Which company owns the Jordan Brand?
Nike
What is the currency used in Japan?
Yen
Which fast-food chain is famous for the Big Mac?
McDonald’s
What does CEO stand for?
Chief Executive Officer
Name one executive for Business Club
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What company has a golden arches logo?
McDonald’s
What is the term for a general increase in prices over time?
Inflation
Which company owns Sprite and Fanta?
Coca-Cola
What do you call someone who starts their own business?
Entrepreneur
Who is the teacher sponsor for Business Club
Dr. McDowell
What company owns Instagram?
Meta
What does GDP stand for?
Gross Domestic Product
Which company owns Doritos and Lay’s?
PepsiCo
What is the money a business makes after subtracting its expenses called?
Profit
Name 2 business schools in Canada
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What company originally started as an online bookstore?
Amazon
What is the term for money that a bank pays you for keeping your savings in an account?
Interest
What restaurant chain was founded by Colonel Sanders?
KFC
What is the term for the money a business earns from selling its products before subtracting expenses?
Revenue
True or false:
If you own 51% of a company’s voting shares, you generally have control over major shareholder decisions.
True
Which luxury brand owns Gucci, Saint Laurent, and Balenciaga?
Kering
What stock market index tracks 500 major U.S. companies?
S&P 500
Which company owns KFC, Taco Bell, and Pizza Hut?
Yum! Brands
What is the term for a business that operates using another company’s brand, like a McDonald’s restaurant?
Franchise
True or false:
A company’s stock price going up always means the company is making a profit.
False