1- Burberry

2- Chanel

3- Chopard

4- Hermès

5- Louis Vuitton

6- Montblanc

7- Panerai

8- Persol

9- Pringle of Scotland

10- Salvatore Ferragamo

According to Forbes

1. Chester Cheetah — Cheetos.
2. Quiznos singing rodents — Quiznos
3. Mr. Owl — Tootsie Roll’s Tootsie Pops.
4. Duke the dog — Bush’s Baked Beans.
5. Sobe Lizard — Sobe.
6. Mr. Peanut — Planter’s nuts.
7. Taco Bell Chihuahua.
8. Charlie the Tuna — StarKist Tuna.
9. Cheesasaurus Rex — Kraft Macaroni and Cheese.
10. Dig’em the Frog — Kellogg’s Honey Smacks.

According to The Pitch.com

No. 1: Coca-Cola, up 3% to $68.73 billion
No. 2: IBM, up 2% to $60.21 billion
No. 3: Microsoft, down 4% to $56.65 billion
No. 4: GE, down 10% to $47.78 billion
No. 5: Nokia, down 3% to $34.87 billion
No. 6: McDonald’s, up 4% to $32.28 billion
No. 7: Google, up 25 percent to $31.98 billion
No. 8: Toyota, down 8% to $31.33 billion
No. 9: Intel, down 2% to $30.64 billion
No. 10: Disney, down 3% to $28.45 billion

According to the Chicago Tribune.com

10. Washington Redskins ($120 million)

9. Bosten Red Sox ($125 million)

8. Barcelona ($130 million)

7. Dallas Cowboys ($175 million)

6. AC Milan ($184 million)

5. Arsenal ($185 million)

4. New York Yankees ($217 million)

3. Bayern Munich ($255 million)

2. Real Madrid ($288 million)

1. Manchester United ($351 million)

According to Forbes.com

10. MSG Network ($400 million) 

9. IMG ($450 million) 

8. YES Network ($500 million) 

7. Reebok ($900 million) 

6. Sky Sports ($1.3 billion) 

5. EA Sports ($2 billion) 

4. Under Armour ($2.2 billion) 

3. Adidas ($2.4 billion) 

2. Nike ($5.6 billion) 

1. ESPN ($7.5 billion)

According to Forbes.com