Apple named World’s Most Admired Company

Michelle Sammut

December 23, 2012

Dynamic Business is bringing you our top stories from 2012 over the break. Please enjoy this popular story from March.

Apple has been announced as the World’s Most Admired Company (WMAC) of 2012 by Fortune Magazine and Hay Group, with BHP Billiton ranking fourth in the mining and crude-oil industry.

In the 15th annual study of the World’s Most Admired companies, Apple took out the top post and was followed by Google, Amazon, Coca-Cola, IBM, FedEx, Berkshire Hathaway, Starbucks, Procter & Gamble and Southwest Airlines.

Australian company BHP Billiton came in fourth place globally in the mining and crude-oil production industry.

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Michelle Sammut

Michelle Sammut is an intern at Dynamic Business. She is completing a Communication and Media degree at The University of Notre Dame majoring in Journalism and English Literature. She likes news and community radio, writing and quiet time.

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