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Walmart
Revenue: $500,343 billion
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State Grid Corporation of China
Revenue: $348,903 billion
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Sinpoec
Revenue: $326,953 billion
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China National Petroleum
Revenue: $326,008 billion
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Royal Dutch Shell
Revenue: $311,870 billion
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Toyota
Revenue: $265,172 billion
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Volkswagen
Revenue: $260,028 billion
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BP
Revenue: $244,582 billion
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Exxon Mobil
Revenue: $244,363 billion
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Berkshire Hathaway
Revenue: $242,137 billion
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Apple
Revenue: $229,234 billion
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Samsung
Revenue: $211,940 billion
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McKesson
Revenue: $208,357 billion
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Glencore
Revenue: $205,476 billion
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UnitedHealth
Revenue: $201,159 billion
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Daimler
Revenue: $185,235 billion
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CVS Health
Revenue: $184,765 billion
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Amazon
Revenue: $177,866 billion
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Exor
Revenue: $161,677 billion
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AT&T
Revenue: $160,546 billion
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General Motors
Revenue: $157,311 billion
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Ford
Revenue: $156,776 billion
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China State Construction
Revenue: $156,071 billion
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Foxconn
Revenue: $154,699 billion
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AmerisourceBergen
Revenue: $153,144 billion
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Industrial & Commercial Bank of China
Revenue: $153,021 billion
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AXA
Revenue: $149,461 billion
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Total
Revenue: $149,099 billion
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Ping An Insurance
Revenue: $144,197 billion
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Honda
Revenue: $138,646 billion
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China Construction Bank
Revenue: $138,594 billion
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Trafigura
Revenue: $136,421 billion
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Chevron
Revenue: $134,533 billion
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Cardinal Health
Revenue: $129,976 billion
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Costco
Revenue: $129,025 billion
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SAIC Motor
Revenue: $128,819 billion
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Verizon
Revenue: $126,034 billion
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Allianz
Revenue: $123,532 billion
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Kroger
Revenue: $122,662 billion
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Agricultural Bank of China
Revenue: $122,366 billion
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General Electric
Revenue: $122,274 billion
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China Life Insurance
Revenue: $120,224 billion
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Walgreens Boots Alliance
Revenue: $118,214 billion
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BNP Paribas
Revenue: $117,375 billion
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Japan Post Holdings
Revenue: $116,616 billion
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Bank of China
Revenue: $115,423 billion
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JP Morgan Chase
Revenue: $113,899 billion
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Fannie Mae
Revenue: $112,394 billion
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Gazprom
Revenue: $111,983 billion
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Prudential
Revenue: $111,458 billion
About this collection…
The largest companies in the world possess some of the most recognizable and distinctive logos on Earth.
These companies have built some of the foundations around which we live our lives: retail, automotive, financial services, telecommunications and energy, the staples of our daily lives. They employ millions of people around the globe and are used by millions every day. Whether we consciously acknowledge it or not, they continually build their brand through their advertisements and campaigns and reinforce the power of their logo on us as consumers.
Gathered here are the logos of the top 100 largest companies and corporations in the world (using data from Wikipedia). From the plain and simple logos like Berkshire Hathaway and Glencore to the more colorful and playful logos of Ford and Walmart, they represent billions of dollars in annual revenues.
You will notice the dominant use of reds, blues and oranges throughout their designs, aimed at reinforcing trust, excitement and energy in the minds of consumers.
Since many of these companies are huge conglomerates with many subsidiaries in different industries, you may also notice that many have a more generic or broad appeal and are somewhat ambiguous in their nature.
When dealing with multiple products that you wish to brand under one name, it allows flexibility and freedom when you do not put yourself in a corner with a logo design that conveys only one aspect of a company.
Nearly every one of the companies below could potentially be used in an industry that has nothing to do with their current operations, allowing them to merge, acquire and grow business without the need to rebrand their core company.
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