Posted on 15 November 2010. Tags: Brands, Coca Cola, Companies, IBM, Microsoft, Top Ten
There are a lot of companies out there worth a lot of money, but these produce the biggest, most valuable brands on the planet. Interbrand consulting uses a method of measuring the value of a company that takes into account both profitability, as well as the potential for growth. Ask yourself how many times a year does some of the money in your pocket go towards the ten companies below. Following each brand is it’s estimated value in U.S. dollars at the end of 2009.
- 1. Coca-Cola – 68.7 billion
- 2. IBM – 60.2 billion
- 3. Microsoft – 56.6 billion
- 4. General Electric – 47.7 billion
- 5. Nokia – 34.8 billion
- 6. McDonald’s – 32.2 billion
- 7. Google – 31.9 billion
- 8. Toyota – 31.3 billion
- 9. Intel 30.6 billion
- 10. Disney – 28 billion
Posted in Home Page, Past Top Tens
Posted on 03 May 2010. Tags: Apple, Microsoft, Sony, Technology
Do you ever feel like you just cant keep up to the latest release of new must have technology? It seems every other month companies like SONY, APPLE, or MICROSOFT launch yet another product and then spend millions convincing everyone we can’t live without. Eventually we all cave and buy at least one new device every year, even though we rarely actually need it. Worse still, soon after we spend more money than we originally intended and come home with our latest technological gadget, we often find ourselves ready to throw against a wall because, at least initially, we can’t figure out how it works. If you ever feel like its all just a bunch of bullshit sometimes, watch this and you’ll see you’re not the only one.
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There are a lot of companies out there worth a lot of money, but these produce the biggest, most valuable brands on the planet. Interbrand consulting uses a method of measuring the value of a company that takes into account both profitability, as well as the potential for growth. Ask yourself how many times a year does some of the money in your pocket go towards the ten companies below. Following each brand is it’s estimated value in U.S. dollars at the end of 2009. 
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