A Big Brand and IPO Forecast and an Apple Company Review in January's Issue of Business Review USA
Business Review USA's January issues discusses big brands posed to do well in 2011, young companies being publicly traded this quarter, Twitter marketing gurus, and why Apple can charge more for their iMacs and other products.

SAN DIEGO, CA, January 14, 2011 /24-7PressRelease/ -- Business Review USA, the top digital media source for American business news, discusses what big brands are posed to do well in the New Year, which young companies will be publicly traded this quarter, which marketing gurus are making a name for themselves on Twitter, and why Apple can get away with charging more for their iMacs and other products.

The January cover story speaks takes a look at which top brands have maintained their position at the top as far as size and scope and find out what these billion dollar companies are doing to reach customers, target stakeholders, and stay ahead of the business management game by offering their products and services to the world. The Top 10 Biggest Brands

From Toys 'R Us to emerging pharmaceutical companies, we take a look at which companies are off to market to become publicly traded. US IPOs: Which Young Companies are Looking to Become Publicly Traded

Marketing experts are taking their voices to Twitter and we check out which gurus are creating a loyal follower base to their tweets. America's Marketing Gurus

Lastly, we attempt to figure out why consumers are so willing to spend the extra cash on a MacBook, rather than settle for a ho-hum PC. Comparing Apple to the Rest of the World

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