1. Apple
Apple shares once fell freely, but this business still showed financial strength when net profit reached 13 billion USD in the fourth quarter of last year, becoming the company with the highest profit in the world during that period.
2. Google
Google in Silicon Valley is the world’s most attractive place to work.
3. Amazon
With low prices, efficient customer service and the ability to grow rapidly by geography, Amazon still stands strong and benefits the most when the e-commerce technology industry explodes.
4. Coca-Cola
Soda may be enemy number one in the public war against obesity, but Coca-Cola has thrived in its non-carbonated beverage business and its brand is popular abroad.
5. Starbucks
This is the largest coffee shop chain in the world, starting to expand its branches in 1971 when it started from just a small coffee shop in Seattle, USA.
6. IBM
The information technology industry faces many difficulties, but IBM continues to have solid revenue streams in several segments, especially in data analytics, cloud computing and emerging markets.
Southwest Airlines’ net profit rose 26% last year.
Warren Buffett is one of the most respected American CEOs.
Berkshire Hathaway, his company, bought H.J.
9. Walt Disney
Disney once again became the focus of newspaper headlines about mergers and acquisitions in 2012, spending $4.05 billion to buy LucasFilm in October.
However, Disney’s growth does not stop at movies, but also at resorts.
10. FedEx
When FedEx started in 1971, its business idea was simple yet revolutionary: deliver packages overnight and on time.
Mai Phuong (according to CNN)