Flashback Tata Crucible Quiz Part 25

 

   1- Which brand means “by means of gifts” in Greek? 

   2-Two brothers named Satyanaryana and KV Rathnam from Rajahmundry owned a company named KV Rathnam and Co. that specialized in making dyes for gold coins. They met Gandhi Ji in 1921 and he advised them to start producing utility items for the average person and that resulted in the creation of this business that had customers like Nehru, Dr. Radhakrishnan to even Comrade Kruschev. What is the product? 

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Flashback Tata Crucible Quiz Part 24

·    Connect- Esso, On the run, Speedpass. 

·   Founded by Joel M Stern and John Shiley, it is a revolution in the way companies were valued and measured. It is also an important tool for deciding employee compensation packages. What did these two give the world? 

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Flashback Tata Crucible Quiz Part 23

• The corporation’s emblem tend to project the firm’s determination to become a world leader, it’s bluish color suggests stability in an intimate feeling of warmth. The elliptic shape symbolizes movement through space combining an image of innovation and change. The partial letter S and letter G break out the oval to connect the interior with the exterior, showing desire to become a world leader. Whose logo is this?

• DG Khan, Dewan, Lucky, Fauji and Maple Leaf are some of the major brands in Pakistan in this product range. What is the product?

Flashback Tata Crucible Quiz Part 22

• Hallmark was named for its founder Joyce C Hall. The company would have probably been as also-ran and the greeting-card industry itself would have been a fringe industry but for an innovation that Hallmark brought to the industry. The innovation has to do with the way greeting cards are sold. What is the innovation?

• Ernest Mahler developed it, of 1918 Kotex fame, from cellucotton, and was introduced under the name Celluwipes. How do we know it now?

Flashback Tata Crucible Quiz Part 21

1. Made in Britain in the early part of the 19th century, the name is derived from its similarity to a building stone that was quarried on the Isle of Portland in Dorset, England. It is considered to originate from Joseph Aspdin, a British bricklayer from Leeds. It was one of his employees - Isaac Johnson, who developed the production technique, which resulted in a product with a higher compressive strength. This process was patented in 1824.

2. Which fashion designer named her most famous design after her favourite brand of car? She predicted that pubic hair would be a great fashion accessory.

3. Connect- bhagvad gita cover, Rabindranath tagore, sri lanka and Nepal flags and sangam movie song.

Flashback Tata Crucible Quiz Part 20

- Also known as a "label" or "house" this Italian fashion company was founded in 1915 by Mario ____. In 1978, Mario's granddaughter MIuccia took charge and subsequently spearheaded the company into haute couture? Identify it.

- Professor Jerome McCarthy coined this term, which breaks down into four separate parts: product, price, place and promotion. What are we talking about?

- Kruger beer in 1935 made a packaging innovation. What?

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Flashback Tata Crucible Quiz Part 19

- County Chemicals at the Chemico Works in Bradford Street, Birmingham, England created which famous brand in 1929?

- The company introduced its product under brands like Pyaar, Dulaar and Sanskaar. But subsequently, it had decided to stop marketing its products in the branded packet form. Which company?

- This company is a manufacturer of high performance sports cars started in the Italian village of Sant'Agata Bolognese, near Bologna. The company was founded in 1963, by Ferruccio, as a spin-off of his very successful tractor factory. Identify?

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Flashback Tata Crucible Quiz Part 18

- Jeff Johnson, a runner and anthropology major at Stanford and Steve Perfontaine, an Oregon runner were part of the early history in terms of signing contracts with which brand?

- Which organization didia British lawyer named Peter Benenson and Eric Baker found in 1961?

- The HP Garage Program is dedicated to assisting _________ with their time to market, preserving capital and preparing for new business models. Fill up the blank.

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Flashback Tata Crucible Quiz Part 17

- The Invention of which variety of apparel is credited to, Henry Lumsden, a Lieutenant in the British Army in India?

- "You will wonder where the yellow went". This is a famous 1956 campaign for which brand?

