- Which country was the start-up hotel company OYO founded in?
- Jack Welch was the famous CEO of which company from 1981 to 2001?
- What is the name of the car company founded and run by Elon Musk?
- Which country’s stock exchange performance is tracked by the DAX index?
- Name either of the founders of Google.
- The oldest company in the world is thought to be Keiunkan, a business in Yamanashi prefecture, Japan. What kind of business is it?
- Meng Wanzhou is a Chinese businesswoman who hit the news after she was arrested in Canada for allegedly breaching US sanctions on trade with Iran. Which company’s CFO does she serve as?
- Which multinational consumer goods company owns the ice-cream brand Ben and Jerry’s?
- In one of the worst business decisions in history, Ronald Wayne sold his 10% stake in a fledgling technology company after 12 days for USD 2,300. What company?
- In financial analysis, what do the letters PE stand for in PE ratio?
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- Which country was the start-up hotel company OYO founded in?
A: India - Jack Welch was the famous CEO of which company from 1981 to 2001?
A: General Electric - What is the name of the car company founded and run by Elon Musk?
A: Tesla - Which country’s stock exchange performance is tracked by the DAX index?
A: Germany - Name either of the founders of Google.
A: Larry Page or Sergey Brin - The oldest company in the world is thought to be Keiunkan, a business in Yamanashi prefecture, Japan. What kind of business is it?
A: An inn or hotel - Meng Wanzhou is a Chinese businesswoman who hit the news after she was arrested in Canada for allegedly breaching US sanctions on trade with Iran. Which company’s CFO does she serve as?
A: Huawei - Which multinational consumer goods company owns the ice-cream brand Ben and Jerry’s?
A: Unilever - In one of the worst business decisions in history, Ronald Wayne sold his 10% stake in a fledgling technology company after 12 days for USD 2,300. What company?
A: Apple - In financial analysis, what do the letters PE stand for in PE ratio?
A: Price to Earnings