Moving the economy: This is the ranking of the MOST valuable brands in the world

The greatest mechanism of profitability and financial exchange has always been buying and selling. Historically, in order to receive something, someone has to give something and today, in the modern world, money goes towards the product to come. And that's how it works with most used brands in the world. In addition to physical and technological products, many companies currently earn a lot for providing access to information.

With this, the world of the economy revolves around what these companies develop, that is, the more they produce, the greater the demand and profitability. In this way, some brands become more profitable than others. Keep reading and find out what they are.

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Some brands stand out more than others: Find out why

With technological growth, the way this exchange has been made has varied a lot, but it still continues. Many companies emerged and the exchange material was also modified over the years. In this way, some brands, belonging to specific sectors, stand out widely in the economic market for profiting soaringly worldwide. This isn't something for everyone, it's something for the elite.

Companies, mostly from the United States and the technology and services sector are the ones with the highest value. However, in the current context, the media and telecommunications sector has been growing widely.

It is understood that technology even provides greater turnover of purchases and sales, which justifies, without question, the sector's profit potential among brands and companies.

Therefore, we list, in ascending order, the 10 companies that sell (and make) a lot of money and, therefore, are widely valuable and important to the world economy.

The most valuable brands in the world

Check now which are the most profitable companies in the world and their areas of operation:

• Apple: Technology and services;
• Amazon: Retail and Consumer Goods;
• Google: Media and Telecommunications;
• Microsoft: Technology and services;
• Walmart: Retail and Consumer Goods;
• Samsung: Technology and services;
• Facebook: Media and Telecommunications;
• TikTok: Media and Telecommunications;
• ICBC: Banks and insurance;
• Verizon: Media and Telecommunications.