1 Coca-Cola
It completed a global packaging refresh this year, including a new Chinese-language label in China for the first time in 24 years, signaling its adaptability to the world's biggest future beverage market. It has maintained its "ever-present" creativity in the face of a host of rivals. In Business Week's "2003 World's 1000 Most Valuable Brands" contest, it once again topped the list with a brand value of $70.45 billion. According to a survey, people all over the world can recognize the Coca-Cola label at a glance.
2 McDonald's
When the bus stop light box advertising the mysterious "I'm lovint" seal opened, McDonald's overnight in the world from the children's playground to the young fashion base of the big metamorphosis. The phrase has also become the new generation of global fast food language. In Tokyo, Japan, McDonald's also launched a new business model "McDonald's Dining" (McDonald Dining), the price can also rise in value? The secret lies in creativity
3 Nokia Nokia
On the face of it, almost every new model launched by the biggest cellphone maker is a rehash of the previous model, but that doesn't mean Nokia is conservative, and in fact it's been leading the way in cell phones with its "human-centered approach to technology". It developed the video game phone N-Gages, which has sold 400,000 units this year. Now it's leading the WCKMA-standard 3G camp, launching an assault on Qualcomm's CKMA2000-standard camp. It's hard to tell if it's going to win or lose. The Finnish giant looks like it's got it all figured out
4 Pepsi
It can almost be called the "youth economy," with its steady stream of pop stars (some of whom, if you're not up to date on recent fashions, you might even find you can't pronounce them by name) gracing its blue cans. Pepsi has always believed in "NEXT," which fits in with the ever-present mentality of the world, and that's why some people believe it will one day catch up with Coca-Cola, at least in terms of creativity. Reprinted from the Steep Riverside neighborhood
5 Apple Apple
The iTunes Music Store, which successfully bridges the gap between free music-file-swapping software and pay-per-view subscription services, has just been voted TIME's Coolest Invention of 2003. Apple's year was richer than ever; Panther, the world's most advanced graphical operating system, the 40 gigabyte iPod player, and the G5, the most powerful processor in history, all in their own right. Perhaps that's what makes Apple so different from other companies.
2003 was not a good year for Sony. Net profit was down 25pc on last year. At the same time, it laid off another 13 percent of its workforce, totaling 20,000 people. But "the strongest consumer entertainment brand" remains Sony's goal. The fight for the entertainment market is relentless, and the fact that the PS2 could go on sale in China before the end of the year will be a shot in the arm for Sony. And with the merger of Sony Records and BMG Records, SONY BMG has thus become the world's second largest record label Retrieved from Steep River Shore Community
7 Microsoft Microsoft
Since its founding in 1975, Microsoft Corp. has been a leader in technological change and a worldwide leader in the software industry. Global leadership in reducing the cost of technology innovation and in supporting industry and community development. From the Steep River Shore Community
8 IBM
IBM has always led the development of the information industry with cutting-edge technology, outstanding management and unique products, to ensure that the world's users in almost all industries on the full range of information processing needs. 1914 was founded in the United States, is the world's largest multinational corporation of the information industry. It is the world's largest multinational company in the information industry. It was founded in 1914 in the United States, and is the largest multinational company in the information industry in the world. In addition to its reputation for high-quality, high-performance luxury cars, Benz is also the world's most famous manufacturer of buses and heavy-duty trucks. Retrieved from Steep River Bank Community
10 BMW BMW
The world's most successful and efficient producer of automobiles and motorcycles.In 2002, the company succeeded in selling more than one million cars under the BMW and MINI brands, surpassing the sales record of one million for the first time, and in the motorcycle business, sales of more than 92,000 cars reached a new high in terms of sales. Worldwide, the BMW Group employs more than 100,000 people. From the Steep River Bank Community
11 Adidas
