Brands & Companies in United States

American direct-to-consumer razor and grooming brand known for its subscription model and viral marketing.

The largest pizza delivery company in the world, with over 22,500 stores in more than 90 markets.

American brand of flavored tortilla chips produced by Frito-Lay, a subsidiary of PepsiCo. Over $2 billion in annual retail sales.

American carbonated soft drink brand created in 1885, known for its unique 23-flavor blend. The

Baby laundry detergent brand owned by Procter and Gamble. The

Renewable energy company specializing in landfill gas collection and biomass energy projects, owned by DTE Energy Company.

Michigan-based electric utility company serving millions of customers in Southeast Michigan and the thumb region, owned by DTE Energy Company.

Michigan-based natural gas utility company serving millions of customers throughout the state, owned by DTE Energy Company.

Non-utility energy services company operating renewable energy, industrial energy services, and environmental control projects across the United States.

Duke Energy's regulated electric utility subsidiary serving approximately 3.8 million customers across western and central North Carolina and western South Carolina, tracing its origins to Duke Power Company founded in 1904 by James Buchanan Duke, operating a diverse generation fleet including nuclear, natural gas, coal, hydro, and solar, with a 2025 Carolinas Resource Plan filed to guide the clean energy transition through 2050.

Duke Energy's regulated electric utility subsidiary serving approximately 1.8 million customers across central and northern Florida, tracing its origins to Florida Power Corporation founded in 1899, acquired by Duke Energy through the 2012 merger with Progress Energy, operating a generation fleet of natural gas, solar, and battery storage as it transitions away from coal and retired nuclear capacity.

Duke Energy's regulated electric utility subsidiary serving approximately 1.7 million customers across eastern North Carolina and South Carolina, tracing its origins to Carolina Power and Light Company founded in 1908, operating a generation fleet of nuclear, natural gas, coal, and solar, acquired by Duke Energy through the 2012 merger with Progress Energy, with a 2025 Carolinas Resource Plan filed and a proposed combination with Duke Energy Carolinas pending regulatory approval.

Duke Energy's former commercial renewables business unit, established around 2000 as Duke Energy Renewable Services to develop and operate unregulated wind, solar, and distributed generation projects across North America; Duke Energy sold its commercial distributed generation portfolio, including REC Solar, to ArcLight Capital Partners for $364 million in December 2023, with remaining renewable development now integrated into Duke Energy's regulated utility subsidiaries.

American quick-service restaurant chain specializing in coffee, donuts, and breakfast items. Owned by Inspire Brands. Reached 10,000 U.S. locations in October 2025.

Blockbuster biologic medication (dupilumab) co-developed by Sanofi and Regeneron Pharmaceuticals. FDA approved in 2017. Over 1.4 million active patients worldwide. Global net sales of $17.8 billion in 2025.

Walmart's private label electronics brand launched in 1999, offering budget TVs, audio equipment, DVD players, and accessories. Largely supplanted by Walmart's onn. brand in recent years.

American battery brand known for alkaline batteries, rechargeable batteries, and power solutions. Owned by Berkshire Hathaway. Global market leader with approximately 40% share of the alkaline battery market.

American brand of labeling tools and label makers manufactured and marketed by Newell Brands, known for office and organizational products.

American luggage manufacturer specializing in travel gear, backpacks, and packing solutions, known for innovation in adventure travel equipment.

American record label founded in 1955, now owned by Warner Music Group, specializing in diverse music genres including rock, pop, and alternative.

Amazon's smart speaker line powered by Alexa, spanning budget dots to premium studio speakers with smart home control.

Direct-to-consumer medical supply company owned by Cardinal Health, serving patients with diabetes, ostomy, and urology products.

Amazon-owned mesh WiFi brand offering whole-home WiFi 7 coverage across four product tiers from budget to flagship.

Algorithm-based online dating platform focused on serious relationships, owned by ParshipMeet Group under ProSiebenSat.1 Media.

American video game publisher and developer, one of the world's largest gaming companies with franchises including The Sims, Battlefield, and Mass Effect.

American record label owned by Warner Music Group, founded in 2018 as a revival of the historic Elektra Records brand.

