420$60,600 - 08%78%
69Public relations managers870115,840$61,090 - 017%75%
70Chemists85075,530$42,970 - 114,7309%93%
71Medical and clinical laboratory technologists85068,830$48,770 - 89,01012%51%
72Human resources managers, all other840124,440$71,350 - 011%58%
73Credit analysts83081,870$42,050 - 136,2202%60%
74Musicians and singers820 $0 - 010%53%
75Multi-media artists and animators81075,900$44,330 - 118,42026%58%
76Health educators80062,880$32,770 - 100,76026%58%
77Physical therapists80076,370$61,370 - 96,09027%89%
78Operations research analysts80077,230$42,660 - 121,89011%71%
79Advertising and promotions managers71098,970$46,430 - 06%76%
80Meeting and convention planners71049,000$24,530 - 73,52020%67%
81Writers and authors70071,550$38,040 - 136,28013%84%
82Social workers, all other70050,050$27,800 - 80,37018%77%
83Reporters and correspondents69057,930$28,380 - 80,6701%85%
84Technical writers67084,390$52,490 - 117,48020%74%
85Mental health counselors66047,100$28,890 - 72,08030%73%
86Budget analysts63080,200$52,320 - 115,8707%78%
87Commercial and industrial designers62099,850$42,530 - 07%55%
88Clinical, counseling, and school psychologists62084,210$43,740 - 137,22016%99%
89Medical and public health social workers61060,470$35,670 - 82,22024%77%
90Child, family, and school social workers61051,350$30,870 - 78,19019%77%
91Statisticians59076,410$45,690 - 114,7909%93%
92Industrial engineers59086,980$62,230 - 124,64020%74%
93Community and social service specialists, all other58043,150$29,900 - 62,61025%58%
94Mathematical scientists, all other57066,840$48,650 - 87,19021%93%
95Special education teachers, preschool, kindergarten, and elementary school56059,600$33,600 - 84,41020%87%
96Landscape architects55066,040$40,970 - 109,84016%88%
97Compensation and benefits managers54099,080$53,780 - 012%58%
98Tax preparers540 $0 - 00%54%
99Purchasing managers52093,890$54,120 - 134,4703%57%
100Rehabilitation counselors50046,670$27,330 - 83,31023%73%

