Below is the list of companies scoring a perfect 100 percent on the Human Rights Campaign's 2006 Corporate Equality Index, with policies beneficial toward homosexuals:

1. Adobe Systems

2. Aetna

3. Agere Systems

4. Agilent Technologies

5. Allianz Life Insurance

6. Alston & Bird

7. American Express

8. AMR Corp. (American Airlines)

9. Anheuser-Busch

10. Apple Computer

11. Arnold & Porter

12. AT&T

13. Avaya

14. Bain & Company

15. Bank of America

16. Bausch & Lomb

17. Bell South

18. Best Buy

19. Boeing

20. BP America

21. Bright Horizons Family Solutions

22. Bristol-Myers Squibb

23. California State Automobile Association

24. Capital One Financial

25. Cargill

26. Carlson Companies

27. Charles Schwab

28. Chevron

29. ChoicePoint

30. Chubb

31. CIGNA

32. Cisco Systems

33. Citigroup

34. Clear Channel Communications

35. Clorox

36. CMP Media

37. CNA Insurance

38. Coca-Cola Company

39. Consolidated Edison

40. Coors Brewing

41. Corning

42. Credit Suisse First Boston

43. Cummins

44. Daimler Chrysler

45. Dell

46. Deloitte & Touche USA

47. Deutsche Bank

48. Dorsey & Whitney

49. Dow Chemical

50. DuPont

51. Eastman Kodak

52. Eli Lilly & Co.

53. Ernst & Young

54. Estee Lauder Companies

55. Faegre & Benson

56. Fannie Mae

57. Ford Motor Co.

58. Freescale Semiconductor

59. Gap Inc.

60. General Mills

61. General Motors

62. GlaxoSmithKline

63. Global Hyatt

64. Goldman Sachs Group

65. Google

66. Harvard Pilgrim Health Care

67. Heller Ehrman

68. Hewitt Associates

69. Hewlett-Packard

70. Honeywell International

71. Hospira

72. ING North America Insurance

73. Intel

74. IBM

75. Intuit

76. J.P. Morgan Chase & Co.

77. Jenner & Block

78. Johnson & Johnson

79. Kaiser Permanente

80. Keyspan

81. Kimpton Hotel & Restaurant Group

82. KPMG

83. Kraft Foods

84. Lehman Brothers Holdings

85. Levi Strauss & Co.

86. Lexmark International

87. Liz Claiborne

88. Lucent Technologies

89. McDermott Will & Emery

90. McKinsey & Co.

91. Mellon Financial

92. Merck & Co.

93. Merrill Lynch

94. MetLife

95. Microsoft

96. Mitchell Gold and Bob Williams

97. Morgan Stanley

98. Morrison & Foerster

99. Motorola

100. Nationwide

101. NCR Corp.

102. New York Times Co.

103. Nike

104. Nixon Peabody

105. Nordstrom

106. Northrop Grumman

107. Orrick Herrington & Sutcliffe

108. Owens Corning

109. Pepsico

110. Pfizer

111. PG&E

112. Pillsbury Winthrop Shaw Pittman

113. Powell Goldstein

114. PriceWaterhouseCoopers

115. Prudential Financial

116. Raytheon

117. Replacements

118. SC Johnson & Son

119. Schering-Plough

120. Sears Holdings Corporation

121. Sempra Energy

122. Sprint Nextel

123. Starcom MediaVest

124. Starwood Hotels & Resorts Worldwide

125. State Street

126. Sun Microsystems

127. SunTrust Banks

128. Tech Data Corp.

129. The Olivia Companies

130. US Airways

131. Viacom

132. Visa International

133. Volkswagen of America

134. Wachovia

135. Walgreens

136. Wells Fargo

137. Whirlpool

138. Xerox

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