Behind the scenes at this summer's hottest soccer transfers, Bey joined the world's most aristocratic team and made him wear the same No. 23 as Jordan the Xi man, with the aim of targeting rival NIKE. outside of the sport, the classic and very In addition to sports, the classic "three bars" became the most "ORIGINAL" fashion element during the year. From the steep river bank community
12 Nike Nike
has been focusing on the application of high-tech technology in sports products, in the field of soccer is not good all the way forward, in the electronic products and youth street culture psychological appeal has almost innate sense of touch, despite the Flying Jordan has gone, Nike this year is still excellent to present its consistent creative spirit, as the shadow of the shadow. Reprinted from Steep River Bank Community
13 KFC KFC
KFC is the world's largest fried chicken fast food chain, with more than 11,000 restaurants around the world. Restaurants can be found in more than 80 countries, from the Great Wall of China to the bustling downtown area of Paris, the picturesque city center of Sofia, and sunny Puerto Rico, where you can find fast food restaurants with the KFC logo. More than 10 million customers around the world enjoy the original KFC chicken, pioneered by Colonel Sanders nearly half a century ago, in KFC restaurants every day. Reprinted from the Steep Riverside Community
14 TOYOTA
With the basic guideline of "Creating an affluent society through automobiles," Toyota is committed to its beliefs at the time of the first domestically produced car in the world. TOYOTA always adheres to the global standard of quality and produces competitive automobiles in terms of both performance and price. TOYOTA has become one of the leading automobile manufacturers in Japan and the world. From the Steep River Bank Community
15 Intel Intel
The world's largest semiconductor chip manufacturer, founded in 1968. Beginning with the design and manufacture of complex semiconductor chips, with a history of more than 30 years of product innovation and market leadership.In 1971, Intel introduced the world's first microprocessor. This move not only changed the future of the company, but had a profound impact on the industry as a whole. The computer and Internet revolution brought about by the microprocessor changed the world. Reprinted from the Steep River Bank Community
16 Disney Disney
It all started with a mouse" It's a leader in the entertainment economy, and it's been making mad money for men, women and children around the world, with Tokyo's theme parks continuing to explode. The new park in Hong Kong, backed by the Chinese market, has officially begun construction, demonstrating its vision. The annual production "Finding Nemo" showed new areas of new thinking showing that it is still the leader in animated films. Reprinted from Steep River Bank Community
17 Morganstanley Morganstanley
Morgan Stanley has a strong reputation in the global financial community. It provides specialized quality services in finance and market execution. With 58,000 employees in 28 countries around the world, Morgan has built an efficient financial network and works hard to achieve its clients' financial goals with Morgan's philosophy and strong capital from the Steep Riverbank Community
18 VW Volkswagen
"Volkswagen" was founded on September 16, 1937, and became Volkswagen on September 16, 1937, and became Volkswagen on September 16, 1937, and was renamed Volkswagen in September of the same year. Volkswagen was founded on September 16, 1937, and changed to Volkswagen AG in September of the same year. on August 15, 1939, the first Beetle cars were produced. Volkswagen is the largest and youngest automobile manufacturer in Germany. From the Steep River Bank Community
19 Ford
One of the world's largest automobile companies, Ford Motor Company was founded in 1903. Ford Motor Company is committed to being the world's leading consumer-oriented company. The automobile brands owned by Ford Motor Company are Ford (Ford), Lincoln (Lincoln), Mercury (Mercury), Aston? Martin, Jaguar, Mazda, Volvo and LandRover. These brands have tremendous value. Reprinted from Steep River Bank Community
20 Honda Honda
Founded in 1946, Honda is the world's largest motorcycle manufacturer and ranks among the world's top 10 automakers in terms of vehicle production and size. The company is headquartered in Tokyo and employs around 30,000 people. Now, Honda is a multinational automobile, motorcycle production and sales group. Its products include not only automobiles and motorcycles, but also generators and agricultural machinery. Retrieved from Steep River Bank Community
21 GE General Electric
General Electric Company (GE) is the world's largest diversified service company, providing world-class products, as well as a provider of high-tech industrial and consumer products. From aircraft engines and power generation equipment to financial services, from medical imaging and television programs to plastics, GE is committed to creating a better life through its many technologies and services. Reprinted from the Steep River Bank Community
