Top Global Brands In Finance

By Sydney Ember Madison Avenue may be the center of the advertising industry, but Silicon Valley is home to the most valuable brands. For the third consecutive year, Apple and Google top the annual Interbrand Best Global Brands report. The report, which is to be released Monday, estimates the value of the Apple brand at $170.3 billion, up 43 per cent from last year. The Google brand, at $120.3 billion, increased in value by 12 per cent. (The value of Facebook's brand, ranked No.

Fans can argue endlessly over which sport is best, which requires the most skill, which the most athleticism -- even which is the most popular, depending on whether you measure watching or playing. Let their be no argument, however, about which sport is the most valuable, at least in terms of how much people around the world are willing to shell out for officially licensed jerseys, pennants, bobble head dolls, foam fingers, and other souvenirs.

MUMBAI: The overall value of top 50 brands in the country witnessed a marginal dip of 2 per cent this year, almost entirely driven by the decline in brand value of state-owned banks, according to a recent study. However, the brand value of India's top 50 brands has increased by 30 per cent over the last three years, as per the BrandZ study conducted by research agency Millward Brown and commissioned by WPP, which was released here today. The total value of the country's top 50 brands stood at USD 90.5 billion from USD 92.2 billion in 2015.

NEW DELHI: India’s Jet Airways has been featured as one of the Top 200 Most Influential Brands in the World by Richtopia, a leading digital platform covering a mix of valuable content on success, future investments, new technologies, work and life balance, inspirational people, finance and economics, the airline said today. The listing is especially significant, as India’s full-service premier international airline is the only ‘Indian’ brand to feature in the listing.

Apple Inc., Alphabet Inc.'s Google, and Coca-Cola Co. topped the list of the world's 100 most valuable brands in 2016, while technology and automotive brands dominated the overall rankings, according to a new report from brand consultancy Interbrand. Microsoft Corp., Toyota Motor Corp., IBM Corp., Samsung Electronics Co. Ltd., Amazon.com Inc., Mercedes-Benz and General Electric Co. were also on the Top 10 list, according to Interbrand's 2016 Best Global Brands...

Disney/Lucasfilm The success of Star Wars has helped make Disney the world’s most powerful brand. Brand Finance, in its annual top 500 list, calculates the brand is worth $31.674 billion, ranking it 24th in the world for value but number one for brand strength, scoring 92 out of 100 on its most powerful index.

Apple has retained its position as the world’s most valuable brand, according to brand management firm Interbrand’s annual rankings. Apple usurped Coca-Cola from the top spot, which had held the position for 13 years, in last year's list. This year Apple has increased its brand value by 21% to $118.9 billion.