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Business Trivia With Topics About, Henry Ford, NOW Bank Accounts, NASDAQ, IBM, Hallmark cards, America's mutual funds, and More!Questions and answers about the 40-hour work week, NOW bank Accounts, IBM, Mutual Funds, Hallmark, and more. |
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Business trivia questions and answers regarding NASDAQ, IBM, Hallmark, Mutual Funds, Henry Ford, and Wall Street.Fun business trivia questions and answers. Prior to 1953, what product was advertised with the slogan, "Just
what the doctor ordered"? An illustration of what TV and movie "celebrity" appeared on the
teal-blue bottle of a unisex fragrance called Amphibia in 1995? What American industry introduced the 5-day, 40-hour work week? What was the name of the car that followed Ford's 1932 Model B,
the last in the automaker's series of cars known by letter
designations? What do the initials S.O.S. stand for in the brand of steel-wool
soap pads marketed under that name? To a Wall Streeter, what is a shark repellent? For what is the NOW in NOW bank accounts an acronym? What is the derivation of the trademark name Velcro? In the world of economics, what does the acronym Gatt represent? What do the letters represent in the over-the-counter stock
market acronym NASDAQ? What did John Matthews do with all the scrap marble he bought
from the St. Patrick's Cathedral construction site in New York City
in 1879? What famous statesman sold 18 canvases to Hallmark cards for
reproduction on greeting cards? How many years after the total assets of America's mutual funds
hit $1 billion did it take for them to reach $1 Trillion? What was megacorporation IBM known as before its name was changed
in 1924? What did the George N. Pierce Co. Manufacture before it began
producing the Pierce-Arrow and other automobiles? In the world of business, what is the meaning of the acronym IPO? For what product was the term twofers first used? What role did Mrs. P.F.E. Albee of Winchester, New
Hampshire--widow of a U.S. senator--play in American sales history?
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