22 Marlboro Marlboro
Watchful eyes are the secret to Marlboro's success. Marlboro cigarettes, manufactured by the Philip Morris Company, have been the nation's top-selling cigarettes for 14 consecutive years. Marlboro cigarettes trademark has become the most expensive brand. It became the number one cigarette company in the United States, where it captured about half of the tobacco market. Reprinted from the Steep River Bank Community
23 Harvard Harvard University
Harvard University was founded in 1636, and its Graduate School of Arts and Sciences was organized in 1872, one of the nation's oldest universities, which has produced six U.S. presidents, 29 Nobel Prize winners, and 27 Pulitzer Prize winners. Whether from the school's reputation, equipment, professor lineup, or the quality of students, Harvard University is considered world-class. Specifically, it has nearly $1.5 billion in assets, receives the most sponsorships, has the largest library in the world, and first-rate scholars and professors. Harvard's premier ranking as the best university in the United States has earned it a world-recognized academic reputation and a lofty international reputation. Reprinted from the Steep River Bank Community
24 Samsung Samsung Electronics
As an Olympic TOP sponsor, Samsung has maintained an international leading industrial design for digital products, missing is an important means for it to continue to be at the forefront of international brands. It won five consecutive awards in the 2002 American Work Design Awards, becoming a big winner. During the year, it continued to flaunt; X10, a business notebook based on the low-power Centrino platform with an ultra-thin DVD read/write optical drive; and 3G network video cell phone. Reprinted from Steep River Bank Community
25 IKEA IKEA
As an international home furnishing giant chain, IKEA's control over creative living spaces is becoming more and more far-reaching. The Far East has opened its largest flagship store in Asia in Shanghai. It is trying to bring the majority of people together, not in the pursuit of high quality, high quality, but in the pursuit of making Scandinavian-style simple design home furnishings accessible to the majority of people. From the Steep River Bank Community
26 Dream Works
The innovative studio, founded less than a decade ago by the Hollywood triumvirate led by Spielberg, has been recognized as the "21st-century digital manufacturing plant" outside of the Hollywood Big Seven, thanks to its creativity and technological frontrunners. "The company was founded less than a decade ago by Hollywood's seven major studios. Their partnership with high-tech company Hewlett-Packard over the years has demonstrated their ability to capitalize on innovative technological resources from the Steamboat Riverside community
27 Avon
An international beauty giant that consistently sets the world's newest trends, one of the nation's 500 most powerful corporations, and a company that is all about women. Avon believes that the progress and success of women is the progress and success of Avon. Avon has developed into one of the world's largest beauty and cosmetics companies, direct investment in 53 countries and regions, with 43,000 employees, through more than 3.5 million sales representatives to 143 countries and regions to provide women with more than 20,000 kinds of products. Avon has a strong strength and excellent brand image, become into the world attention of the beauty and cosmetics brand. Transferred from the steep river bank community
28 Yahoo! Its network provides a diverse range of online services to more than 180 million users worldwide each month. Yahoo is the world's first Web site to provide Internet navigation services, and is one of the most familiar and valuable Internet brands, leading the way in terms of page views, online advertising, and reach to home and business users. From the Steep River Bank Community
29 MIT Massachusetts Institute of Technology
(MIT) was founded in 1861 and is located in the town of Cambridge, Massachusetts, not far from the prestigious Harvard University, and is equally distinguished. It is the world's best polytechnic university, which is almost universally **** known. MIT unapologetically describes itself as a "science and technology school". All of the science programs here are outstanding and firmly at the forefront of technology at universities around the world. Electrical engineering and computer science are recognized as number one in the world by the Steamboat Riverside community
30 Philips
