Aug 6, 2009 at 9:00am ET by Barry Schwartz
Millward Brown released their top “BrandZ” report for 2009 (PDF) and Google has top the list, once again. The main difference this year is that Google’s “brand value” is up 16%, from $86 billion to $100 billion this year.
Here is a chart of the top ten global brands by Millward Brown:
Microsoft ranks number two, valued at $76 billion (up 8% from last year) and Yahoo ranks 81, valued at $7 billion (a decline of 31% from the previous year).
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This is not surprising, but I was surprised to see China Mobile make the list, I guess since this is a global list, then it would make sense…