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The World's Most Valuable Brands By Country

Guess which countries that produced these billion dollor companies.
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Last updated: May 18, 2019
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Company
Description
Country
Amazon
This e-commerce and cloud computing company is the largest internet retailer in the world.
United States
Samsung
Samsung makes consumer electronics, but also works in industries such as autos, medical equipment, home appliances, entertainment and retail.
South Korea
Mercedes-Benz
Luxury auto company.
Germany
Toyota
Auto company.
Japan
Shell
An oil, gas and renewable energy company operating in more than 70 countries.
Netherlands
IKEA
The world's largest furniture retailer.
Sweden
Orange
A company offering wireless telecommunications services in parts of Europe, Africa and Middle East.
France
ICBC
One of the largest banks in the world by total assets.
China
BP
Oil and gas company.
United Kingdom
Nestlé
One of the largest food companies in the world.
Switzerland
Zara
A fast-fashion retailer.
Spain
Tata Group
This global enterprise operates in more than 100 countries in industries including automobiles, (TTM) , energy, steel, food and beverages, and communications.
India
RBC
A multinational financial services company in areas including retail and corporate banking, investment banking, mortgage loans, private banking, wealth management and insurance.
Canada
Nokia
A telecommunications, networking, and consumer electronics company.
Finland
Red Bull
This company is known for its energy drinks, but also owns several sports teams.
Austria
LEGO
The maker of interlocking plastic bricks is a family-owned company.
Denmark
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