Royal Philips Electronics is one of the world's largest electronics companies, and tops the list in Europe. It is a world leader in color TVs, lighting, electric shavers, medical diagnostic imaging and patient monitors, and single-chip TV products. Philips employs 166,500 people in more than 60 countries and is active in the fields of lighting, consumer electronics, home appliances, semiconductors and medical systems. Philips is listed on the New York Stock Exchange (PHG), London, Frankfurt, Amsterdam and other stock exchanges. Reprinted from Steep River Bank Community
31 Carlsberg Carlsberg
In 2003, Carlsberg, "probably the best beer in the world," had a major change of heart when members of the Anheuser and Busch families ended their day-to-day monitoring and management of the company in favor of outsiders. The company is now run by outsiders. What remains unchanged is the continuation of its sponsorships in soccer and music, with Carlsberg always making a well-timed appearance during the opening credits or intermission of exciting English Premier League matches. From the Steeple Bank Community
32 Shell
Royal Dutch Shell Group (Shell) was formed in 1907 by the merger of Royal Dutch Petroleum and the British Transport and Trading Company. Shell is the world's leading international oil and gas group by many standards. With operations in more than 130 countries and around 100,000 employees, Shell is one of the world's largest energy companies. The Shell Group is the world's largest multinational investor and its brands are among the best known in the world. Retrieved from Steep River Bank Community
33 Boeing Boeing
Boeing is the world's largest aerospace company, and its history maps out a history of world aerospace development. Not only is Boeing the world's largest manufacturer of satellites and civil aircraft, but it is also a global market leader in defense, human space flight and launch vehicles. From the Steep River Bank Community
34 Rolex
"Rolex" was formerly known as the "W&D" company. By the German Hans Wiesdorf and the Englishman Davis in 1905 in Renton partnership. 1908, Wiesdorf in Switzerland, La Chaux-de-Fonds registered "Rolex" trademark, "W& D" thus changed to "Rolex". After nearly a century of efforts, the Rolex company headquartered in Geneva has 19 branches and 24 large-scale service centers in the world's major metropolitan areas. The company produces about 450,000 watches annually. It has become one of the famous brand watches with a large market share. From the Steep River Bank Community
35 Nescafe
Founded in 1867, Nescafe is headquartered in Vevey, Switzerland. Nescafe is the world's number one food company in terms of sales and popularity. Nestle*** has more than 200 subsidiaries and nearly 468 factories in more than 80 countries around the world, with about 230,000 employees and an annual turnover of more than 50.4 billion dollars. Nestlé products have always been the leading brand in the international arena, from the familiar Nestlé infant nutrition, Nescafe, lemon tea, to mineral water series and pet food, are in the global sales of the leading. Retrieved from Steep Riverbank Community
36 Oxford Oxford University
The oldest university in the English-speaking world. Oxford*** has 35 colleges and 6 associate colleges. Oxford's research strength is strong, with 83 Fellows of the Royal Society and 125 Fellows of the British Academy among its faculty alone. It ranks among the top in the UK and the world in the fields of mathematics, computer science, physics, biology and medicine. The University of Oxford has an extremely important position in the history of British higher education and social development. Retrieved from Steep River Bank Community
37 Panasonic Matsushita Electric Corporation
The mission of Matsushita Electric Corporation is to seek the improvement and enhancement of social life and to contribute to the development of the world's culture through its production and sales activities. Panasonic has become a world-class manufacturer of home appliances with its superior product quality and management Retrieved from Steep River Bank Community
38 Google Gugo
Sometimes a glimpse of their creativity can simply be shown in the wonderfully executed doodles they make of their own brand logos. As the number one search engine on the world wide web, "Gugo" has been recognized as a new cultural icon on the web. They've also been working on creative and direct assistance services for operating search services, such as new software that allows users to search without a browser from the Steep River Bank community
39 L'oreal
One of the Fortune 500 companies, L'oreal was founded in 1907. After nearly a century of hard work, L'Oreal has jumped from a small family business to a world leader in the cosmetics industry. With a presence in more than 150 countries and regions, 283 subsidiaries and more than 100 agents worldwide, the L'Oréal Group also has 50,491 employees, 42 factories and more than 500 premium brands around the globe Retrieved from Steep Riverside Communities
