Answers to the Strategist quiz (#511)

Business Standard

Answers to the Strategist quiz (#512)

Answers to The Strategist Quiz (#513)

logo

Answers to The Strategist Quiz (#514)

Answers to The Strategist Quiz (#515)

Answers to The Strategist Quiz (#516)

Answers to The Strategist Quiz (#517)

Answers to The Strategist Quiz (#518)

Answers to The Strategist Quiz (#519)

Answers to the Strategist quiz (#520)

Answers to the Strategist quiz (#522)

Answers to the Strategist quiz (#523)

Answers to the Strategist quiz (#524)

Answers to the Strategist quiz (#525)

Answers to the Strategist quiz (#526)

The Strategist Quiz (#462)

Cisco. It bought these companies that were competing with its routers by selling switch technology Tantalum from Tantalus, who was a Greek mythological figure, most famous for his eternal punishment in Tartarus Kishore Biyani in the 1980s, before he started his first standalone store called Patloon and not Pantaloons Google. A platform for high-quality mobile virtual reality JRD Tata to Naresh Goyal of Jet Airways when he was invited to receive the airline's first two aircraft Meerut A Parsi gentleman by the name of Wadia set up Raymond's in 1925 and was known as Wadia Woollen Mills. Later it changed its name when ED Sassoon bought it over Pillows George Eastman. He wrote these lines on a yellow lined piece of paper and committed suicide in March 1932 Tayto Potato crisps/chips from Ireland. Founded by Joe "Spud" Murphy, the company produced the world's first flavoured chips: cheese and onion, barbecue, and salt and vinegarThere were 4 correct entries to quiz No 462. Bhawana Sharma fro

Answers to the Strategist quiz (#462)

The Strategist Quiz (#483)

Chanel Macintosh. Steve Jobs said this during an interview with PBS in 1996 Samuel Ryder and the Ryder Cup, a golf tournament played between Europe and the US. Initially it was the UK vs the US. He was the first sponsor who donated the golden trophy for the tournament that began in 1927 American outdoor product company The North Face The Amul Girl topical campaigns began in March 1966. The phrase used here was Thoroughbread The island of Curaçao and the Blue Curaçao liqueur. The liqueur is extracted from the peel of the laraha citrus fruit developed from the Valencia orange transplanted and grown by Spanish explorers. It is understood that the Portuguese sailors cured themselves after eating this fruit and hence called it ilha da Curaçao (Island of Healing) A Taser or conducted electrical weapon is an electroshock weapon sold by Taser International Silver bullet MRF Limited. It has touched Rs 53,000 in the recent past The Russian oil company Rosneft which recently bought Essar OilT

Answers to the Strategist quiz (#483)

The Strategist Quiz (#482)

Hippalus, a Greek navigator and merchant credited with discovering the direct route from the Red Sea to India over the Indian Ocean by plotting the sea's scheme and the location of trade ports along India's coast. He discovered the south-west monsoon wind, also called Hippalus. A crater on the moon is named after him Cigarettes Countline Flying cash. The Tang (dynasty) government, considering the trouble of shipping cash to distant areas where government purchases were made, paid local merchants with money certificates made in paper and prone to fly away Nikola Tesla Maria Sharapova (Homestead) and Zinedine Zidane (Kanakia Builders) Males are generally called empty suits and female execs hollow bunnies Swarovski Victor Mills - a chemical engineer for Procter & Gamble Co credited with creating modern disposable diapers and the Pampers brand, production improvements for Ivory soap and Duncan Hines cake mix, and the production concept for Pringles Authentic Brands Group. It owns cons

Answers to the Strategist quiz (#482)

The Strategist Quiz (#481)

Johannes George Pasold established a knitting and weaving business in Fleissen, Czechoslovakia, in the late 18th Century. The name "Ladybird" was bought by his son Adolf Pasold for £5 from the Klinger Manufacturing Co, UK. According to legend, the founder had seen a ladybird in a dream when first starting the family firm. In 1938, they invented the Ruderleibchen, which became famous under the English name, the "T" Shirt. Ladybird is now owned by Shop Direct UK Amazon's Prime Now French perfumer François Coty.The perfume was named La Rose Jacqueminot. The company he founded in 1904 is now Coty, Inc. Burner. The application's name is a reference to so-called "burner phones", prepaid mobile phones that are replaced frequently DarkComet The Foster Grant sunglasses. Inexpensive mass-produced sunglasses made from celluloid by Sam Foster in 1929 The isotype method shows social, technological, biological, historical connections in pictorial form Pankaj and Radhika Oswal Louis Philippe from

Answers to the Strategist quiz (#481)

The Strategist Quiz (#479)

They all used chronometers and watches made by John Arnold who set up his watch business in 1764. The brand is now known as Arnold & Son Alexander Newell and bottled beer Essel (Zee) Group's WION. It stands for "World is One News", inspired by the motto, vasudhaiva kutumbakam The Armed Forces Special Powers Ordinance of 1942 was promulgated by the British on August 15, 1942, to suppress the Quit India Movement. It is now called the Armed Forces (Special Powers) Acts (AFSPA), ratified by Parliament that grant special powers to the armed forces in what each Act terms "disturbed areas" Employees of Indian Oil Corporation The airport in Columbus Ohio is named after astronaut John Glenn. Blue Origin's rocket is also named after Glenn. It is called the New Glenn Different kind of taxes levied in the history of Great Britain Death from over working, due to heart attack, stroke, stress and starvation Danone. Daniel was the son of Isaac Carasso, the founder  The United Nations Virtual Real

Answers to the Strategist quiz (#479)

The Strategist Quiz (#477)

Owen Maclaren. In 1965 inspired by the birth of his granddaughter, Maclaren changed modern parenting by inventing the first umbrella-fold baby buggy The rock band Thirty Seconds to Mars. After nearly a year of the lawsuit battle it had with Virgin Records the case had been settled based on a contract case involving actress Olivia de Havilland Amadeo Pietro Giannini, founder of the Bank of Italy in San Francisco. It went on to become Bank of America Avocados. Guacamole is the most popular dip that is made during the week leading to the Big Game during the Super Bowl All are subjects being covered by Kraken Opus, the premium outsized Luxury book publishing firm owned by an ex-Goldman Sachs banker. Sachin's book created a furore Bisleri in Mumbai The pop corn industry Beer brand Carling has launched a connected device promising a one-touch solution for online shopping, enabling drinkers to order drinks from their fridge with a 'Beer Button' Both went public in 1947 Arch Motorcycle compan

Answers to the Strategist quiz (#477)

- Find Specials News, Features, Analysis and more at Business Standard. Full coverage of Goafest 2014

Goafest - Business Standard

Page 83 - Supplements