Apple, Costco & Google: These are the world’s favorite US brands

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Everyone shops, no matter where in the world you live. But what are the most valuable U.S. brands? Statista used data from Brand Finance to find out just that. Here are the leading U.S. brands worldwide in 2022, by brand value (in million U.S. dollars).

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20. Citi

Brand value: $34.44 million

Coca Cola
Coca Cola

19. Coca-Cola

Brand value: $35.38 million

Accenture
Accenture

18. accenture

Brand value: $36.19 million

Marlboro
Marlboro

17. Marlboro

Brand value: $36.28 million

Bank of America
Bank of America

16. Bank of America

Brand value: $36.72 million

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Costco

15. Costco

Brand value: $37.50 million

UPS
UPS

14. UPS

Brand value: $38.53 million

McDonald's logo

13. McDonald’s

Brand value: $39.72 million

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12. Starbucks

Brand value: $45.70 million

Tesla logo
Tesla

11. Tesla

Brand value: $46.01 million

AT&T
AT&T

10. AT&T

Brand value: $47.01 million

The Home Depot
The Home Depot

9. Home Depot

Brand value: $56.31 million

Disney logo
Disney

8. Disney

Brand value: $57.06 million

Verizon
Verizon

7. Verizon

Brand value: $69.64 million

Facebook logo
Facebook

6. Facebook

Brand value: $101.20 million

Walmart logo
Walmart

5. Walmart

Brand value: $111.92 million

Microsoft logo
Microsoft

4. Microsoft

Brand value: $184.25 million

Google logo
Google

3. Google

Brand value: $263.43 million

Amazon Logo
Amazon.com

2. Amazon

Brand value: $350.27 million

Apple logo
Apple

1. Apple

Brand value: $355.08 million

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Methodology

Statista used data from Brand Finance’s January 2022 report called “US 500 2022.”  Data represents brand value measured in million U.S. dollars. You can find more information here.

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