"Richest company in the Globe."

The original Apple, Inc. logo, which featured Issac Newton sitting next to a tree, only lasted a year and was replaced in 1976.

The rainbow apple was Apple, Inc’s logo for over 22 years until Steve Jobs changed to a monochromatic look when returning to the company in 1998.

Apple, Inc’s current logo. Apple uses multiple variations of their monochromatic apple, also using black, white and gray.
The top richest company in the world should come as no surprise. Apple Inc., which gave us the MacBook, the iPad, the iPhone, the iPod and quite a few other pieces of technology that people literally camp outside of stores to get their hands on, is arguably the most recognizable brand in the world.

And so is their logo. While the original logo that the company launched with in the mid-70’s was a little… strange (it had Issac Newton sitting next to a tree. Seriously.), they switched to their iconic apple imagery in 1976.

And while the company has made minor changes in terms of color and finish, the logo has remained intact for the last 30 plus years. What works about the Apple, Inc. logo is that when you see it, you immediately think Apple products. There’s no confusion about what you’re getting or what they’re dishing out. And that, my friends, is just one of the many reasons why Apple is the richest company on the globe.