Corporate Giants
This fast-food company is famous for its golden arches.
McDonald's
This is the money a company earns from selling goods or services before expenses are deducted.
Revenue
This company's famous accounting scandal resulted in bankruptcy in 2001.
Enron
This French billionaire leads LVMH, the luxury empire that owns brands including Louis Vuitton, Dior, and Tiffany & Co.
Bernard Arnault
This Asian economy reported October exports rising 35.2% year over year, with its annual trade surplus surpassing $1trillion.
China
Founded in Seattle in 1971, this coffee company started by selling coffee beans, tea, and spices.
Starbucks
This term describes when a company's shares are first offered to the public.
Initial Public Offering(IPO)
This company was caught using software to cheat emissions tests in its diesel vehicles
Volkswagen
Who leads the hedge fund Citadel and founded Citadel Securities?
Ken Griffin
This Wall Street investment bank argued that the recent selloff in AI-related stocks was excessive, suggesting planneddata-center construction was delayed rather than cancelled.
Morgan Stanley
This company began in 1850 as an express shipping business before becoming a financial services giant.
American Express
This financial term describes the amount left after expenses are subtracted from revenue.
Profit
This blood-testing startup was founded by Elizabeth Holmes and became notorious for misleading claims about itstechnology.
Theranos
Which executive leads the Indian conglomerate Reliance Industries?
Mukesh Ambani
This American food company agreed to sell its North American coffee business, including Maxwell House and Gevalia, foran enterprise value of $650 million.
Kraft Heinz
This company was originally founded as a soap, starch, and candle business in New York in 1806.
Colgate
When one company purchases another company, this business transaction takes place.
Acquisition
This cryptocurrency exchange collapsed in 2022, with its founder Sam Bankman-Fried later convicted of fraud.
Futures Exchange(FTX)
Which billionaire ran Berkshire Hathaway, the investment conglomerate that owns companies like GEICO and See'sCandies, prior to 2025?
Warren Buffett
These two major European oil companies are reconsidering their ownership of petrol stations as they refocustheir business portfolios.
BP and Shell
This retail company began as a mail-order catalog business and went public in 1906.
Sears
This term describes the point at which total revenue equals total costs.
Break even Point
This once-dominant photography company filed for bankruptcy in 2012 after struggling to adapt to digital photography.
Kodak
This former senior vice president of hardware engineering was named CEO of one of the world's most valuable publicly traded company by market capitalization in 2026, succeeding a leader who had held the position since 2011.
John Ternus
This investment firm reported lending a record $114 billion in a single quarter, much of it connected to AI infrastructure.
Apollo Global Management