Apple Named World’s Most Valuable Brand For 2015

Apple is 2015's most valuable brand
Apple has overthrown Google to reclaim its title as the world's most valuable brand for the year 2015.
The company had a great surge in 2015 thanks to the huge success of its iPhone 6 and iPhone 6s, beating Google with a growth of over $70 billion.

Apple is 2015's most valuable brand
Microsoft came 3rd in the annual rankings made by Millard Brown, with just a little separating them from 4th-ranked IBM.
There was only $11 billion between 5th and 10th, with Visa at 5th, AT&T at 6th and Verizon at 7th. Coca-Cola was ranked 8th, restaurant chain McDonald's was ranked 9th, and cigarette makers Malboro rounding out the top 10.
See an infographic showing the data below!

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