American skateboard brand founded in 1992, producing decks, apparel, and accessories with a focus on environmental consciousness and skate culture. Owned by Authentic Brands Group.

Government services contractor providing mission-critical systems and engineering solutions to U.S. government agencies.

American record label founded in 1953, now owned by Sony Music Entertainment, specializing in pop, rock, and contemporary music.

Walmart's flagship health and beauty private label brand with 75% U.S. household penetration, ranking as the second most popular store brand in America, offering over-the-counter medications and personal care products at affordable prices.

American sports multimedia giant and key driver for Disney's streaming strategy, launching a standalone direct-to-consumer service in August 2025, with strategic acquisitions of NFL Network and WWE's WrestleMania rights starting in 2026.

American prestige skincare and cosmetics brand owned by The Estée Lauder Companies Inc. (NYSE: EL), which reported fiscal year 2025 net sales decreased 8% amid ongoing restructuring, with new CEO Stéphane de La Faverie affirming a fiscal 2026 outlook to restore positive sales growth.

American sports protective gear brand known for patented Gel-to-Shell technology, owned by Wilson Sporting Goods, a subsidiary of Amer Sports (NYSE: AS).

American online travel agency and metasearch engine that allows consumers to book flights, hotels, car rentals, cruises, and vacation packages.

American brand of dry erase markers and whiteboard products manufactured and marketed by Newell Brands, known for office and classroom supplies.

One of the largest pharmacy benefits managers in the United States, owned by The Cigna Group and operating within its Evernorth Health Services division.

American petroleum fuel brand providing gasoline and diesel products globally, owned by Exxon Mobil Corporation (NYSE: XOM), which reported full-year 2025 earnings with Q4 2025 earnings of $6.5 billion and cash capital expenditures of $29.0 billion.

Advanced military fighter aircraft program developed and manufactured by Lockheed Martin, representing one of the most advanced defense systems in the world.

Walmart-owned multipurpose cleaner brand offering affordable and effective cleaning solutions for households.

American social media platform and social networking service, flagship product of Meta Platforms Inc.

American dairy brand known for its ultra-filtered milk products with higher protein and lower sugar content, offering various dairy beverages and nutritional products.

American variety store chain offering discount merchandise, household items, and general merchandise across the United States.

Flavored soft drink brand owned by The Coca-Cola Company, known for diverse fruit flavors.

American industrial fasteners and supplies distributor, the largest fastener distributor in North America with global operations.

American air freshener and odor eliminator brand known for its fabric refresher sprays and innovative odor-eliminating technology.

Modern luxury beauty brand by Rihanna known for inclusive makeup and innovative products, owned by LVMH.

American bottled water brand sourcing artesian water from an underground aquifer in Viti Levu, Fiji, known for its distinctive square bottle and premium positioning.

American fast food restaurant chain specializing in submarine sandwiches with a firefighter heritage, owned by Restaurant Brands International.

Social dating app focused on facilitating real-life meetings by requiring users to schedule actual dates rather than endless messaging.

American wearable fitness technology company providing health tracking devices and services, owned by Alphabet Inc.

American fine dining steakhouse chain specializing in premium steaks and upscale dining, owned by Bloomin' Brands Inc.

NextEra Energy's primary electric utility subsidiary providing electricity to millions of customers across Florida.

American cable television network focused on cooking shows, culinary competitions, and food-related entertainment programming.

American brand of food preservation and vacuum sealing systems manufactured and marketed by Newell Brands, known for food storage solutions.

Leading athletic footwear and apparel retailer operating specialty stores globally, now owned by Dick's Sporting Goods following a 2025 acquisition.

America's best-selling pickup truck known for its capability, durability, and innovative features in the full-size truck segment.

American muscle car icon known for its sporty design, performance heritage, and cultural significance as America's original pony car.

American fast fashion brand owned by Authentic Brands Group; the U.S. retail operating company filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy in March 2025 and closed all 354 U.S. stores.

American multi-purpose cleaner and degreaser brand known for its effective cleaning power on grease, grime, and tough stains for household and commercial use.

American industrial technology company providing solutions for professional instrumentation and software, owned by Danaher Corporation.