• 2 - Samsung Group. Value: $78.75bn. Lee Jae-won / Reuters
    2 - Samsung Group. Value: $78.75bn. Lee Jae-won / Reuters
  • 3 - Google. Value: $68.6bn AP Photo / Journal Times / Mark Hertzberg
    3 - Google. Value: $68.6bn AP Photo / Journal Times / Mark Hertzberg
  • 4 - Microsoft. Value: $62.78bn. Justin Lane / EPA
    4 - Microsoft. Value: $62.78bn. Justin Lane / EPA
  • 5 - Verizon. Value: $53.46bn. Rick Wilking / Reuters
    5 - Verizon. Value: $53.46bn. Rick Wilking / Reuters
  • 6 - General Electric. Value: $52.53. Silvia Razgova / The National
    6 - General Electric. Value: $52.53. Silvia Razgova / The National
  • 7 - AT&T. Value: $45.41bn. People charge their cell phones at a free solar-powered charging station set up by AT&T at Brooklyn Bridge Park in New York. John Moore / Getty Images / AFP
    7 - AT&T. Value: $45.41bn. People charge their cell phones at a free solar-powered charging station set up by AT&T at Brooklyn Bridge Park in New York. John Moore / Getty Images / AFP
  • 8 - Amazon.com. Value: $45.15bn. Fabrizio Bensch / Reuters
    8 - Amazon.com. Value: $45.15bn. Fabrizio Bensch / Reuters
  • 9 - Wal-mart. Value: $44.78bn. Amy Sancetta / AP Photo
    9 - Wal-mart. Value: $44.78bn. Amy Sancetta / AP Photo
  • 10 - IBM. Value: $41.51bn. Fabian Bimmer / AP Photo
    10 - IBM. Value: $41.51bn. Fabian Bimmer / AP Photo

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In pictures: top 10 most valuable brands in the world 2014

Liz Claus

February 19, 2014

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