Northeast Ohio companies on the 2024 Fortune 500

State of play: Progressive is Northeast Ohio's largest company, ranked 62nd overall, jumping up 26 spots from last year.

Zoom in: Two other companies in the top 200, Sherwin-Williams (176) and Cleveland-Cliffs (185) are making lasting commitments to downtown Cleveland.

• The new Sherwin-Williams corporate headquarters on Public Square is expected to open in 2025 and will be the city's fourth-tallest skyscraper.
• Steel manufacturer Cleveland-Cliffs recently extended its lease at 200 Public Square by 10 years, with plans to renovate more than 100,000 square feet of office space.
• The company could rise substantially in next year's rankings if it acquires U.S. Steel.

By the numbers: Other Northeast Ohio companies making the list were Goodyear (204); Parker-Hannifin (216); FirstEnergy (331); KeyCorp (386); J.M. Smucker (446); Avery Dennison (450); RPM International (492).

Zoom out: Ohio had 27 companies in total among the Fortune 500.

• Dublin's Cardinal Health ranked highest (14), with 2023 revenue totaling $205 billion.

Go deeper: Northeast Ohio's highest-paid CEOs.