Interbrand has released their Best Global Brands 2009 report on 17 September 2009.
Food and fashion are the 2 main performers in 2009, while financial got the hardest hit.
There are 7 brands fell off the 2009 list:
- Merill Lynch
- AIG
- ING
- Hennessy
- Marriott
- Motorola
- FedEx
- Google (+25%)
- Amazon.com (+22%)
- Zara (+14%)
- Nestle (+13%)
- Apple (+12%)
- H&M (+11%)
- Ikea (+10%)
- Wrigley (+10%)
- Danone (+10%)
- Heinz (+9%)
- UBS (-50%)
- Citi (-49%)
- Harley-Davidson (-43%)
- American Express (-32%)
- Morgan Stanley (-26%)
- HSBC (-20%)
- Starbucks (-16%)
- Sony (-12%)
- Dell (-12%)
- Lexus (-12%)
- Coca-cola (68.734b)
- IBM (60.211b)
- Microsoft (56.647b)
- GE (47.777b)
- Nokia (34.864b)
- McDonald's (32.275b)
- Google (31.980b)
- Toyota (31.330b)
- Intel (30.636b)
- Disney (28.447b)
- HP (24.096b)
- Mercedes-Benz (23.867b)
- Gillette (22.841b)
- Cisco (22.030b)
- BMW (21.671b)
- Louis Vuitton (21.120b)
- Marlboro (19.010b)
- Honda (17.803b)
- Samsung (17.518b)
- Apple (15.433b)
- H&M (15.375b)
- American Express (14.971b)
- Pepsi (13.706b)
- Oracle (13.699b)
- Nescafe (13.317b)
- Nike (13.179b)
- SAP (12.106b)
- IKEA (12.004b)
- Sony (11.953b)
- Budweiser (11.833b)