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1.

Which of these companies had the largest market value in 2001?
- A.
  
  PepsiCo
- B.
  
  Unilever
- C.
  
  3M
- D.
  
  Merck
Correct Answer
D. Merck

Explanation
Merck had the largest market value in 2001 compared to PepsiCo, Unilever, and 3M. This implies that Merck's total market capitalization, which is the value of all its outstanding shares, was higher than that of the other three companies during that year. The market value is an indicator of investor confidence and the perceived worth of a company in the stock market.

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2.

What company was led by Fritz Gerber prior to Franz B. Humer?
- A.
  
  Roche
- B.
  
  Bayer AG
- C.
  
  Ford Motor Co.
- D.
  
  Cisco Systems, Inc.
Correct Answer
A. Roche

Explanation
Fritz Gerber was the leader of Roche before Franz B. Humer.

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3.

What is Warren Buffett also known as?
- A.
  
  Nebraskan Gold
- B.
  
  The Money Machine
- C.
  
  The Oracle Of Omaha
- D.
  
  Son Of A Sailor
Correct Answer
C. The Oracle Of Omaha

Explanation
Warren Buffett is known as "The Oracle of Omaha" because he is one of the most successful and respected investors in the world, and he is based in Omaha, Nebraska. This nickname highlights his reputation for making wise investment decisions and his ability to predict market trends.

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4.

Which of these fast food companies had the highest sales revenues in 2001?
- A.
  
  Schlotzskys Inc
- B.
  
  Yum Brands, Inc
- C.
  
  Papa Johns Intl Inc
- D.
  
  Wendy's Int'l
Correct Answer
B. Yum Brands, Inc

Explanation
In 2001, Yum Brands, Inc had the highest sales revenues among the given fast food companies.

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5.

Which company split from General Motors in 1996?
- A.
  
  Mazda
- B.
  
  Automatic Data Processing
- C.
  
  Canon
- D.
  
  Electronic Data Systems
Correct Answer
D. Electronic Data Systems

Explanation
In 1996, Electronic Data Systems (EDS) split from General Motors. EDS was a subsidiary of General Motors that provided computer services and consulting. The split allowed EDS to become an independent company and focus solely on its own business operations.

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6.

What division of Sony has the largest sales revenue?
- A.
  
  Music
- B.
  
  Pictures (Movie And TV Related)
- C.
  
  Electronics
- D.
  
  Game
Correct Answer
C. Electronics

Explanation
Electronics division of Sony has the largest sales revenue because Sony is primarily known for its electronic products such as televisions, cameras, audio equipment, and gaming consoles. These products have a wide consumer base and are in high demand, contributing to the division's strong sales revenue. Additionally, Sony's electronics division also includes other products like smartphones and home appliances, further boosting its sales revenue.

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What is the world's largest international news organization?
- A.
  
  Cable News Network
- B.
  
  American Broadcast Company
- C.
  
  Reuters
- D.
  
  Wall Street Journal
Correct Answer
C. Reuters

Explanation
Reuters is the correct answer because it is the world's largest international news organization. It is a global news agency that provides news, analysis, and business information to professionals in various industries. With a vast network of journalists and correspondents around the world, Reuters covers a wide range of topics including politics, business, technology, and more. Its reputation for accuracy and reliability has made it a trusted source of news for individuals and organizations worldwide.

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8.

What was the highest AOL's stock opened on the NYSE in 1999?
- A.
  
  44
- B.
  
  150.25
- C.
  
  92.25
- D.
  
  45.25
Correct Answer
C. 92.25

Explanation
In 1999, the highest opening stock price for AOL on the NYSE was 92.25.

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9.

What was the highest AOL's stock opened on the NYSE in 2000?
- A.
  
  119.5
- B.
  
  80.5
- C.
  
  25.25
- D.
  
  12.25
Correct Answer
B. 80.5

Explanation
In 2000, the highest AOL's stock opened on the NYSE was 80.5.

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10.

What was the highest AOL's stock opened on the NYSE in 2001?
- A.
  
  20.5
- B.
  
  58.21
- C.
  
  112.21
- D.
  
  40.4
Correct Answer
B. 58.21

Explanation
In 2001, the highest stock price for AOL on the NYSE was 58.21.

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What is the Wall Street Journal's U.S. circulation?
- A.
  
  About 180 Million
- B.
  
  About 1.8 Million
- C.
  
  About 180,000
- D.
  
  About 18 Million
Correct Answer
B. About 1.8 Million

Explanation
The Wall Street Journal's U.S. circulation is about 1.8 million. This means that approximately 1.8 million copies of the newspaper are distributed and sold within the United States.

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12.

What American city became the home of Boeing's headquarters in 2001?
- A.
  
  New York
- B.
  
  San Francisco
- C.
  
  Detroit
- D.
  
  Chicago
Correct Answer
D. Chicago

Explanation
In 2001, Boeing moved its headquarters to Chicago. This decision was made in order to have a more central location and to be closer to their customers and operations. Chicago also offered a favorable business environment and transportation infrastructure, making it an attractive choice for Boeing's headquarters.

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13.

How many stocks are represented by the Dow Jones Industrial Average?
- A.
  
  100
- B.
  
  250
- C.
  
  50
- D.
  
  30
Correct Answer
D. 30

Explanation
The Dow Jones Industrial Average represents 30 stocks.

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14.

At the end of 2001, what was the most actively-traded stock on the NYSE?
- A.
  
  AT&T
- B.
  
  General Electric
- C.
  
  Pfizer
- D.
  
  AOL Time Warner
Correct Answer
B. General Electric

Explanation
General Electric was the most actively-traded stock on the NYSE at the end of 2001. This means that it had the highest volume of shares being bought and sold on the stock exchange during that time period. This could be due to various factors such as the company's strong financial performance, investor confidence, or market demand for its shares.

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At the end of 2001, what was the most active stock on the NASDAQ?
- A.
  
  Microsoft
- B.
  
  Cisco Systems
- C.
  
  Dell Computer
- D.
  
  Sun Microsystems
Correct Answer
B. Cisco Systems

Explanation
Cisco Systems was the most active stock on the NASDAQ at the end of 2001. This means that it had the highest trading volume compared to other stocks listed on the NASDAQ exchange. The trading volume is a measure of how many shares of a particular stock are bought and sold within a given time period. In this case, Cisco Systems had the highest level of trading activity, indicating a high level of investor interest and liquidity in the stock.

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Which of these companies had the largest market value in 2001?

What company was led by Fritz Gerber prior to Franz B. Humer?

What is Warren Buffett also known as?

Which of these fast food companies had the highest sales revenues in 2001?

Which company split from General Motors in 1996?

What division of Sony has the largest sales revenue?

What is the world's largest international news organization?

What was the highest AOL's stock opened on the NYSE in 1999?

What was the highest AOL's stock opened on the NYSE in 2000?

What was the highest AOL's stock opened on the NYSE in 2001?

What is the Wall Street Journal's U.S. circulation?

What American city became the home of Boeing's headquarters in 2001?

How many stocks are represented by the Dow Jones Industrial Average?

At the end of 2001, what was the most actively-traded stock on the NYSE?

At the end of 2001, what was the most active stock on the NASDAQ?