| Company | Description | Country | % Correct |
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| Amazon | This e-commerce and cloud computing company is the largest internet retailer in the world. | United States | 99%
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| Mercedes-Benz | Luxury auto company. | Germany | 95%
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| Samsung | Samsung makes consumer electronics, but also works in industries such as autos, medical equipment, home appliances, entertainment and retail. | South Korea | 94%
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| Toyota | Auto company. | Japan | 93%
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| IKEA | The world's largest furniture retailer. | Sweden | 89%
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| LEGO | The maker of interlocking plastic bricks is a family-owned company. | Denmark | 73%
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| Nestlé | One of the largest food companies in the world. | Switzerland | 72%
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| BP | Oil and gas company. | United Kingdom | 70%
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| Nokia | A telecommunications, networking, and consumer electronics company. | Finland | 65%
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| Zara | A fast-fashion retailer. | Spain | 65%
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| Shell | An oil, gas and renewable energy company operating in more than 70 countries. | Netherlands | 59%
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| Red Bull | This company is known for its energy drinks, but also owns several sports teams. | Austria | 53%
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| Tata Group | This global enterprise operates in more than 100 countries in industries including automobiles, (TTM) , energy, steel, food and beverages, and communications. | India | 51%
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| ICBC | One of the largest banks in the world by total assets. | China | 49%
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| Orange | A company offering wireless telecommunications services in parts of Europe, Africa and Middle East. | France | 48%
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| RBC | A multinational financial services company in areas including retail and corporate banking, investment banking, mortgage loans, private banking, wealth management and insurance. | Canada | 31%
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