Brand Slogans
"Just Do It"
Nike
This fast-food chain attempted to expand into the pasta market in the 1980s, but the product failed to gain traction and was discontinued.
McDonald's
The money a business earns after subtracting costs
Profit
This American e-commerce giant started as an online bookstore in 1994.
Amazon
Co-Founder of Microsoft and is one of the richest people in the world.
Bill Gates
"______ Gives You Wings"
Red Bull
This popular mall jewelry store known for tween accessories filed for bankruptcy again in 2025 because of high debt and fewer shoppers.
Claire's
The money a company uses to start a business.
Capital
This company is famous for its luxury electric cars and solar products.
Tesla?
Known for investing in companies like Berkshire Hathaway and famous for the “Oracle of Omaha."
Warren Buffett
"Eat Fresh"
Subway
This retailer, considered Canada’s oldest company, has closed many stores in recent years due to declining sales and competition from online shopping.
Hudson's Bay
A financial statement showing a company’s revenues and expenses over time.
Income Statement
This American tech giant makes the PlayStation console.
Sony
Trump's ex-best friend
Elon Musk
"Because You're Worth It"
L'Oréal
This furniture and appliance retail chain, founded in 1955 by a former Toronto mayor, filed for bankruptcy in late 2023 and permanently closed all of its stores by January 2024.
Lastman's Bad Boy
The cost of borrowing money, usually expressed as a percentage.
Interest Rate
Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce
This Canadian businessman, nicknamed “Mr. Wonderful,” is a judge on Shark Tank and is known for his blunt critiques of entrepreneurs.
Kevin O'Leary
"Think Different"
Apple
This augmented reality headset, released by Google in 2013, failed due to high cost, privacy concerns, and low consumer adoption
Google Glass
The practice of combining multiple debts into one loan, sometimes via a credit card.
What is debt consolidation?
This American automaker, founded in 1903, introduced the first mass-produced automobile using assembly line techniques and remains one of the world’s largest car manufacturers today.
Ford
Starbucks CEO.
Brian Niccol