Headquartered in New York City, USA." "82. Steve Jobs (born 1955): CEO of Apple computer company. He is one of the most influential people in the computer industry." "83. Jeff Bezos (born 1964): Is the founder, CEO and chairman of the board of directors of the website amazon.com." "84. Michael Dell (born 1965): Founder and CEO of Dell Computer Corporation." "85. WLGore: Private company specializing in the production of products made from fluoro-polymers, headquartered in the state of Delaware, USA." "86. Levi Strauss: Private clothing company world famous for its Levi jeans brand." "87. Blacker & Decker: A company specializing in designing and importing electrical tools and accessories, home improvement tools and technological locking systems, headquartered in Maryland, USA." "88. Costco: Largest membership-based wholesale grocery chain in the US." "89. Zagat's: Website reviews and ranks restaurants in the US." "90. Nielsen BASES: A service from market research company Nielsen that helps clients achieve the growth they need through successful product innovation." "91. Ernst & Young: One of the world's largest professional services firms headquartered in London, England." "92. Charles Shaw: High-end, reasonably priced wine brand now owned by Bronco liquor company. A bottle of wine costs $1.99, so it's also called a Two-Buck Chuck." "93. Trader Joe's: Private grocery store chain, headquartered in California, USA." "94US Senate." "98. Franchise: Commercial activity in which the franchisor allows and requires the franchisee to personally conduct the purchase and sale of goods and provision of services under certain conditions." "99. Curves: A fitness and weight loss center designed specifically for women co-founded by Gary and Diane Heavin in 1995." "100. Andrea Bocelli (born 1958): Italian male singer famous for his tenor voice. He was born with an eye defect, and was completely blind at the age of 12 due to an accident. Since beginning his career in 1994 with his debut album Il mare calmo della sera, he has had more than a dozen pop and classical albums." "101. Soft sell: