Brands & Companies in United States

Citrus-flavored energy soda brand formerly owned by The Coca-Cola Company, discontinued in 2011.

Women's razor and shaving brand owned by Procter and Gamble, introduced in 2001 as a sub-brand of Gillette. The leading women's razor brand in the United States and many international markets.

Alphabet-owned life sciences and healthcare technology company founded in 2015, focused on clinical research platforms, disease management tools, and health data analytics.

American jazz record label founded in 1956, now owned by Universal Music Group, specializing in jazz and vocal music.

Pfizer's brand name for sildenafil, the first oral erectile dysfunction treatment approved by the FDA in 1998, now owned by Viatris following the 2020 Upjohn spinoff and Mylan merger.

American over-the-counter medication brand known for cold and flu remedies including VapoRub, DayQuil, and NyQuil.

American lingerie, fashion, and beauty specialty retailer operating as an independent publicly traded company (NYSE: VSCO) since its August 2021 spinoff from L Brands, with Q3 2025 net sales up 9.2% to $1.47 billion and full-year 2025 guidance raised to $6.45 billion.

American lingerie, clothing, and beauty retailer known for its fashion shows and catalogues, specializing in women's intimate apparel and beauty products.

Global leader in product identification and coding solutions providing inkjet, laser, and thermal transfer printing systems for industrial applications, owned by Veralto Corporation (NYSE: VLTO) since its spinoff from Danaher in September 2023.

Historic British record label founded in 1972 by Richard Branson, now owned by Universal Music Group, specializing in rock and pop music.

Virginia-based natural gas utility company serving customers in southeastern Virginia, owned by Southern Company.

American enhanced water brand featuring vapor-distilled water with added vitamins, minerals, and natural flavors, known for its colorful packaging and health-focused positioning.

World's most recognized fashion magazine, published by Condé Nast since 1892, with editions in over 20 countries and Anna Wintour as longstanding Editor-in-Chief.

California-based eyewear brand specializing in sunglasses, snow goggles, optical glasses, and moto goggles for action sports and lifestyle use.

Vacation rental booking platform specializing in holiday homes, cabins, condos, and other private rental properties for travelers seeking alternative accommodations.

American premium SUV brand owned by Stellantis, specializing in full-size luxury sport utility vehicles.

Innovative aggregate extraction and processing company providing high-quality crushed stone, sand, and gravel for construction and infrastructure projects.

Ultra-luxury hotel brand owned by Hilton Worldwide, operating over 30 properties worldwide, known for exceptional service quality and iconic luxury hospitality experiences.

American business and financial newspaper founded in 1889, owned by News Corp through Dow Jones and Company, with over 3.7 million subscribers and one of the largest paid digital news audiences in the United States.

Walmart's retail healthcare clinic initiative launched in 2019 and shut down in May 2024 after the company determined the business model was not financially sustainable.

Walmart's paid membership subscription service launched in 2020, offering free delivery, fuel discounts, and a Paramount+ streaming bundle to compete with Amazon Prime.

American film and television production and distribution company known for movies, television shows, and entertainment content worldwide.

American record label owned by Warner Music Group, flagship label of the Warner Music Group family, founded in 2019 as successor to Warner Bros. Records.

American autonomous driving technology company developing self-driving car technology, subsidiary of Alphabet Inc.

Centene Corporation's national Medicare Advantage and prescription drug plan brand, acquired from WellCare Health Plans for $17.3 billion in January 2020.

Elevance Health's government health plan brand for Medicaid, CHIP, and Medicare in states where Anthem Blue Cross Blue Shield does not operate, rebranded from Amerigroup in January 2024.

American cross-platform instant messaging and voice-over-IP service owned by Meta Platforms, allowing users to send text messages, voice calls, and share media.

American whole wheat breakfast cereal owned by General Mills, introduced in 1922. Known as the "Breakfast of Champions" and famous for its tradition of featuring athletes on its box covers since 1934.

American brand of home appliances including washers, dryers, refrigerators, and cooking appliances, owned by Whirlpool Corporation.

Global brand of cat food products including wet food, dry food, and treats, produced by Mars, Incorporated.

American supermarket chain specializing in organic, natural, and specialty foods with a focus on sustainable and ethical sourcing practices.

One of the world's oldest razor brands, founded in London in 1772. Now owned by Edgewell Personal Care and sold primarily in European and international markets as the equivalent of Schick.

Iconic 64-story office tower in Houston's Uptown District, developed and managed by Hines, featuring distinctive neo-Gothic architecture and premium Class A office space.

Premium American cookware and culinary products brand owned by Williams-Sonoma Inc.

American sports equipment company specializing in ball sports equipment, including tennis rackets, basketballs, baseballs, golf clubs, and other sporting goods.

American brand of glass and surface cleaning products, known for its distinctive blue color and effective streak-free cleaning.

Microsoft's flagship operating system family for personal computers, servers, and mobile devices.

American fast food restaurant brand specializing in chicken wings, owned by Yum! Brands.

American technology and culture magazine founded in San Francisco in 1993, owned by Condé Nast since 1998, covering technology, science, business, and culture.

Global talent agency representing world-leading entertainers, athletes, and fashion designers across film, television, music, and sports.

Walmart's children's clothing brand offering durable, comfortable, and stylish apparel for kids of all ages with affordable pricing.

Amazon-owned podcast production and distribution company creating premium audio content and storytelling.

Global specialty logistics and transportation company specializing in time-critical and temperature-sensitive pharmaceutical shipments for clinical trials and healthcare distribution.

American denim and western wear brand known for durable jeans, cowboy apparel, and authentic western clothing, established in 1947.

Cloud-based collaborative work management platform for managing projects, deadlines, schedules, and workflow processes.

West Coast-focused athletic footwear and apparel retailer specializing in serving Latino and underserved communities, owned by Dick's Sporting Goods.

World Wrestling Entertainment, the world's leading professional wrestling organization producing live events, television programming, and entertainment content.

Social media and microblogging platform owned by X Corp., a privately held company controlled by Elon Musk since 2022.

Microsoft's video gaming brand encompassing consoles, games, and online gaming services, with FY2025 gaming revenue up 9% driven by Xbox content and services growth of 16%, Game Pass revenue nearing $5 billion, and Microsoft becoming the top publisher on PlayStation in Q4 FY2025.

Strategic consulting and market access company providing commercialization support, market access strategy, and healthcare consulting services owned by Cencora.

Pfizer's oral JAK inhibitor (tofacitinib), FDA approved November 6, 2012, as the first JAK inhibitor approved in the United States, indicated for rheumatoid arthritis, psoriatic arthritis, ulcerative colitis, juvenile idiopathic arthritis, and ankylosing spondylitis, subject to a strengthened black box warning in September 2021 following the ORAL Surveillance trial showing increased risks of serious cardiovascular events, cancer, blood clots, and death compared to TNF inhibitors.

Roche's oral fluoropyrimidine chemotherapy (capecitabine) developed by Genentech, FDA approved April 30, 1998, as the first oral chemotherapy for metastatic breast cancer and later for metastatic colorectal cancer, now available as generic capecitabine following patent expiration.

American telecommunications brand providing cable television, high-speed internet, digital voice, and home security services, owned by Comcast Corporation.

American brand of scented candles manufactured and marketed by Newell Brands, known for premium fragrances and home fragrance products.

American casual dining restaurant chain specializing in American cuisine with extensive beer selection, owned by Darden Restaurants Inc.

Premium independent preparatory school in New York offering co-educational education for students aged 4-14, with emphasis on academic excellence and character development.

American music streaming service developed and operated by YouTube, a subsidiary of Google and Alphabet Inc.

Amazon-owned online fashion and footwear retailer known for exceptional customer service and free shipping.

Prescription weight loss medication brand owned by Eli Lilly, containing tirzepatide as the active ingredient.

American soap brand known for its refreshing citrus scent and deodorant properties for personal hygiene.