Quiz 12 - Oscars

Hi !

Sorry about the hiatus. Wanted a break after Biz Wizards.
Time for a theme now. This one's from the Oscars - 10 visuals.

1. For the early part of its history, the man in the picture below was associated with the Academy Awards. Identify.


2. What distinction does this woman hold at the Academy Awards ?


3. This was very unique as far as acceptance speeches are concerned. Name the actor.


4. Identify.

5. Roberto Benigni (seen below) was the second person to direct himself to an Academy Award for Best Actor for 'Life is Beautiful'. Who was the first ?

6. What distinction does this actor hold in the history of the Academy Awards ?

7. Identify the person whose face has been edited out of the picture.

8. What is this actor's claim to fame in the history of Academy Awards?

9. Name the missing film.

10. Identify the actor.

(His was the first instance of this happening that took place in this year's ceremony too)

Have fun !

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Biz Wizards - Quark 2009 : Prelims (Non-Visual Answers)

1. The company is 23AndMe (a personal genomics and biotechnology company) and it enables consumers to understand their own genetic information.

2. Starbuck (passage from Moby Dick)


3. Patent Pool

4. 1. Lee (not Levi's)

2. flixter.com

3. Reddy Laboratories

4. UPS


5. Made in Japan (Akio Morita)


6. Volvo

7. The verb "gazump" means to refuse to formalise a property sale agreement at the last minute in order to accept a higher offer.

8. Harley Davidson

9. Samsung

10. Universal Pictures

11. Fictional companies (Tyrell - Blade Runner, Morley Cigarettes - QT films & X-Files, InGen - Jurassic Park, Milliways - the restaurant at the end of the universe in the Hitchhikers' novels, Universal Exports - the company OO7 claims to represent when undercover)


12. id Software

13. Camay

14. Zyklon-B

15. Hang Seng

16. Reva

17. Arthur Charles Nielsen (AC Nielsen)


18. Berkshire Hathaway

Biz Wizards - Quark 2009 : Prelims (Non-Visual)

1. Sergey Brin along with Larry Page started Google Inc. Sergey Brin’s wife Anne Wojcicki along with Linda Avey founded a company X in which Google has invested 3.9 billion dollars. “If Google wants to really organize world information, it needs to consider what X is purporting to sell” was how a business analyst explained the investment. What product / service does X offer?

2. "I will have no man in my boat," said _______, "who is not afraid of a whale." By this, he seemed to mean, not only that the most reliable and useful courage was that which arises from the fair estimation of the encountered peril, but that an utterly fearless man is a far more dangerous comrade than a coward.
Fill in the blank.

3. Isaac Merritt Singer has been popularly associated with the sewing machine. He didn’t invent it though. By the time he’d perfected a prototype in 1850, it had been invented 4 times. In 1856, manufacturers Grover, Baker, Wheeler, Wilson and Singer, each accusing the other of patent infringement met in New York, to pursue their suits. Something unique came out of this meeting and for the first time too. What was it?

4. Taglines. Give the names of the corporates with whom the following slogans / taglines are associated.

1. The Jeans That Built America –
2. Stop watching bad movies. –
3. Life. Research. Hope. –
4. What can Brown do for you? –

5. This entrepreneur wrote two books. One was 'Never Mind School Records', in which he stressed that school records were not important in one's success or ability to do business. Name the other book.

6. This yacht race founded as the Whitbread Round the World Race in 1972 is held once in three years. The 10th edition of the race is being held between October 4, 2008 and June 27, 2009. Currently, who is the owner and official sponsor of this race?

7. In property sale jargon, what does ‘gazumping’ mean?

8. Which company’s NYSE ticker symbol is HOG?

9. Which company’s engineering and construction wing has to its credit, the Taipei 101, Taipei and the Petronas Towers, Kuala Lampur, and is currently working on the Burj-al-Arab, Dubai?

10. A history of M & As.
· 1912 – Formed when Carl Laemmle’s Independent Motion Picture Company merged with eight other smaller companies.
· Independent until 1946 – It merged with International Pictures.
· 1952 – Purchased by Decca Records.
· 1962 – Decca Records purchased by MCA (Music Corporation of America)
· 1990 – Matsuhita (now Panasonic) acquires MCA.
· 1995 – Seagram buys it from Matsuhita.
· 2000 – Vivendi acquires Seagram.
· 2004 – General Electric acquires it from Vivendi and merges it with NBC.
Which company’s history is being summed up above?

11. What is common to Tyrell Corporation, Morley Cigarettes, InGen, Milliways and Universal Exports?

12. Which company has to its credit the creation of the Wolfenstein 3D, Doom and Quake game franchises?

13. Which of the following is not a Unilever brand?
a) Brut
b) Camay
c) Lipton
d) Dove

14. Bayer is the 3rd largest pharmaceutical company in the world owing entirely to the sales of aspirin, a drug it has patented. For a brief period in its history, it was part of a larger conglomerate called IG Farben, formed from a merger of 6 companies (which included Bayer). What was the most famous (or should we say infamous) product made by IG Farben?

15. If it’s Nikkei for Tokyo and KOSPI for Seoul, what is it for Hong Kong?

16. In the United Kingdom, it is marketed as the ‘G-Wiz I’. How do we know it in India?

17. Of Danish origin, this American founded his eponymous company in 1923. He inaugurated a National Radio Index for broadcasters and advertisers in 1942. He was a member of the Sigma-Phi Society and won the U.S. Father and Son Doubles title in Tennis in 1946 and 1948. He was inducted into the International Hall of Tennis fame in 1971. He was an alumnus of the University of Wisconsin-Madison to which he later made a donation to create a full-time MBA specializing in marketing research. This happens to be the only full-time marketing research program in the United States. During his lifetime, he was at the forefront of the advance of this field. Who is the person in question?

18. Which company’s annual shareholder’s meetings have been dubbed as ‘Woodstock for Capitalists’?

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Long Visual Connect

This round had 16 sets of visuals related to the answer in different ways. The sets got easier from the 1st to the 16th visual.

The connect was APPLE.

Gil Amileo & John Sculley - Jobs departure from and return to Apple

Steve Jobs replaced Amileo when he returned to Apple in the 90s. Sculley ousted him in the power struggle of the 80s which caused Jobs to leave and start NeXT.

John Wiley & Sons have been banned from Apple Stores for publishing an unauthorized biography of Jobs called iCon. The Humane Interface was penned by Jef Raskin, the man behind the Macintosh. It discusses topics like Cognetics, Human-Computer Interfaces etc.

Kane Kramer & Tony Fadell - iPod

Kramer invented the digital audio player in 1979 from which the Apple iPod drew a lot. Fadell headed the team that invented the iPod.

Neil Aspinall and The Beatles

Aspinall was the manager of Apple Records, the records company of the Beatles after they split with EMI. There is a yet-to-be-resolved trademark dispute between Apple Inc. & Apple Records.

Ronald Wayne & Paul Rand - logo designers

Wayne is often referred to as the 'third founder' of Apple and designed the original logo featuring Newton. Paul Rand designed the NeXT logo.

Jeff Goldblum, Jerry Seinfeld & Richard Dreyfuss - Apple Ads

Lisa Jobs, Carl Sagan & Charles Darwin - People after whom Apple products are named

Lisa was the first Apple PC. Carl Sagan is the name of one of their processors (Sagan detested this and fought a case in court). Darwin is the name of the iPhone processor.

Eric Schmidt & Al Gore - Apple Board of Directors

Schmidt, in addition to being CEO of Google Inc. is also on the board of Apple. So is Gore.

Big Cats - Puma, Jaguar, Panther, Tiger, Snow Leopard, Leopard, Cheetah - Codenames of MAC OSes


Ridley Scott & '1984' movie - Apple Ad in 1984
Scott directed the famous 1984 Apple ad based on Orwell's 1984. IBM was supposed to be 'Big Brother' in the ad.

Logos of Apple software - Safari broswer, XSAN (file storage system), Aperture (photo editor)

Nolan Bushnell & Breakout

Bushnell started Atari. Before founding Apple, Jobs & Wozniak used to make games for Atari. Wozniak created 'Breakout' (now Pinball) during the period.

2001 : A Space Odyssey & Mighty Mouse - Sources of Apple product names

iPod comes from the line in the '2001 ...' - "Open the pod bay doors, HAL'. Mighty Mouse (the name of the Apple mouse) is licensed from the popular cartoon character.

