- This Indian entrepreneur hit upon the idea to start a low-cost airline when he was travelling from Johannesburg to Cape Town in a flight operated by Kalula.com. Who is he?
- Which company uses the lines “We’re consultants, we’re motivators, we’re educators and we’re leaders. We’re thinkers. We’re inventors. We’re doers”?
- This ergonomic chair became an unintended symbol of the rise and fall of the dotcom industry in the late 1990s. However, its breakthrough design has gained it a spot in the New York Museum of Modern Art’s permanent collection. The brand is also sold in India. Identify it.
- What is being referred to when these names are mentioned: Fay, Bennet, Mughal, Cole, Niagara, Daisy, Standard and Owl?
- The first chapter in one of Salman Rushdie’s book is titled after a famous toothpaste brand introduced in the early 1900s and was acquired by Colgate-Palmolive in the mid-1990s.
- Which company launched the 211 initiative in India to improve its customer service?
- What was the result when two Cambridge-based computer engineers fixed a camera in front of a coffee-making machine in order to help them check if there was any coffee in the pot before making the long trek to the pantry?
- Link these tag lines to a company: Shape your World, the smarter race, Let’s go, Stop@nothing.
- Name the whistle-blower who during the 1950s was responsible for exposing a private insurance company which was siphoning cash. This eventually led to the nationalisation of the insurance industry in India.
- Identify the business group represented by this l
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