- One of this brand’s print ads featured a four-armed, scantily clad woman wearing gold clothing, accompanied by the headline, “There is a Goddess.” The company that owns the brand was accused by a group called the American Hindus Against Defamation of tarnishing the image of the Hindu god Shiva. Name the brand.
- Which company’s first Indian factories were set up in Mocama and Digha, Patna in Bihar?
- What is common to these names — Jolt, ok, Mr, XL, Shasta and Kitty?
- The founder of this company came up with its name while he was with his mother at her kitchen table using an anagram set. He initially worked as a bank clerk in the late 1870s. Name him and his company.
- Which company’s strategy of operating retirement homes failed despite assuming that its culture of caring qualified it to operate them? It wrote off $545 million against this diversification.
- This US-based company survived World War I by building phonograph cases, dressers, counters and furniture for a confectioner’s store and a corset company. It is the largest exporter in the US in terms of sales. Name it.
- Identify this brand whose jingle’s first note is an assortment of 20 sounds, including a tambourine, an anvil, an electric spark and a hammer hitting a pipe. The four other notes are a mix of xylophone, marimba, bells and other sounds. Every five minutes, the jingle is heard in a commercial somewhere in the world.
- What is so special about a bar called Route 69 in a Latin American country?
- Name the first actress to have a perfume named after her posthumously.
- Identify the company (logo below ) whose largest-of-its-kind product is linked to the royalty of a particular country.
Ten all-correct entries will receive a copy of Gopichand Katragadda’s S.M.A.S.H Innovation: Smashing The Hand-Mind-Market Barrier, published by Wiley India (books courtesy: Wiley India). One lucky winner will also receive a cheque for Rs 2,000. Send your entries to strategist@bsmail.in. All entries must carry the postal address of the contestant. Last date for receiving entries: 16 September. Previous winners, employees of Business Standard and Wiley India and their families are not eligible to participate. |