Where the Majority of Workers Do Not Have College Degrees

RankTitleLocal JobsLocal Mean SalaryTypical Local SalaryNational Growth % 2006-2016National % With College Degree
1Retail salespersons30,17026,460$16,310 - 39,15012%25%
2Office clerks, general21,96030,750$17,310 - 46,25013%19%
3Cashiers20,08024,550$16,180 - 39,040-2%10%
4Executive secretaries and administrative assistants19,42047,420$30,660 - 67,81015%18%
5Janitors and cleaners, except maids and housekeeping cleaners18,92025,360$16,160 - 38,65015%4%
6General and operations managers17,930123,500$53,020 - [?]2%48%
7Waiters and waitresses17,83020,500$15,190 - 28,29011%14%
8Business operations specialists, all other14,08069,100$33,410 - 111,56021%49%
9Bookkeeping, accounting, and auditing clerks13,90040,820$25,580 - 58,41013%16%
10First-line supervisors/managers of office and administrative support workers12,10056,490$33,850 - 85,4006%29%
11Carpenters11,04053,980$28,440 - 74,77010%6%
12Customer service representatives10,74038,700$23,880 - 56,59025%22%
13Security guards10,72026,560$19,970 - 34,96017%13%
14Counter attendants, cafeteria, food concession, and coffee shop10,69019,780$15,630 - 23,27010%8%
15Combined food preparation and serving workers, including fast food10,22021,200$15,170 - 30,84018%5%
16Maids and housekeeping cleaners9,61026,340$17,610 - 35,40013%5%
17Laborers and freight, stock, and material movers, hand9,44027,430$17,160 - 40,1602%5%
18Stock clerks and order fillers9,21027,470$16,830 - 43,230-7%8%
19Sales representatives, services, all other8,41073,110$35,890 - 128,96028%48%
20Cooks, restaurant8,28025,910$18,700 - 35,66012%5%
21Food preparation workers7,86021,800$16,190 - 29,00015%7%
22Maintenance and repair workers, general7,85043,250$23,560 - 67,67010%6%
23Secretaries, except legal, medical, and executive7,77038,770$24,520 - 53,9801%18%
24Receptionists and information clerks7,31029,480$17,830 - 40,98017%13%
25First-line supervisors/managers of retail sales workers7,10043,950$26,250 - 64,5404%25%
26Teacher assistants6,71029,170$18,530 - 39,22010%18%
27Construction laborers6,54043,230$25,260 - 59,96011%5%
28First-line supervisors/managers of food preparation and serving workers5,24029,790$18,870 - 44,83011%14%
29Dining room and cafeteria attendants and bartender helpers5,06019,890$15,290 - 26,66012%6%
30Nursing aides, orderlies, and attendants4,98033,890$20,480 - 51,70018%7%
31Landscaping and groundskeeping workers4,82030,700$18,700 - 48,37018%6%
32Shipping, receiving, and traffic clerks4,77032,220$19,010 - 47,6104%6%
33Bartenders4,67021,650$15,730 - 32,26011%17%
34Computer support specialists4,61062,270$37,850 - 96,15013%43%
35Dishwashers4,58019,570$15,480 - 25,67010%3%
36Truck drivers, light or delivery services4,58031,080$19,690 - 45,8808%4%
37Tellers4,45028,930$20,860 - 38,92014%16%
38Legal secretaries4,25055,210$32,890 - 75,35012%18%
39Cooks, fast food4,15019,260$14,950 - 23,8708%5%
40Preschool teachers, except special education4,13030,890$19,640 - 43,38026%43%
41Counter and rental clerks4,04029,250$17,150 - 43,67023%16%
42Medical secretaries3,84037,750$23,510 - 56,13017%18%
43Property, real estate, and community association managers3,77057,200$20,550 - 102,24015%36%
44Office and administrative support workers, all other3,74037,510$18,160 - 63,850-8%32%
45Automotive service technicians and mechanics3,71049,550$30,100 - 71,19014%4%
46Packers and packagers, hand3,65018,910$15,330 - 23,260-11%3%
47Truck drivers, heavy and tractor-trailer3,41038,500$23,800 - 53,83010%4%
48Paralegals and legal assistants3,35058,850$39,680 - 86,53022%45%
49Painters, construction and maintenance3,14045,670$25,530 - 63,46012%6%
50First-line supervisors/managers of construction trades and extraction workers3,08079,210$49,610 - 113,7609%10%
51Billing and posting clerks and machine operators3,00042,750$26,560 - 61,0404%15%
52Electricians2,90071,370$35,710 - 105,9107%7%
53Reservation and transportation ticket agents and travel clerks2,89032,410$21,230 - 48,4801%29%
54Fitness trainers and aerobics instructors2,88053,230$18,850 - 102,22027%47%
55Licensed practical and licensed vocational nurses2,81055,020$42,700 - 68,32014%7%
56Postal service mail carriers2,74044,670$40,740 - 49,8301%11%
57Insurance sales agents2,68081,030$32,700 - [?]13%45%
58Interviewers, except eligibility and loan2,66035,610$25,600 - 46,92010%24%
59Parking lot attendants2,65024,620$16,280 - 38,47012%14%
60Cleaners of vehicles and equipment2,64023,270$14,950 - 36,36014%3%
61Plumbers, pipefitters, and steamfitters2,64064,050$42,360 - 87,84011%4%
62Recreation workers2,63027,480$16,710 - 40,95013%47%
63Postal service mail sorters, processors, and processing machine operators2,62043,610$40,180 - 49,760-7%12%
64Food service managers2,58052,180$36,540 - 78,3905%24%
65Child care workers2,57025,730$17,620 - 35,27018%15%
66Home health aides2,47023,670$16,910 - 31,46049%7%
67Dental assistants2,46036,850$24,310 - 56,22029%9%
68Hosts and hostesses, restaurant, lounge, and coffee shop2,43022,040$15,950 - 31,64010%17%
69First-line supervisors/managers of non-retail sales workers2,43085,230$45,670 - 139,2404%38%
70Insurance claims and policy processing clerks2,39040,930$25,090 - 60,0600%22%
71Team assemblers2,30031,350$19,330 - 45,6800%5%
72Hotel, motel, and resort desk clerks2,27029,370$19,900 - 38,29017%14%
73Food servers, nonrestaurant2,25028,550$17,420 - 43,90016%9%
74Production, planning, and expediting clerks2,24046,210$28,390 - 64,8504%30%
75Claims adjusters, examiners, and investigators2,21057,820$35,070 - 88,4309%47%
76Medical assistants2,19036,820$22,320 - 49,80035%10%
77Order clerks2,19031,540$18,950 - 45,220-23%16%
78Data entry keyers2,18031,010$21,330 - 43,310-4%18%
79Sewing machine operators2,18019,660$15,570 - 26,220-26%5%
80First-line supervisors/managers of mechanics, installers, and repairers2,15069,250$44,220 - 94,9407%13%
81Administrative services managers2,05094,850$48,500 - [?]12%40%
82Bill and account collectors2,01043,520$28,810 - 57,90023%13%
83Brokerage clerks2,00051,490$35,140 - 75,44020%31%
84Loan officers2,00090,170$40,450 - [?]12%49%
85File clerks1,99031,440$20,270 - 44,860-40%20%
86Personal and home care aides1,93022,300$19,140 - 26,66051%10%
87Loan interviewers and clerks1,91043,760$28,860 - 60,5900%24%
88Industrial truck and tractor operators1,90034,480$23,780 - 46,560-1%2%
89First-line supervisors/managers of production and operating workers1,85058,950$31,710 - 93,670-4%15%
90All other information and record clerks1,83041,990$26,870 - 58,040-12%21%
91Cooks, institution and cafeteria1,81033,860$21,950 - 44,63011%5%
92Telemarketers1,81029,890$17,900 - 45,660-9%14%
93Bakers1,73027,060$17,190 - 42,14010%8%
94Cargo and freight agents1,65038,840$25,500 - 55,90017%16%
95Architectural and civil drafters1,63057,700$35,210 - 83,7706%25%
96Purchasing agents, except wholesale, retail, and farm products1,59067,050$41,230 - 96,9500%42%
97Ushers, lobby attendants, and ticket takers1,57019,520$15,240 - 23,79017%18%
98Wholesale and retail buyers, except farm products1,56048,660$30,300 - 70,5200%36%
99Laundry and dry-cleaning workers1,56023,370$16,280 - 32,53010%5%
100Helpers--production workers1,56024,710$17,490 - 33,7400%4%
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Jobs More Common Near San Francisco Than Most Other Cities

