Ten Companies in Ten Years

Minyanville Staff  Dec 03, 2008 3:06 pm

Ten Companies in Ten Years
 
We fast forward to 2018 to reveal what could be in store for America's best-known businesses.
 

 

Every wonder what'll be rolling of Apple's assembly line in 10 years? Or how tough times may bring about drastic change at General Motors - and what that change might look like? People are always musing about their own future, but rarely do they stop to consider the fate of the brands they interact with every day.

Using a little creative license, we fast forward to 2018 to reveal what could be in store for some of America's best-known businesses. Click on the company logos to read the predictions.



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