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#189281
vaptin wrote:It does seem American biased.
That's because the people surveyed were it's readers, business people, not your average global citizen. So what they admire is the profitability in a company and it's continuous long term stock price growth. So I'm not surprised there are as many American companies on the list.
#189282
suitcase wrote:I absolutely loathe Wal-Mart and I am honestly disgusted over the fact that it even appears on this list.
Not a big fan of Apple, either. Or McDonald's.
My heart sinks whenever I'm forced into a WalMart visit. Never willingly shop there.
#189283
They didn't put Tesco in there. :P
#189292
What's Burning? wrote:
vaptin wrote:It does seem American biased.
That's because the people surveyed were it's readers, business people, not your average global citizen. So what they admire is the profitability in a company and it's continuous long term stock price growth. So I'm not surprised there are as many American companies on the list.
thats not the issue, the issue is calling the list WORLDS most admired companies.... but then again you Yanks like to label things WORLD when talking about American things.... the world series of baseball, world champion basketball teams right.... :twisted:
#189296
bud wrote:
What's Burning? wrote:
vaptin wrote:It does seem American biased.
That's because the people surveyed were it's readers, business people, not your average global citizen. So what they admire is the profitability in a company and it's continuous long term stock price growth. So I'm not surprised there are as many American companies on the list.
thats not the issue, the issue is calling the list WORLDS most admired companies.... but then again you Yanks like to label things WORLD when talking about American things.... the world series of baseball, world champion basketball teams right.... :twisted:
I neither wrote the article nor name anything "world" so I'd appreciate if you don't throw the "you yanks" term around here... if that was the case we'd all be on a Nascar forum.

I agree with the world champion term, and it can only truly be applied in the Olympics, and real "world championship" competitions. Then again where do the top tier (global) players compete in basketball, baseball, football, and hokey take place?
#189303
What's Burning? wrote:
bud wrote:
What's Burning? wrote:
vaptin wrote:It does seem American biased.
That's because the people surveyed were it's readers, business people, not your average global citizen. So what they admire is the profitability in a company and it's continuous long term stock price growth. So I'm not surprised there are as many American companies on the list.
thats not the issue, the issue is calling the list WORLDS most admired companies.... but then again you Yanks like to label things WORLD when talking about American things.... the world series of baseball, world champion basketball teams right.... :twisted:
I neither wrote the article nor name anything "world" so I'd appreciate if you don't throw the "you yanks" term around here... if that was the case we'd all be on a Nascar forum.

I agree with the world champion term, and it can only truly be applied in the Olympics, and real "world championship" competitions. Then again where do the top tier (global) players compete in basketball, baseball, football, and hokey take place?
so what? the top tier Australian Footballers play in the Australian Football League yet we dont go around saying the World Champion moniker to the winning teams here :wink:
#189306
bud wrote:so what? the top tier Australian Footballers play in the Australian Football League yet we dont go around saying the World Champion moniker to the winning teams here :wink:

Hmmm... the AUSTRALIAN football league. How modest.
#189309
What's Burning? wrote:
bud wrote:so what? the top tier Australian Footballers play in the Australian Football League yet we dont go around saying the World Champion moniker to the winning teams here :wink:

Hmmm... the AUSTRALIAN football league. How modest.
Is it Australian? And being Australian isn't exactly a positive thing now is it. . .
#189310
What's Burning? wrote:
bud wrote:so what? the top tier Australian Footballers play in the Australian Football League yet we dont go around saying the World Champion moniker to the winning teams here :wink:

Hmmm... the AUSTRALIAN football league. How modest.
are you on crack? :rofl: the sport of Australian Rules Football..... what else are they going to call the league?
vaptin wrote:
Is it Australian? And being Australian isn't exactly a positive thing now is it. . .
what the hell are you on about :confused::censored:
#189311
Meh, I was trying to joke, my first point was a proper one that if it is Australian whats wrong with it calling so.

My second point was its not really a boast to call something Australian anyway.
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