Best Global Brands 2013
Top 100
The world’s most extensive longitudinal study on the role that brands play in driving revenue and creating market value.
100 results found
100 results found
01
Apple
+28.4%
$ 98.3 B
02
Google
+33.8%
$ 93.3 B
03
Coca-Cola
+1.8%
$ 79.2 B
04
IBM
+4.3%
$ 78.8 B
05
Microsoft
+2.9%
$ 59.5 B
06
GE
+7.5%
$ 46.9 B
07
McDonald's
+4.8%
$ 42.0 B
08
Samsung
+20.4%
$ 39.6 B
09
Intel
-5.4%
$ 37.3 B
10
Toyota
+16.7%
$ 35.3 B
11
Mercedes-Benz
+6.0%
$ 31.9 B
12
BMW
+9.6%
$ 31.8 B
13
Cisco
+6.8%
$ 29.1 B
14
Disney
+2.6%
$ 28.1 B
15
HP
-0.9%
$ 25.8 B
16
Gillette
+0.8%
$ 25.1 B
17
Louis Vuitton
+5.6%
$ 24.9 B
18
Oracle
+8.9%
$ 24.1 B
19
Amazon
+26.8%
$ 23.6 B
20
Honda
+7.0%
$ 18.5 B
21
H&M
+9.6%
$ 18.2 B
22
Pepsi
+7.8%
$ 17.9 B
23
American Express
+12.4%
$ 17.6 B
24
Nike
+13.0%
$ 17.1 B
25
SAP
+6.6%
$ 16.7 B
26
NEW
IKEA
NEW
$ 13.8 B
27
UPS
+5.2%
$ 13.8 B
28
eBay
+20.2%
$ 13.2 B
29
Pampers
+15.4%
$ 13.0 B
30
Kellogg's
+7.6%
$ 13.0 B
31
Budweiser
+6.3%
$ 12.6 B
32
NEW
HSBC
NEW
$ 12.2 B
33
J.P. Morgan
-0.1%
$ 11.5 B
34
Volkswagen
+20.2%
$ 11.1 B
35
Canon
-8.6%
$ 11.0 B
36
Zara
+14.0%
$ 10.8 B
37
Nescafé
-3.9%
$ 10.7 B
38
Gucci
+7.5%
$ 10.2 B
39
L'Oréal Paris
+11.9%
$ 9.9 B
40
Philips
+8.2%
$ 9.8 B
41
Accenture
+8.3%
$ 9.5 B
42
Ford
+15.4%
$ 9.2 B
43
Hyundai
+20.5%
$ 9.0 B
44
Goldman Sachs
+12.3%
$ 8.5 B
45
Siemens
+12.9%
$ 8.5 B
46
Sony
-7.7%
$ 8.4 B
47
Thomson Reuters
-4.0%
$ 8.1 B
48
Citi
+5.3%
$ 8.0 B
49
Danone
+6.3%
$ 8.0 B
50
Colgate
+2.5%
$ 7.8 B
51
Audi
+7.9%
$ 7.8 B
52
Facebook
+42.6%
$ 7.7 B
53
Heinz
-1.0%
$ 7.6 B
54
Hermès
+23.2%
$ 7.6 B
55
adidas
+12.5%
$ 7.5 B
56
Nestlé
+8.8%
$ 7.5 B
57
Nokia
-64.6%
$ 7.4 B
58
Caterpillar
+13.0%
$ 7.1 B
59
AXA
+5.2%
$ 7.1 B
60
Cartier
+25.5%
$ 6.9 B
61
Dell
-9.8%
$ 6.8 B
62
Xerox
+1.0%
$ 6.8 B
63
Allianz
+8.5%
$ 6.7 B
64
Porsche
+25.7%
$ 6.5 B
65
Nissan
+24.8%
$ 6.2 B
66
KFC
+3.3%
$ 6.2 B
67
Nintendo
-14.1%
$ 6.1 B
68
Panasonic
+1.0%
$ 5.8 B
69
Sprite
+1.8%
$ 5.8 B
70
NEW
Discovery
NEW
$ 5.8 B
71
Morgan Stanley
-20.7%
$ 5.7 B
72
Prada
+30.4%
$ 5.6 B
73
Shell
+15.6%
$ 5.5 B
74
Visa
+10.5%
$ 5.5 B
75
Tiffany & Co.
+5.4%
$ 5.4 B
76
3M
+16.3%
$ 5.4 B
77
Burberry
+19.5%
$ 5.2 B
78
MTV
-11.8%
$ 5.0 B
79
Adobe
+7.5%
$ 4.9 B
80
John Deere
+15.3%
$ 4.9 B
81
Johnson & Johnson
+9.1%
$ 4.8 B
82
Johnnie Walker
+10.3%
$ 4.7 B
83
Kia
+15.1%
$ 4.7 B
84
Santander
-2.3%
$ 4.7 B
85
NEW
Duracell
NEW
$ 4.6 B
86
Jack Daniel's
+6.7%
$ 4.6 B
87
Avon
-10.5%
$ 4.6 B
88
Ralph Lauren
+13.5%
$ 4.6 B
89
NEW
Chevrolet
NEW
$ 4.6 B
90
Kleenex
+1.6%
$ 4.4 B
91
Starbucks
+8.3%
$ 4.4 B
92
Heineken
+10.0%
$ 4.3 B
93
Corona
+5.3%
$ 4.3 B
94
Pizza Hut
+1.8%
$ 4.3 B
95
Smirnoff
+5.2%
$ 4.3 B
96
Harley-Davidson
+9.7%
$ 4.2 B
97
MasterCard
+8.0%
$ 4.2 B
98
Ferrari
+6.4%
$ 4.0 B
99
Moët & Chandon
+3.1%
$ 3.9 B
100
Gap
+5.1%
$ 3.9 B
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