40 Starbucks Starbucks
Starbucks is indeed one of the darlings of the market economy! . The company has built a chain of 5,689 stores in in 28 countries*** around the world. Since it went public 10 years ago, sales have increased at an average rate of 20% per year, and profits have grown at an average rate of 30% per year, reaching $181.2 million last year. And its growth trend continues. From the Steep River Shore community
41 Ebay
A kind of "ebay" life and culture has flourished over the years, with countless ebayers gathering to scavenge for treasures in the giant virtual flea market. Turning auctions into the virtual world of today's hottest form of e-commerce, the company's total revenues and profit margins have ballooned dramatically for ebay, whose success is based on a great idea. No wonder it has the slogan "We want to be one of the biggest companies of our time". Transferred from the steep river bank community
42 Wrigley Wrigley
Wrigley Jr. Company is the international candy industry and the world's largest chewing gum producer, is the world's chewing gum kingdom with a history of 112 years. Wrigley Jr. Company has 15 factories around the world and produces well-known brands including Green Wrigley, Yellow Wrigley, White Wrigley, and Yield. Wrigley's products are sold in more than 150 countries around the world. Its "Yellow Arrow" and "White Arrow" brands have a history of more than 110 years. Wrigley company has long been committed to make "Wrigley into life every day", its products have a fairly high product awareness and brand reputation. From the Steep Riverside Community
43 Oracle
Oracle has always been committed to helping its customers manage critical information. The goal is to ensure that customers spend less money on their systems while getting the most up-to-date and accurate information from them. Oracle's philosophy: Simplicity: Spend less and do more with Oracle Integrated Business Systems; Globalization: Expand your business around the world; Automation: Automate to reduce complexity and errors; Standardization: Prepare for the future with open standards. Retrieved from Steep River Bank Community
44 Cambridge Cambridge University
Founded in 1209. The total **** of Cambridge University has produced seventy-eight Nobel Prize winners. Cambridge has thirty-one colleges, consisting of three women's colleges, two specialized graduate schools, each with a different historical background and different internal admissions steps, and each resembling a miniature university in a way. The University of Cambridge has a long history and is known throughout the world for its excellence in research in the sciences. Reprinted from Steep River Bank Community
45 CitiBank Citi
Since Citigroup's founding in 1998, it has maintained an average annual return of 26% relative to its peers, and it has been a leader in the stock market, which has been linked to the charisma of CEO Will, who announced his imminent departure after 2003, to such an extent that there is a reputation in the investment community for the "Will's Fundamentals". Citi has had a lucrative year with growth of 10% or more. It's no wonder it's the No. 1 most profitable company on Business Week's list of the top 1,000 companies. Reprinted from the Steep River Bank Community
46 Gillette
In the more than 100 years since its founding, Gillette has earned and strengthened its position as a leader by applying long-term, globally-focused strategic thinking to manage its operating businesses. Gillette and the Gillette Company have become globally recognized brands. Gillette's success is due to its continuous innovation, which has ensured the company's enduring competitiveness as a leader in the consumer goods market. Reprinted from Steep River Bank Community
47 Budweiser
The world's largest beer maker launched a very creative TV commercial this year. A colony of ants goes so far as to snatch up a homeowner's Budweiser by snuffing out the TV wires, luring the owner out of the house to check on him, and then working together to close the door behind them and enjoy the beer in the house. In many cases, Budweiser has become the most mainstream beer of choice. Its richly Americanized label spread across the planet along with the idea of Americana. Reprinted from Steep River Bank Community
48 NINTENDO Nintendo
