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Best global brands: The 20 most valuable brands, 2012

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Best global brands: The 20 most valuable brands, 2012
Chart: The World's Most Popular Sneaker Brands

Chart: The World's Most Popular Sneaker Brands

PDF) Will social media kill branding?

PDF) Will social media kill branding?

Apple clinches top spot as world's most valuable brand, outshining ,  Google, and Microsoft, Press Release

Apple clinches top spot as world's most valuable brand, outshining , Google, and Microsoft, Press Release

BrandZ Top 100 Most Valuable Global Brands (2012) on

BrandZ Top 100 Most Valuable Global Brands (2012) on

Ranked: The Most Valuable Brands in the World in 2020

Ranked: The Most Valuable Brands in the World in 2020

Best Global Brands Report Has Coca-Cola on Top and Apple Climbing - The New  York Times

Best Global Brands Report Has Coca-Cola on Top and Apple Climbing - The New York Times

Vietnam's top telcos among most valuable brands in Southeast Asia

Vietnam's top telcos among most valuable brands in Southeast Asia

Apple beats Google and Samsung to the title of world's most valuable brand

Apple beats Google and Samsung to the title of world's most valuable brand

PDF) Will social media kill branding?

PDF) Will social media kill branding?

Brand India Now World's 7th Most Valuable National Brand Worth $2.14  Trillion; Improves by 32% In 2015 –  – Indian Business of Tech,  Mobile & Startups

Brand India Now World's 7th Most Valuable National Brand Worth $2.14 Trillion; Improves by 32% In 2015 – – Indian Business of Tech, Mobile & Startups

Brand Management - Most Valuable Global Brands: Coca-Cola, Apple, and IBM

Brand Management - Most Valuable Global Brands: Coca-Cola, Apple, and IBM

Will social media kill branding? - ScienceDirect

Will social media kill branding? - ScienceDirect

Chiranjeev KOHLI, Professor of Marketing, Ph.D., California State  University, Fullerton, CA, CSUF, Department of Marketing

Chiranjeev KOHLI, Professor of Marketing, Ph.D., California State University, Fullerton, CA, CSUF, Department of Marketing

A three-dimensional model of discourse

A three-dimensional model of discourse