1. Which company has announced its foray into Rs.10,000 crore branded cold drinks market with the launch of T!ON, a tea and fruit based cold beverage targeted at youth? It is available in 3 flavours Mango Rush, Peach Punch and Apple Buzz.
2. According to a List of World’s 10 worst password compiled by Whatsmypass.com which is the most common password used by people on the Internet?
3. Which MNC oil company has developed a specialised low-cost fuel efficient lubricant for the much hyped 1-lakh car Tata Nano?
4. According to Forbes, who topped the list of world’s most powerful billionaires?
5. Which company bought XCEL Telecom founded by former BPL mobile chief executive Mr. Sandeep Basu, in a deal worth Rs. 700 crores?
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Saturday, April 4, 2009
Thursday, April 2, 2009
Brand Intact III
Theme : Automobiles
1. This automobile company’s founders wrote “Cars are driven by people. For this reason safety is, and must remain the guiding principle behind everything we do.” Which company’s founders are we talking about?
2. "The Whitbread Round the World Race" is a yacht race around the world, held every three years. Who is current owner of it ?
3. In 1931, this luxury automobile company was bought by Rolls-Royce secretly using a company named the British Central Equitable Trust. The true identity of the purchaser was not even know to this company until the deal was completed. The founder of this company was called “ W.O” and was previously known for his successful range of rotary aero-engines in World War I. Identify this company.
4. Who opened the trade session at the NYSE on 14 february,2002?
5. In Dan Brown's novel Angels & Demons, the members of the Swiss Guard all drive this company's sedans.It has been a part of the Fiat Group since 1986. It was founded as Società Anonima Italiana Darracq (SAID) in 1906 by the French automobile firm of Alexandre Darracq, with some Italian investors. Identify this brand mentioned in Angels & Demons.
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1. This automobile company’s founders wrote “Cars are driven by people. For this reason safety is, and must remain the guiding principle behind everything we do.” Which company’s founders are we talking about?
2. "The Whitbread Round the World Race" is a yacht race around the world, held every three years. Who is current owner of it ?
3. In 1931, this luxury automobile company was bought by Rolls-Royce secretly using a company named the British Central Equitable Trust. The true identity of the purchaser was not even know to this company until the deal was completed. The founder of this company was called “ W.O” and was previously known for his successful range of rotary aero-engines in World War I. Identify this company.
4. Who opened the trade session at the NYSE on 14 february,2002?
5. In Dan Brown's novel Angels & Demons, the members of the Swiss Guard all drive this company's sedans.It has been a part of the Fiat Group since 1986. It was founded as Società Anonima Italiana Darracq (SAID) in 1906 by the French automobile firm of Alexandre Darracq, with some Italian investors. Identify this brand mentioned in Angels & Demons.
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Tuesday, March 31, 2009
Logo Intact II
Clues :
1. Advertising
2. Consulting
3. Old Logo - Owns a stake in Loreal
4. Automobile Brand
5. Indian Financial Sector
6. Old Logo - News
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2. Consulting
3. Old Logo - Owns a stake in Loreal
4. Automobile Brand
5. Indian Financial Sector
6. Old Logo - News
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Monday, March 30, 2009
Visual Intact II
1. In which company's interview would you be asked to do so?
2. Connect these 2 gentlemen.
3.Identify the gentleman.
4. How do we know these ladies?
5. Whose headquarters?
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3.Identify the gentleman.
4. How do we know these ladies?
5. Whose headquarters?
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Alpha Intact II
Identify A - J.
1. Although ‘A’ was incorporated in the state of New York on June 16, 1911 as the ‘B’, its origins can be traced back to developments at the close of the 19th century. For example, the first dial recorder was invented by Dr. Alexander Dey in 1888, and Dey's business became one of the building blocks of ‘B’. Similarly, the Bundy Manufacturing Company was incorporated in 1889 as the first time recording company in the world, and it, too, later became a key component of ‘B’.
2. ‘C’ introduced the motto, 'D' which later became a widely known symbol of ‘A’.
3. Fortune magazine once called ‘E’ "the greatest capitalist who ever lived." ‘E’ was the chairman and chief executive officer of ‘A’ from 1956 - 71. ‘E’ remained a member of board of directors of ‘A’ until 1984, taking time out from 1979 to 1981 to serve as U.S. Ambassador to the Soviet Union.
5. ‘A’ has often been described as having a sales-centric or a sales-oriented business culture. The current CEO, ‘F’, for example, joined the company as a salesman and, unusual for CEOs of major corporations, has no MBA or postgraduate qualification.
6. ‘A’ has been nicknamed ‘G’ (for its official corporate color) and ‘H’ is their corporate anthem.
7. ‘I’ is largely credited with turning around fortunes of ‘A’. In his memoir, Who Says Elephants Can't Dance?, ‘I’ describes his arrival at the company in April 1993, when an active plan was in place to disaggregate the company.
8. In 2002, ‘A’ sold its hard disk operations was to ‘J’.
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1. Although ‘A’ was incorporated in the state of New York on June 16, 1911 as the ‘B’, its origins can be traced back to developments at the close of the 19th century. For example, the first dial recorder was invented by Dr. Alexander Dey in 1888, and Dey's business became one of the building blocks of ‘B’. Similarly, the Bundy Manufacturing Company was incorporated in 1889 as the first time recording company in the world, and it, too, later became a key component of ‘B’.
2. ‘C’ introduced the motto, 'D' which later became a widely known symbol of ‘A’.
3. Fortune magazine once called ‘E’ "the greatest capitalist who ever lived." ‘E’ was the chairman and chief executive officer of ‘A’ from 1956 - 71. ‘E’ remained a member of board of directors of ‘A’ until 1984, taking time out from 1979 to 1981 to serve as U.S. Ambassador to the Soviet Union.
5. ‘A’ has often been described as having a sales-centric or a sales-oriented business culture. The current CEO, ‘F’, for example, joined the company as a salesman and, unusual for CEOs of major corporations, has no MBA or postgraduate qualification.
6. ‘A’ has been nicknamed ‘G’ (for its official corporate color) and ‘H’ is their corporate anthem.
7. ‘I’ is largely credited with turning around fortunes of ‘A’. In his memoir, Who Says Elephants Can't Dance?, ‘I’ describes his arrival at the company in April 1993, when an active plan was in place to disaggregate the company.
8. In 2002, ‘A’ sold its hard disk operations was to ‘J’.
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