Top brand values fall in the recession

Sunday, September 20, 2009

This brief video report from the BBC looks at the newly published list of the values of the Top 100 brands globally. A look down the list, which shows not only where they are now and where they were last year, but also how much the value of the brand is estimated to have changed in that time, gives some interesting reading, and it could be worth spending some time in class considering the reasons for these changes. For example, notable gains include:
- Amazon +22%
- Google +25%
- Food manufacturers eg Heinz, Kraft, Nestle all approximately +10%
- Value + quality clothing ranges Zara +14%, H&M +11%

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