Isaac Newton & Alan Turing

The Apple logos make reference to these two. The first one features Newton. The second one has a chunk bitten out in reference to Turing who committed suicide by eating a poisoned Apple.

NeXT & Pixar - The two companies Jobs was CEO of other than Apple Inc.

Steve Wozniak & Steve Jobs - the founders

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Biz Wizards - Quark 2009 - Clues Answers

1. Pallonji Mistry
2. Thomas Watson
3. Cecil Rhodes
4. Paul Reuter
5. Shahnaz Hussain
6. Frederick Smith
7. George Eastman

Biz Wizards - Quark 2009 : They Ad-d Up Answers

1. Maggi (ma), Rado (ra), Tide (ti), Seiko (se) - Maserati
2. Davidoff (da), Orbit White (or), Nokia (no), Gillette (gi) - Giordano
3. Lacoste (la), Cox & Kings (co), Colgate (co), Carlsberg (ca) - Coca Cola
4. Liril (li), Animal Planet (an), Rexona (re), Ceat (ce) - Reliance
5. Toyota (to), Dettol (de), Garnier (ga), Ray Ban (ra) - Gatorade
6. Lamborghini (la), Mortein (mo), Rolex (ro), Tommy Hilfiger (to) - Motorola

Biz Wizards - Quark 2009 : Clues Round

This round had 4 clues pointing to a business magnate, in descending order of difficulty and with the appropriate reduction in points (7 if they got the answer with the first clue, second clue - 5, 3rd - 3, 4th - 1)

There were 6 sets and an optional 7th and this was the format :

a. Fact / Snippet / Trivia

b. Pic

c. Anagram

d. Fact / Snippet / Trivia

1.

a. He is the richest Irish citizen in the world and has been nicknamed ‘Phantom of Bombay House’ by his Tata Group colleagues.

b.

c. Paltry lions, Jim

d. His eponymous company owns Eureka Forbes Ltd and was a former chairman of Associated Cement Companies.

2.

a. This entrepreneur was a teacher, a bookkeeper, a traveling salesman and then a sewing machines salesman before he joined National Cash Register. The famous misquote – “There is a world market for maybe five / fifty computers in the world” is attributed to him.

b.

c. Show not a mast

d. He joined the Computing Tabulating Recording Corporation in 1914 and renamed it International Business Machines.

3.

a. A Freemason, this man founded an erstwhile state named after him. He once famously said about the British – “I contend that we are the finest race in the world and that the more of the world we inhabit the better it is for the human race”.

b.

c. Delhi soccer

d. He was the founder of the diamond company De Beers.

4.

a. This person’s birth name is Israel Beer Josaphat. His meeting with Carl Gauss early in his life influenced his career.

b.

c. A purer lute

d. The company he founded (named after him) merged with the Thomson Corporation in 2008 forming a newsgroup to rival Bloomberg and CNBC.

5.

a. This person’s father was once Chief Justice of India. Her paternal grandfather was the Chief Justice of the dominion of Hyderabad. Her maternal grandfather was a Commander-in-Chief of the Hyderabad army.

b.

c. Ha ! US has Ash in NZ

d. She is known for the eponymous herbal cosmetics and beauty products company that is now sold at stores across the world. She has over 400 franchises in 138 countries.

6.

a. This person co-owns the Washington Redskins NFL Team. An accomplished aviator, he was friends with both George Bush and John Kerry during his youth but campaigned for the former during the 2004 US Presidential election.

b.

c. Frisk med thrice

d. He founded the logistics service company Fedex.

7.

a. Long after having achieved success with his company, this person committed suicide in 1932 due to declining health and left a note saying ‘To my friends, my work is done. Why wait?’

b.

c. Ego’s great! Amen

d. His fondness for the letter ‘K’ led him to register the trademark ‘Kodak’.

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Biz Wizards - Quark 2009 : They Ad-d Up 2

These are the two remaining sets. The first one is displayed as a collage. The 2nd is displayed as 4 separate images.







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Biz Wizards - Quark 2009 : They Ad-d Up

Prithvi & Saravanan made this round possible. Last minute workings.

All teams were given 4 print ads each. They were asked to identify the brands. If they identified all 4, they would've 4 brand names with them of which they were asked to pick the first 2 letters. That would then leave them with 4 sets of 2 letters each. Put the 4 sets (not 8 letters) in order to get another brand.

