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Bj?rgvin Hj?rvarsson,Rossitza Pentchevaf the most valuable global brands (Table 1.1). To rank on the Interbrand 100, a brand must have a .. Toyota and Samsung do, along with eight other Asian brands from the automotive and electronics industries of Japan and South Korea. To make the Millward Brown list, a brand need not be global, just h

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