These companies provide diversified support services for businesses.

These companies sell diversified consumer goods at retail locations.

These companies run educational institutions, like universities.

These companies perform outsourced human resource functions for other companies. These functions include payroll and internal employee relations.

These companies provide diversified financial services, including asset management and investment banking services.

These companies develop diversified cloud-based enterprise software.

These companies provide employer-subsidized and government-subsidized health insurance plans and sell them through insurance brokers. In the United States, government-subsidized health insurance products include Medicare Advantage and Medicare Supplement.

These companies research, develop, and manufacture patented drugs.

These companies refine oil primarily to produce gasoline for automobiles, which is through gas stations to consumers.

These companies lease hotels to their subsidiaries, which then hire third-party managers, like those affiliated with hotel brands, to run the hotel.

These companies create advertisements on behalf of diversified customers.

These companies ship to and from diversified industries using mostly trucks.

These companies manufacture diversified equipment for consumers, such as sporting equipment, outdoor equipment, consumer appliances, personal safety equipment, and medical supplies, and sell them through retail stores that they do not operate.