This was the best received of the rounds. :)

The first 4 sets are displayed below and the next 2 in another post.

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4.

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Biz Wizards - Quark 2009 : Buzzer

These questions (16) did not feature / were answered wrong / were unanswered in the buzzer round.

1. This town was renamed in 1906 after the growing popularity of the company that had its headquarters there. It’s nicknamed ‘Chocolatetown’ or ‘The Sweetest Place on Earth’. Name the town.

2. Which company did Dr S K Burman start in 1884 as a small pharmacy in Calcutta and now has its headquarters in Ghaziabad?

3. Identify the company from the logo.

4. Which company has been associated with the slogan ’57 varieties’ for over a century now?


5. Who owns the Manchester City Football Club?


6. Who is the sponsor of the ‘Greatest Race on Earth’, a 4-marathon race involving the Mumbai, Singapore, Nairobi and Hong Kong Marathons?

7. Identify the man to the left (the one being addressed)



8. What do Cartamundi, Copag, Piatnik & Sohne, Waddingtons, Dah Chung and Liberty manufacture?


9. What venture did the Indian nationalist and entrepreneur Kasturbhai Lalbhai begin in 1931?


10. Which brand did the three brothers Nitin, Arun and Milan Shah start?


11. Shown below are two of the iconic Singapore Girls of Singapore Airlines. They are wearing an international version of the traditional Sarong Kebaya. Which French fashion designer created this dress?

12. Another question on similar lines. Which fashion outlet made the all-black uniforms for Heinrich Himmler’s Schutzstaffel (SS)?

13. Which convenience store turned a dozen of its units into Kwik-e-Marts as part of their tie-up with the release of ‘The Simpsons Movie’ in 2007?

14. Which retail store has the tagline ‘That was easy’?

15. Although attributed to either the founder of this convenience store in UK- X, this phrase actually predates him by centuries. X is said to have encountered it while buying Persian rugs in Mumbai. Which phrase are we referring to? (was looking forward to this question getting answered)

16. This is the tallest building in the United States. Which retail store commissioned it and lent their name to it?

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Biz Wizards - Quark 2009 : Buzzer

The round was more on the lines of 'University Challenge' which involves an opening question followed by three questions to the team that answered the opening question correctly by buzzing. Some of the openers were unanswered or answered wrong which meant that the other 3 questions were not asked.

These were the questions that did feature in the round.

1. After the Great Fire of London in 1666, Nicholas Barbon opened an office to offer the version that we now know of which previously existing service?

2. The legal doctrine that binds insurance documents is called ‘Uberrima Fides’ and is in direct contrast to the business doctrine ‘Caveat Emptor’ which means ‘Let the buyer beware’. What does ‘Uberrima Fides’ mean?

3. How do we know the company formed as Nautilus Insurance Company in 1845?

4. Identify the insurance firm from its 19th century premises shown below.
5. Which company did Pfizer agree to acquire on January 26, 2009?

6. Identify the pharma firm from the logo.

7. This documentary featured on HBO and it recorded the experiences of different people growing up in some of the world’s richest families. The first pic in the column is of Ivana Trump (Donald Trump) and the last pic is that of Georgina Bloomberg. Which scion made this documentary? (His photo is the main profile)

8. How do we know the company today that was founded as Burroughs Wellcome & Company founded in London in 1880?

Out of 6 sets of 4 questions each, 2 were asked.

The answers -

1. Insurance

2. Lloyds of London

3. 'In abundance of faith' or 'With utmost faith'

4. Max New York Life

5. Wyeth

6. Novartis

7. Jamie Johnson (Johnson & Johnson)

8. Glaxo SmithKline

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Answers for the General Round

1. The California Gold Rush
2. Mumbai's Dabbawalahs
3. Royal (Royal Dutch Shell, Royal Philips etc)
4. Haagen Dazs
5. National Geographic
6. Fevicol (Fevicol is Bonding & Bonding is Fevicol)
7. McJob
8. Dutch East India Company
9. Blu-Ray vs HD DVD
10. The Guinness Book of World Records
11. Breguet
12. Asian Paints
13. China Mobile
14. Lakme (Lakshmi)

Biz Wizards - Quark '09 : General Round

Conducted the business quiz for Quark 2009 (BITS Goa's Tech-fest). A preliminary round was held followed by 5 rounds - General Questioning, A Trail of Clues, They Ad-d Up, Buzzer and Long Visual Connect. A planned 6th round featuring a crossword grid was scrapped due to lack of time. Thanks to Prithviraj and Saravanan, the round on ads 'They Ad-d Up' turned out well. Nidheeshwar opined the same. Mahesh's team won. Ajay Parashuram and Sunil Thomas came second. As for the questions, I 'm working on how to post them. For now, I'm posting the 1st (general) round.