- This organization originated from a force of Special agents created on July 26, 1908 by Attorney General Charles Bonaparte during the presidency of Theodore Roosevelt. At first it was named the Bureau of Investigation. How do we know it today?

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Flashback Tata Crucible Quiz Part 16

- Until 1925, Ford sold only in one colour. Which colour?

- Yataro Iwasaki, the son of a provincial farmer, started this company. Its logo originated with the symbol of the ship's flag which the company's forefather, Tsukumo Shokai, adopted when it started the shipping business. Name the company.

- How do we better know an organization called the Istituto per le Opere di Religione (IOR) or Institute for Religious Works?

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Flashback Tata Crucible Quiz Part 15

- What does the Cushman & Wakefield Index measure?

- Which famous coffee house was founded in 1971 named after Moby Dick's first mate?

- His magnum opus the General Theory of Employment, Interest and Money challenged the economic paradigm when published in 1936. who?

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Flashback Tata Crucible Quiz Part 14

- In HR lingo, which term is used to describe an employee who quits a company and takes up another job but later returns to his previous company?


- V Rajagopal, a police officer in Uttar Pradesh, returned to Chennai and started a garment exports division in 1989, Celebrity fashions. Within a few years, Celebrity was supplying to brands like Diesel, Marlboro, Timberland and Nautica. When the company touched the Rs 100 crore marks, he decided it was time to create an Indian brand with international standards. The brand was thus born in 2000. Which brand?


- Name the only company to be part of the Dow Jones Index at its inception and still part of it.

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Flashback Tata Crucible Quiz Part 13

- This location is named after the one-time headquarters of The New York Times, and is a neighborhood in the borough of Manhattan, New York City, which centers on 42nd Street and Broadway. Identify?

- Renowned Swiss designer Laurent Rufenacht and design advisor Michael Foley created this product for launch in February 2006. The product is deemed as the first of its kind by any Indian manufacturer. What product/brand are we talking about?

- The name of X derives from the fact that during the 17th century, it formed the northern boundary of the New Amsterdam settlement. X was ostensibly meant as a defense against attack from Lenape Indians, New England colonists, and the British, but it was actually used to keep the colony’s black slaves from escaping. X was dismantled by the British in 1699. What is X?


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Flashback Tata Crucible Quiz Part 12

- The first product, the iron plough, was originally intended as an essential aid to agriculture, the plough soon became an icon of reform and revolution. Started by Laxmanrao in the early 1900’s which group is this?

- Two words come together to form the brand name Camlin. One of them is camel, which was chosen as a symbol due to its capacity to endure long periods of difficulty in the trips across deserts. What is the other word?

- This product of everyday use was registered as a trade name by English wholesaler Carless, Capel & Leonard in early 1890’s. Identify?

Flashback Tata Crucible Quiz Part 11

- As a child, this british entrepreneur made his money growing Christmas trees, and left school at 16 to start a magazine, ‘Student’, which attracted many contributors, at the age of 19 he set up his mail order business and the rest as they is history. Who?

- Name the casual footwear brand, a division of Wolverine Worldwide was started to develop a practical method of pigskin tanning for the US military.

- Paws Inc., a privately held company founded in 1981 by cartoonist Jim Davis, and located in rural Indiana has the copyrights, creative and business license for all merchandise of which famous cartoon character?

Flashback Tata Crucible Quiz Part 10

- Which famous brand was founded in 1932 when George Blaisdell decided to create a lighter that would look good and be easy to use?

- What term is used to describe an employee internal to an organization who exhibits entrepreneurial behavior contributing to business growth?

- This brand was founded by Viju Mahtaney and Rajan Mudaliar; the brand’s logo actually a stylist version of the Greek letter phi. Currently, Raymond’s own it. Which brand is being referred here?

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1. What does the difference between the total utility derived from the consumption of a good and the amount of money actually paid for it is called as?

2. Which company has “Mission 2018 “, for developing junior tennis and creating an Indian world champ by year 2018?

3. This term refers to the marketing effects or outcomes that accrue to a product with its brand name compared with those that would accrue if the same product did not have the brand name