Apple Consistently Remains the Brand with the Highest Valuation in 2018

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05/07/2018 15:10 WIB

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Most of the products/brands on the list of brands with the highest valuations originate from the United States.

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Apple Consistently Remains the Brand with the Highest Valuation in 2018

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Top 10 Brands with the Highest Valuation

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Apple maintains its top position as the most valuable company. In 2018, Forbes' list of the 100 most valuable companies showed that the company founded by the late Steve Jobs reached a valuation of $182.8 billion.

Competing with the iPhone maker are four other technology companies. In descending order of value, these are Google ($132.1 billion), Microsoft ($104.9 billion), Facebook ($94.8 billion), and Amazon ($70.9 billion).

These four companies experienced rapid valuation growth compared to their positions a year ago (YoY). Eight out of the top 10 companies are from the United States. Only Samsung, a South Korean technology company, and Toyota, a Japanese company, are ranked in the top ten, at eighth place. Interestingly, the majority of the top 100 companies are in the technology sector, followed by financial services, automotive, and consumer products.

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