* Average job popularity for metro areas = 1.0

TitleMean Local SalaryLocal JobsPop. vs. Avg.*
Mathematical scientists, all other66,84057032.8
Graduate teaching assistants38,6403,46015.3
Biochemists and biophysicists87,92092012.2
Dancers 55010.6
Medical scientists, except epidemiologists91,1803,85010.1
Computer and information scientists, research126,8201,5309.6
Animal trainers38,0602307.9
Biomedical engineers85,4904506.1
Medical appliance technicians49,0501605.8
Museum technicians and conservators43,8702705.5
Hydrologists85,1101605.4
Sewers, hand21,0802105.1
Music directors and composers66,5402005
Landscape architects66,0405504.8
Baggage porters and bellhops26,2101,3904.7
Biological technicians45,5901,8404.6
Foreign language and literature teachers, postsecondary55,7705104.6
Art directors103,6901,0704.6
Statisticians76,4105904.5
Multi-media artists and animators75,9008104.3
Biological scientists, all other66,5205004.3
Media and communication equipment workers, all other56,0304604.2
Natural sciences managers143,5801,1204.2
Directors, religious activities and education42,8202904
Aircraft cargo handling supervisors55,1301004
Tree trimmers and pruners39,8403103.9
Telephone operators28,4902503.9
Zoologists and wildlife biologists56,9302403.8
Brokerage clerks51,4902,0003.7
Postsecondary teachers, all other71,6804,1803.6
Actuaries99,3603403.6
Recreation and fitness studies teachers, postsecondary99,4602203.6
Legal support workers, all other58,1308703.6
Curators64,9601503.6
Massage therapists45,5008103.4
Skin care specialists52,0804503.3
Securities, commodities, and financial services sales agents125,7406,7603.3
Reservation and transportation ticket agents and travel clerks32,4102,8903.3
Musicians and singers 8203.2
Physics teachers, postsecondary106,6501303.2
Computer hardware engineers98,5801,4503.2
Agents and business managers of artists, performers, and athletes70,7701903.2
Set and exhibit designers56,4101303.2
Administrative law judges, adjudicators, and hearing officers118,7901803.1
Real estate brokers147,5305403.1
Cargo and freight agents38,8401,6503.1
Property, real estate, and community association managers57,2003,7703.1
Commercial and industrial designers99,8506203
Physical scientists, all other84,0003303
Microbiologists86,6102603

Work Paying Relatively Well in the San Francisco, California Metro Area (2006 data)