It's red-and-white console was once a myth of the creative economy. As a world-renowned manufacturer of gaming content and devices, Nintendo has always had its own set of strategies. They have already completed the full production of their home game console "GAMECUBE" in China, aiming to cut costs by drastically shifting production. However, there is still no reduction in creativity, and they have been leading the U.S. market in the development of game software. From the Steep River Bank Community
49 Louis Vuitton
Creative director Marc Jacobs' 2003 performance was enough to keep the soon-to-be 150-year-old brand very happy. The collaboration with Takashi Murakami is both kawaii and responsive to the huge consumer base in the East; Jennifer Lopez, "an accomplished, influential and sexy woman," has made a clear statement. Jennifer Lopez as an "accomplished, influential and sexy woman" has clearly stated that LV leather goods have not only stayed in the travel level, but directly into the mainstream fashion products. From the Steep River Bank Community
50 Pizzahut Pizza Hut
Pizza Hut, with its "red roof" as a distinguishing mark on the exterior of its restaurants, is now the world's largest chain of specialty pizza restaurants. With more than 12,300 locations in more than 90 countries around the world, Pizza Hut employs nearly 250,000 people, serves more than 40 million customers and bakes more than 17 million pizzas every day. Pizza Hut has quickly become the world's number one pizza restaurant chain in terms of turnover and number of restaurants. Pizza Hut, Inc. is part of Yum! Global Restaurants, the world's largest restaurant group. Yum! Global Restaurants currently operates more than 32,500 restaurants in more than 100 countries and is the global leader in multi-branded food service collections. Reprinted from the Steep Riverside community
51 HP Hewlett-Packard
A record $400 million global branding campaign, "Anything is Possible," has made the combined Compaq company's charisma in the IT manufacturing world soar. CEO Carrie is trying to add the spirit of "innovation" to the "HP Way" as it battles Sony, which has always been an innovative thinker and scientist, in the field of digital products. From the Steamboat Community
52 MTV
After successfully establishing itself as the world's most famous music purveyor, MTV continued its awards program this year. It brought in Beckham and the Spice Girls, and MTV is no longer worried about having celebrities to promote its brand and create buzz for it. This year, it officially launched in China's Guangdong province, predictably the first step in an unprecedented increase in its "MTV generation"
53 Beck's Beck's Beck's Beck's Beck's Beck's continues to play a dominant role in Europe's pubs, despite a change in ownership to a Belgian. owner changed to a Belgian. Beck's entry into the U.S. market is often cited in textbooks as a classic example of advertising creativity: You've had America's favorite German beer, now try Germany's favorite German beer. The design of the packaging is still calm and smooth, showing a green freshness. 1.7 billion marks of annual revenue, can still make it look competitive. From the Steep River Bank Community
54 MUJI MUJI
The MUJI store in Harajuku is called MUJI, and its dressing rooms are also MUJI, as you'll find out; one of the MUJIs is the "foot ban," so don't go in barefoot; the other is the fitting room, where you can try on clothes with your bare feet, and the other one is a dresser. One of the things you'll find is that "no printing" is "forbidden by the feet of the soil", so don't go in with bare feet. Attention to detail and pay attention to the taste of life, so that "the spirit is more important than everything else", low-key and unmarked in your mind to sell a concept of life and lifestyle, these are the most important products of MUJI. Reprinted from the Steep River Bank Community
55 The Sun The Sun
It's probably the most eye-catching newspaper in the world. Aside from its reserved program of soccer babes, which is widely borrowed from media outlets everywhere, it is one of those offbeat papers that will always interpret everything with a sexual connotation. Reprinted from the Steep Riverside community
56 Polaroid Polaroid
Is it guilty of worrying in this digital age? After the bankruptcy crisis of two years ago has passed peacefully, it flaunts a different kind of fashion style. In addition to traditional models, it also has: transplanted the spirit of the big head sticker "I-ZONE pocket camera"; suitable for the younger generation of the MP3 - Pocket Jam; and Japan's NHJ co-developed a small digital camera Miss, still carry forward the Miss, a compact digital camera developed in cooperation with NHJ in Japan, still carries forward the fine tradition of "instant movie" and "easy to carry". Reprinted from the Steep River Bank Community
57 Kodak Kodak