GENERAL

1. "The old American Dream . . . was the dream of the Puritans, of Benjamin Franklin's Poor Richard . . . of men and women content to accumulate their modest fortunes a little at a time, year by year by year. The new dream was the dream of instant wealth, won in a twinkling by audacity and good luck. This dream . . . became a prominent part of the American psyche only after Sutter's Mill." - H W Brands, Historian.
What is being described in this analysis?

2. There was an attempt at unionizing the workforce of this service (started in 1880) by Mahadeo Havaji Bachche in 1930. According to a recent survey, there service involves only one mistake in 6,000,000, statistically equivalent to a Six Sigma (99.9999) rating. Whom are we talking about?

3. The AEX companies Philips, Ahold and KPN have the word ‘Koninklijke’ as the first word of their official corporate names. What does this term mean?

4. Founded by Reuben and Rose Mattus in New York in the late fifties, this brand-name has two made-up words made to sound Scandinavian to an American audience and "to convey an aura of the old-world traditions and craftsmanship". Actually they don't mean anything in any language. This is foremost among the examples of a concept called foreign branding. Name the brand.

(Note - Foreign branding is an advertising and marketing term describing the implied superiority of domestic products with a foreign or foreign-sounding name)

5. The Bell Telephone Company was founded by Alexander Graham Bell’s father-in-law Gardiner Greene Hubbard. Hubbard also helped found a non-profit organization and was its first President. Name this organization.

6. The complete version of this famous tagline is ‘From the physical aspects of this word to metaphorical manifestations – X is Y and Y is X’. Name X.

7. According to the OED, this term was in use as early as 1986 and is defined as ‘An unstimulating, low-paid job with few prospects, esp. one created by the expansion of the service sector’. The term comes from the name of an American multi-national but refers to any low-status job where little training is required, staff turnover is high and workers’ activities are tightly regulated by managers. What term are we talking about?

8. Which company is generally considered to be the first MNC and the first company to issue stock?

9. From 2002 - 2008, Panasonic, Pioneer, Philips, Thomson, LG Electronics, Sony, Hitachi, Sharp, and Samsung were on one side and NEC, Sanyo, Microsoft, Toshiba, RCA, Kenwood, Intel, Venturer Electronics and Memory-Tech Corporation on the other side. On February 19, 2008 one alliance emerged victorious. What is being described here?

10. What resulted from an argument during a 1951 shooting expedition in Ireland as to which was the fastest game bird in Europe between the Golden Plover and the Grouse?

11. This watch brand was founded in 1775 with the help of the dowry obtained the founder’s daughter’s marriage to a rich French personage. Marie Antoinette is supposed to have commissioned a watch with every existing (then) function built-in. It took 34 years to complete by which time the Queen had been guillotined. Name the brand.

12. The four founders of this company were Chimanlal Choksi, Champaklal Choksi, Suryakant Dani and Arvind Vakil. Arvind worked in Suryakant’s garage while the Choksi brothers were from the same profession. Initially, the company’s operations were based from this garage. Which company’s origins are we talking about?

13. Pakistan's major telecommunications and mobile phone company is Paktel. Who owns Paktel ?

14. If Nike was named after the Greek Goddess of victory, which brand is named after an Opera, whose name is the French version of the name of an Indian Goddess ?

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Answers : Visual Connects - Quiz 11

Hi !
The Answers -

reading clockwise from left

1. British citizens born in India.
George Orwell - Motihari (formerly in Bengal Presidency, now in Bihar)
Pete Best - Madras
Vivien Leigh - Darjeeling
Bob Woolmer - Kanpur
Rudyard Kipling - Bombay

2. Woodstock (15 - 18 August, 1969)
Swami Satchidananda gave the invocation for the festival.
Martin Scorsese (along with his long-time editing choice Thelma Schoonmaker) edited the film 'Woodstock' made by Michael Wadleigh.
Joni Mitchell chose not to be there but recorded a hit single 'Woodstock' for Crosby, Stills, Young and Nash.