* Average Salary Index for metro areas = 1.0

TitleMean Local SalarySalary Index *Local Jobs
Interpreters and translators87,3702.27320
Real estate brokers147,5302.13540
Appraisers and assessors of real estate98,8201.96430
Assemblers and fabricators, all other48,9101.961,010
Emergency medical technicians and paramedics56,2801.92360
Photographers56,6701.9570
Fitness trainers and aerobics instructors53,2301.882,880
Sociology teachers, postsecondary118,1301.86140
First-line supervisors/managers of fire fighting and prevention workers118,5801.86310
Employment, recruitment, and placement specialists78,9101.811,960
Recreation and fitness studies teachers, postsecondary99,4601.79220
Commercial and industrial designers99,8501.79620
Broadcast technicians55,4901.7300
Skin care specialists52,0801.68450
Vocational education teachers, postsecondary74,6201.64610
Operating engineers and other construction equipment operators65,2901.63540
Graphic designers61,7301.632,550
Electricians71,3701.632,900
Financial analysts110,5001.623,250
Highway maintenance workers53,2901.62110
Legal secretaries55,2101.624,250
Police, fire, and ambulance dispatchers52,0801.61390
Drywall and ceiling tile installers58,9201.6930
Hotel, motel, and resort desk clerks29,3701.62,270
Refuse and recyclable material collectors45,6601.591,130
Loan officers90,1701.592,000
First-line supervisors/managers of police and detectives105,4801.57290
Biological science teachers, postsecondary106,0501.57300
Computer support specialists62,2701.564,610
English language and literature teachers, postsecondary86,3901.55330
Glaziers57,0001.55330
Cooks, institution and cafeteria33,8601.551,810
Personal financial advisors117,3101.542,540
Art, drama, and music teachers, postsecondary84,9401.54860
Art directors103,6901.541,070
Food servers, nonrestaurant28,5501.542,250
Securities, commodities, and financial services sales agents125,7401.536,760
Camera operators, television, video, and motion picture60,5001.53330
Helpers--carpenters36,2301.53220
Nonfarm animal caretakers29,4701.52540
Library assistants, clerical34,3301.52520
Billing and posting clerks and machine operators42,7501.523,000
Nursing aides, orderlies, and attendants33,8901.524,980
Library technicians42,4101.51850
Pharmacy technicians39,5601.511,360
Radiologic technologists and technicians72,0801.51790
Multi-media artists and animators75,9001.51810
Financial managers129,2501.57,540
Clergy62,9601.5390
Bill and account collectors43,5201.52,010

Highest Paying Jobs in San Francisco, California Metro Area (2006 data)

TitleMean Local SalaryLocal Jobs
Internists, general176,790380
Chief executives173,6002,730
Obstetricians and gynecologists170,14050
Family and general practitioners168,580710
Surgeons155,900 
Real estate brokers147,530540
Natural sciences managers143,5801,120
Lawyers139,7609,200
Dentists, general136,580200
Marketing managers136,5103,370
Computer and information systems managers135,8205,000
Engineering managers130,5002,180
Financial managers129,2507,540
Pediatricians, general128,010 
Psychiatrists127,07090
Computer and information scientists, research126,8201,530
Securities, commodities, and financial services sales agents125,7406,760
Human resources managers, all other124,440840
General and operations managers123,50017,930
Sales managers122,3303,780
Administrative law judges, adjudicators, and hearing officers118,790180
First-line supervisors/managers of fire fighting and prevention workers118,580310
Sociology teachers, postsecondary118,130140
Personal financial advisors117,3102,540
Physicians and surgeons, all other116,0801,140
Public relations managers115,840870
Optometrists115,770170
Mathematicians115,750 
Home economics teachers, postsecondary115,18050
Environmental science teachers, postsecondary113,23060
Financial analysts110,5003,250
Managers, all other110,2503,860
Commercial pilots107,220 
Physics teachers, postsecondary106,650130
Biological science teachers, postsecondary106,050300
Pharmacists105,9401,630
Medical and health services managers105,5801,240
First-line supervisors/managers of police and detectives105,480290
Training and development managers103,950270
Art directors103,6901,070
Construction managers103,5201,360
Education administrators, elementary and secondary school103,420870
Industrial production managers102,610690
Veterinarians102,470190
Computer software engineers, systems software101,1805,240
Financial examiners99,880480
Commercial and industrial designers99,850620
Recreation and fitness studies teachers, postsecondary99,460220
Computer software engineers, applications99,45011,440
Actuaries99,360340

Large Companies Headquartered in San Francisco

CompanyRevenue 2005 (billions)
McKesson80.5
Wells Fargo40.4
Gap16
PG&E Corp.11.7
Charles Schwab5.2
Levi Strauss4.1
URS3.9
Williams-Sonoma3.5
Del Monte Foods3.2
Building Materials Holding2.9
ABM Industries2.6

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