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At the Wachovia Center, Broad Street Atrium, Comcast workers get ready for "SportsNite." The cable giant is still striving to dominate the nation’s Internet and telephone service.
John Costello / Inquirer
At the Wachovia Center, Broad Street Atrium, Comcast workers get ready for "SportsNite." The cable giant is still striving to dominate the nation’s Internet and telephone service.
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Market cap and total return leaders

The region’s powerhouses and big producers are sparkling with projects for the future. Most of the companies’ stock-and-dividend returns were down.


 

LINCOLN NATIONAL CORP.

150 N. Radnor-Chester Rd., Radnor

Phone 484-583-1400

www.lfg.com

Founded 1904

President/CEO: Dennis R. Glass

NYSE: LNC

Market cap: $14.09 billion *

Stock-div return one year: down 21.4 percent **

Lincoln National does a variety of insurance and investment-management businesses. It offers annuities, broker-dealer services, term and universal life, employer-sponsored fixed and variable annuities, and mutual-fund-based programs through brokers, banks and individual planners. Its investment products and services include mutual funds for retail investors, and corporate and public retirement plans.

The Chatter: For a nonnative Philadelphia company (it came from Indiana), Lincoln National became one of the city's biggest boosters after buying naming rights to the Eagles stadium. Then, in true Philly style, it moved to the suburbs.


 

CAMPBELL SOUP CO.

Campbell Place, Camden

856-342-4800

www.campbellsoups.com

Founded 1869

President/CEO: Douglas R. Conant

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