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The 50 Most Innovative Companies of 2009

With the sudden reversal of the global economy, businesses are struggling not only with shrinking income and budgets, but also with seismic shifts that are upending entire industries, from autos and retail to banking and entertainment. These same forces are apparent in our latest ranking of the Most Innovative Companies. While the 2009 list includes some stalwarts in their usual top positions—namely Apple and Google—15 newcomers have joined the lineup, the biggest change since BusinessWeek and Boston Consulting Group first partnered on this proprietary survey in 2005. These include more companies headquartered outside the U.S. than in the past, such as Volkswagen, Infosys, and Telefónica.
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Amazon.com

Apple

ArcelorMittal

AT&T

Banco Santander

BMW Of North America LLC

Cisco

Daimler Chrysler

Disney

ExxonMobil

Facebook

Fiat

Ford

General Electric

Google

H.B. Fuller

Hewlett Packard

Honda

HSBC

Iberdrola

IBM

Infosys

Intel Corp.

J.P. Morgan Chase & Co.

Johnson & Johnson

Lenovo

LG Electronics

McDonald's

Microsoft

Nestle

Nike

Nintendo

Nokia

Procter & Gamble

Reliance Industries

Research In Motion

Samsung Electronics America Inc

Shell Oil

Sony Electronics, Inc

Southwest Airlines

Target

Tata Group

Telefonica

The Coca-Cola Company

Toyota Motor Sales

Verizon

Virgin Mobile

Vodafone

Volkswagen

Wal-Mart

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ArcelorMittal

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Banco Santander

No positions listed on their site

Daimler Chrysler

No U.S. jobs

Fiat

No positions listed on their site

Iberdrola

No positions listed on their site

Infosys

The career section for Infosys is consistently broken and offers little-to-no information regarding position openings.

Reliance Industries

No positions on their site

Tata Group

No jobs inside the United States

Telefonica

No positions on their site

Vodafone

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These companies are not ordered by rank, rather they are in alphabetical order. To find out their rank, go read the The 50 Most Innovative Companies of 2009