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2013 World’s Most Admired Companies (Fortune Magazine)

by Change Oracle
May 23, 2013
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Fortune Magazine’s 2013 list of “World’s Most Admired Companies,” is an annual ranking of the world’s most admired and respected companies.

Companies are assessed based on their performance in several key areas including innovation and social responsibility.

This annual ranking from Fortune is widely considered a definitive report card on corporate reputations. According to Fortune, these companies have shown a commitment to social responsibility and high ethical standards.

Here are the rankings of the top 50 companies as assessed by Fortune Magazine:

Rank Company Name Location Score *
1 Apple CA 8.24
2 Google CA 8.01
3 Amazon.com WA 7.28
4 Coca-Cola GA 7.32
5 Starbucks WA 7.94
6 IBM NY 7.37
7 Southwest
Airlines
TX 5.52
8 Berkshire
Hathaway
NE 7.18
9 Walt
Disney
CA 7.84
10 FedEx TN 7
11 General
Electric
CT 6.9
12 McDonald’s IL 7.81
13 American
Express
NY 7.55
14 BMW Germany 6.67
15 Procter
& Gamble
OH 7.37
16 Nordstrom WA 7.28
17 Microsoft WA 6.15
18 Nike OR 7.94
19 Whole
Foods Market
TX 7.49
20 Caterpillar IL 7.87
21 3M MN 6.49
22 Target MN 7.22
23 Costco
Wholesale
WA 6.95
23 Johnson
& Johnson
NJ 6.21
25 Exxon
Mobil
TX 8.19
26 Boeing IL 7.48
27 Wal-Mart
Stores
AR 6.88
28 J.P.
Morgan Chase
NY 7.46
29 Toyota
Motor
Japan 6.95
30 UPS GA 6.84
31 Singapore
Airlines
Singapore 6.1
32 Nestlé Switzerland 8.1
33 Volkswagen Germany 6.25
34 Goldman
Sachs Group
NY 6.57
35 Samsung
Electronics
South Korea 6.5
36 Marriott
International
MD 8.07
37 PepsiCo NY 6.94
38 Wells
Fargo
CA 7
39 Unilever Britain/Netherlands 7.15
40 Deere IL 7.62
41 DuPont DE 6.65
42 Intel CA 7.07
43 St.
Jude Medical
MN 6.1
44 Accenture Ireland 7.1
45 Home
Depot
GA 6.88
46 Yum!
Brands
KY 6.94
47 eBay CA 6.67
48 Facebook CA 7
49 Cisco
Systems
CA 7.08
50 Ralph
Lauren
NY 7.08

Source: CNN Money

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