corporation

Soichiro Honda has always followed the following principles and rules in his management, which have permeated every corner of the company and have become what is known as the Honda Management Model.

NIKE started in 1972 in the United States. It is a global sports goods brand. The first air cushion technology has brought a revolution to the sports industry. The brand image of the knife shaped hook is highly recognizable. Its Forrest Gump shoes and Air Max series are classic models that are popular in the market.

H&M is a Swedish clothing brand founded by Erling Persson in 1947. Today, H&M sells clothing, accessories and cosmetics in more than 1,500 shops worldwide. H&M is sweeping the streets of Europe thanks to the company's three-in-one philosophy of fashion, quality and price, as well as its aggressive expansion policy.

Microsoft is an American multinational technology enterprise, founded by Bill Gates and Paul Allen on April 4, 1975. The company is headquartered in Redmond, Washington (near Seattle), focusing on R&D, manufacturing, licensing and providing a wide range of computer software services. The most famous and best-selling products are Windows operating system and Office series software. It is the world's largest computer software provider and the leader in the development of personal computer software.

Established in 1962, audio-technica's global development team has been dedicated to the design, manufacture, marketing and distribution of audio equipment. Initially, audio-technica focused solely on the development of phonograph technology. Today, the company has been able to develop high-performance microphones, headphones, wireless systems, and even mixers and electronics for home and professional use.

The Allianz Group provides a full range of services to customers worldwide in the areas of property and liability, personal accident, life and health insurance, asset management and banking.

UPS is present in more than 220 countries and employs more than 530,000 people. 2021 UPS turnover reaches US$97.3 billion

Royal Dutch Petroleum was founded in 1890 with a special mandate from the Queen of the Netherlands, hence the name Royal Dutch Petroleum. In order to compete with Standard Oil of the United States, the largest oil company at the time, Royal Dutch Petroleum merged with the British Shell Transport and Trading Company in 1907 to form the Royal Dutch Shell Group.

Chevron manufactures petrochemicals, additives and plastics products at sites in 10 major U.S. states, as well as in Brazil, France and Japan.

Koch industries, headquartered in Kansas, USA, is the largest unlisted company in the world.