Which Country’s farmers want the word 'Coca' dropped by the United States soft drink company, arguing that the potent shrub belongs to the cultural heritage of this Andean nation, where the coca leaf infuses everyday life and is sacred to many
Farmers demanded that Coca-Cola drop the "coca" from its name to "dignify"
the "bioenergetic" leaf that provides the main ingredient in cocaine.
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1. Joking about his designation X said “Well, I wanted to be called an Archduke or something, but then the folks at Google told me that the last Archduke was assassinated in the early twentieth century and that started the First World War. So therefore I dropped that demand and decided that --- would do just fine. Identify X and his designation at Google
2. The first group of 100 passengers in which plane are known as 'The Founders'
3. Identify the woman. Referred to(behind her back) as the 'Witch of Wall Street' She was known for two things: her ability to make money and her inability to spend it.
4. X Started a stock broking outfit after his retirement from Test Cricket. His main business now is stadium lighting systems and hiring out cameras and lights to Television software producers including news channels. Identify X
5. Which company introduced “Higher Standards” slogan after the aftermath of Enron and wave of Wall Street scandals.
6. Which term in US refers to ATM’s run by non banking entities?
7. Which company devised its proprietary Living Standards Measurement Index (LSM) as an alternative to Socio Economic Classification (SEC)?
8. The worlds first branded Emoticon :-{) was introduced by which company through this print campaign. The 360 degree campaign includes pages on social networking websites such as Beyonce, David Beckham and few youtube videos
9. Which famous company was founded by 2 rail road operators, a physician, a meat market operator and an attorney in 1902. The company could not afford to pay its presidents a salary during there first 11 years
10. Which famous brand of cigarettes name was inspired by the fabled California Gold Rush
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2. The first group of 100 passengers in which plane are known as 'The Founders'
3. Identify the woman. Referred to(behind her back) as the 'Witch of Wall Street' She was known for two things: her ability to make money and her inability to spend it.
4. X Started a stock broking outfit after his retirement from Test Cricket. His main business now is stadium lighting systems and hiring out cameras and lights to Television software producers including news channels. Identify X
5. Which company introduced “Higher Standards” slogan after the aftermath of Enron and wave of Wall Street scandals.
6. Which term in US refers to ATM’s run by non banking entities?
7. Which company devised its proprietary Living Standards Measurement Index (LSM) as an alternative to Socio Economic Classification (SEC)?
8. The worlds first branded Emoticon :-{) was introduced by which company through this print campaign. The 360 degree campaign includes pages on social networking websites such as Beyonce, David Beckham and few youtube videos
9. Which famous company was founded by 2 rail road operators, a physician, a meat market operator and an attorney in 1902. The company could not afford to pay its presidents a salary during there first 11 years
10. Which famous brand of cigarettes name was inspired by the fabled California Gold Rush
Send in your answers to praneeth82@gmail.com.Answers to only those who participate
coke mentos experiemnt
The most important commercial content of 2006 was created by a juggler named Fritz Grobe and lawyer Stephen Voltz, and distributed on a website called Revver. Named as "The Diet Coke & Mentos Experiment it got about 40 lakhs+ views and $100 million of exposure for, free. Coca-Cola decided to incorporate the videos, and other user-generated footage, into its website.The 2 guys have earned more than $28,000 from ad spots in the first 2 months .More videos available at eepybird.
My fav video -
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March 07, 2007
Peanut Butter Manifesto
In his now-infamous "Peanut Butter Manifesto," leaked in November, senior vice-president Brad Garlinghouse criticized Yahoo!'s lack of focus, but poured out his passion for the portal. BTW Yahoo offered to buy Google for roughly $3 billion in 2002, now google is a cool $147 billion company more at wired
March 02, 2007
Robert Bigelow
Robert Bigelow in 1995, founded the now defunct National Institute for Discovery Science to investigate paranormal activity and alien abductions, principally because his grandparents claimed to have had a close encounter with a UFO (Unidentified Flying Objects). He also owns Bigelow Aerospace the only private company with a spacecraft currently in orbit, the Genesis I.
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