The world's most valuable brands in 2000 according to Interbrand
The top 3 according to 1 vote: IBM · Coca-Cola · Microsoft. (Updated Apr 22, 2019.)
Coca-Cola ahead of Microsoft and IBM, with Nokia fifth: the world's top 20 brands in Interbrand's 2000 ranking, before smartphones and social media.
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Top 20
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1
IBM
US$53,183 million.
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2
Coca-Cola
US$72,537 million.
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3
Microsoft
US$70,196 million.
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4
Intel
US$39,048 million.
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5
Nokia
US$38,528 million, king of mobile phones.
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6
General Electric
US$38,127 million.
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7
Ford
US$36,368 million.
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8
Disney
US$33,553 million.
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9
McDonald's
US$27,859 million.
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10
AT&T
US$25,548 million.
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11
Marlboro
US$22,110 million.
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12
Mercedes-Benz
US$21,104 million.
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13
Hewlett-Packard
US$20,572 million.
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14
Cisco
US$20,067 million.
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15
Toyota
US$18,823 million.
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16
Citi
US$18,809 million.
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17
Gillette
US$17,358 million.
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18
Sony
US$16,409 million.
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19
American Express
US$16,122 million.
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20
Honda
US$15,244 million.
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