Best global brands 2014 by Interbrand — in pictures

19. Louis Vuitton: Valued at $22.552 billion. Nir Elias / Reuters

18. Procter & Gamble: Valued at $22.845 billion. Joshua Lott / Reuters

17. HP: Valued at $23.758 billion. Denis Balibouse / Reuters

16. Oracle: Valued at $25.980 billion. Justin Sullivan / Getty Images / AFP

15. Amazon: Valued at $29.478 billion. Uwe Zucchi / EPA

14. Cisco: Valued at $30.936 billion. Albert Gea / Spain

13. Walt Disney: Valued at $32.223 billion. Scott Audette / Reuters

12. Intel: Valued at $34.153 billion. Choi Dae-woong / Reuters

11. BMW: Valued at $34.214 billion. Oliver Lang / AFP

10. Mercedes-Benz: Valued at $34.334 billion. Michael Fiala / Reuters

9. McDonald’s: Valued at $42.54 billion. Maxim Shipenkov / EPA

8. Toyota: Valued at $42.392 billion. Yoshikazu Tsuno / AFP

7. Samsung: Valued at $45.462 billion. Spencer Platt / Getty Images / AFP

6. General Electric: Valued at $45.480 billion. Scott Olson / Getty Images / AFP

5. Microsoft: Valued at $61.154 billion. Greg Baker / AFP

4. IBM: Valued at $72.244 billion. Mark Lennihan / AP Photo

3. Coca-Cola: Valued at $81.563 billion. Wilfredo Lee / AP Photo

2. Google: Valued at $107.439 billion. Marcio Jose Sanchez / AP Photo

1. Apple: Valued at $118.863 billion. Justin Sullivan / Getty Images / AFP

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