3. Satanic Verses by Salman Rushdie
Sayyid Ruhollah Musavi Khomeini a.k.a. Ayatollah Khomeini, Supreme Leader of Iran who issued a fatwa (religious decree) calling for the assassination of Salman Rushdie for the alleged blasphemy against Prophet Muhammad in the novel.
Top Chef was a program that aired on Bravo TV. It had chefs competing against each other on a weekly basis. Season Two was hosted by Padma Lakshmi who was briefly married to Rushdie.
'Satanic Verses' features a protagonist named Gibreel Farishta who, in his hallucinations, becomes the archangel Gabriel.
Rushdie based Gibreel Farishta on Amitabh Bacchan.

4. Comeback Men
Bill Clinton gave himself the nickname 'Comeback Kid' during the Presidential primary elections of 1992.
Mohinder Amarnath was called the comeback man of Indian cricket and on occasion, the Frank Sinatra of Indian cricket.
Frank Sinatra, renowned for his numerous comebacks.

5. Racers whose sons won / took part in Grands Prix.

Graham Hill - Phil Hill
Antonio Ascari - Alberto Ascari
Gilles Villeneuve - Jacques Villeneuve
Nelson Piquet Souto Maior - Nelson Piquet

*The eerie similarities between the deaths of Alberto and his father still haunt his fans to this day. Alberto Ascari died on May 26, 1955, at the age of 36. Antonio Ascari was also 36 when he died, on July 26, 1925 (Alberto was only 4 days older). Both father and son had won 13 championship Grand Prix and drove car number 26. Both were killed four days after surviving serious accidents and on the 26th day of the month. Both had crashed fatally at the exit of fast but easy left-hand corners and both left behind a wife and two children*

6. English Loan-words from Indian languages
Bandana - Sanskrit (badhnati - binds)
Cheetah - Sanskrit (chitraka - speckled)
Shampoo - via Hindi (champo) from Sanskrit (capayati)
Betel - via Malayalam (vettila) from Tamil (vettru + ilai)
Mongoose - Telugu (mungeesa) or Kannada (mungusi)
Neem - Sanskrit (Nimbah)
Jute - Bengali (jut)

7. A little fanciful :). Rocket
Tracy McGrady, plays for the Houston Rockets
Tipu Sultan, pioneer of Rocket warfare
Jog Falls. The four waterlets are referred to as Raja, Rani, Roarer and Rocket.

8. Enron - Satyam
The Satyam scandal has been labelled as India's Enron.
The diagonals conform to the company - auditor relationship.
Jeffrey Skilling & Kenneth Lay (Enron execs who were jailed)
Logo is that of Arthur Andersen, the auditing firm which dissolved as a result of the Enron scandal. (Big 5 became Big 4)
Ram Mynampati, the man whose name was initially proposed for Satyam leadership.
Sam DiPiazza, the CEO of PricewaterhouseCoopers.

9. Dreyfus
Josh Brolin as George Bush in Oliver Stone's biopic 'W.'. It features Richard Dreyfuss (Jaws, Close Encounters ...) as Dick Cheney.
Julia Louis-Dreyfus (Elaine Benes, Seinfeld), a distant relation of Richard Dreyfuss and Alfred Dreyfus.
Anti-Semitic cartoon depicting Alfred Dreyfus - a French artillery officer of Jewish background whose trial and conviction in 1894 on charges of treason became one of the most tense political dramas in modern French and European history. It is still known today as the Dreyfus.
Adi Dassler (Adidas) and the logo of the football club Olympique de Marseille - Both were once owned by Robert Louis-Dreyfus (a direct cousin of Julia).

10. Tata Group
Tetley Tea Folk, the figures used in the advertisements for Tetley Tea (now owned by Tata - Tata Tea, Tetley, Good Earth)
Watson's Hotel, where Jamsetji Tata wasn't allowed entry during the days of the British. He retaliated by building the Taj Hotel.
Yuvraj Singh - brand ambassador for Westside, brought from Trent by Tata out of the money got by selling Lakme to Hindustan Lever Ltd.
Aishwarya Rai Bacchan as Jodhaa - The jewellery she adorns was designed by Tanishq
Logo of Corus Steel

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