Founded in 1880 and headquartered in Rochester, New York, USA. It has a global turnover of $12.8 billion, more than half of which comes from markets outside the United States. Eastman Kodak Company has been a world leader in capturing, sharing, outputting and displaying images that have helped countless people preserve memories, communicate important information and enjoy entertainment for more than 100 years. Reprinted from the Steep River Banks Community
58 Dell Dell
Founded in 1984 by Michael? Dell was founded by Dell, who is currently the longest serving CEO in the computer industry. Dell pioneered the revolutionary "straight-line ordering model" to connect directly with large multinational corporations, consumer organizations, educational institutions, small and medium-sized businesses, and individual consumers. Dell was the first computer vendor to offer customers free, direct-dial technical support and second-business-day on-site service. These forms of service have now become industry-wide standards. Reprinted from Steep River Bank Community
59 AT&T American Telephone and Telegraph
With more than 125 years in the business, AT&T has a long history and a reputation for excellent quality and reliable communications technology. With continuous research and development at its powerful AT&T Laboratories, it leads the world in telephone service, Internet service, and voice and data services. Reprinted from Steep River Bank Community
60 Canon
Canon is a leading global integrated group of companies producing imaging and information products. Since its founding in 1937, and through years of tireless effort, Canon has globalized and expanded its business into a variety of areas. Headquartered in Tokyo, Japan, with four regional sales headquarters in the Americas, Europe, Asia and Japan, Canon has 203 subsidiaries around the world and employs approximately 93,000 people. 2002, Canon Inc. achieved net sales of US$24.501 billion and net income of US$1.589 billion, both of which were record highs in its history. Reprinted from the Steep Riverside Community
61 Fedex Federal Express
FedEx Corporation serves regions that account for ninety percent of the world's gross national product, providing door-to-door, customs-cleared international express delivery within 24 to 48 hours. The company's unparalleled route rights and infrastructure make it the world's largest express delivery company, providing fast, reliable and timely express transportation services to 214 countries and territories. FedEx delivers more than 3.1 million packages each business day and has more than 138,000 employees, 42,969 delivery points, 643 aircraft and 43,000 vehicles worldwide. Reprinted from Steep River Bank Community
62 Merrill Lynch Merrill Lynch
Merrill Lynch is one of the world's leading financial management and consulting firms, with offices in 36 countries and $1.1 trillion in assets under management. As an investment bank, it is the world's leading insurer of debt and equity securities and provides strategic advisory services to corporations, say what, public **** organizations, and individuals worldwide. Merrill Lynch's investment managers have led the firm to become one of the world's largest financial asset managers.
63 Motorola Motorola
Founded in 1928. Motorola is a global leader in providing integrated communications and embedded electronics solutions. It is an international company with high principles and ethical standards. Is the world's number one manufacturer of embedded processors, which makes Motorola a technology leader in the industry. Reprinted from the Steep River Bank Community
64 Colgate
Founded in 1806, Colgate began its business as a manufacturer of toothpaste, and in 1890, Colgate expanded globally out of the U.S. In 1953, after merging with the Palmolive Company, the Colgate-Palmolive name was officially adopted. Today, after nearly 200 years, it produces personal care products that have been sold in more than 200 countries and regions around the world, and has become a global consumer products company with sales of $9.4 billion. Transferred from the steep river bank community
65 Jpmorgan Chase
Jpmorgan Chase has a brilliant history, it is the United States of America's modern financial industry "godfather", once acted as the role of the United States central bank. 1870, JP Morgan to the French what to say what boldly provided 10 million pounds of loans, the establishment of the central bank for the countries what to say what to say what to say. In 1870, JP Morgan boldly provided 10 million pounds of loans to France, and established the position of serving as a financing consultant for various countries. Retrieved from Steep River Bank Community
66 Cisco Cisco
Cisco Systems, Inc. is the world's leading provider of Internet equipment. Its networking equipment and application programs connect people, computing devices, and networks around the world