- Try to answer the questions by really thinking about the answer – and do NOT Google them because you will just be cheating yourself!
- At the end of every question you will see a day in CAPITAL LETTERS, which is the edition where that question originated from.
- If you don’t know the answer, go back to the edition that contains the question and you will be able to find it.
This is a timed quiz. You will be given 15 seconds per question. Are you ready?
South Korean battery manufacturers import about what proportion of their raw materials? (FRIDAY)
American households now spend how much of their income on mortgages (the most since November 2008)? (MONDAY)
Who "won" the auction for Morrisons? (TUESDAY)
What's the average cost of training someone to be an HGV driver? (MONDAY)
Which Chinese real estate company's shares were suspended this week? (TUESDAY)
What's the name of the UK media regulator? (WEDNESDAY)
What product did Sky launch this week to great fanfare? (FRIDAY)
Who is supposed to become Morrison's chairman after the Clayton, Dubilier & Rice takeover? (MONDAY)
Which European central bank raised its interest rates for the first time since 2012 this week? (THURSDAY)
What does WTI stand for in oil? (MONDAY)
In nuclear power, what does SMR stand for? (MONDAY)
Which European food manufacturer unveiled its new plant-based shrimp and eggs products this week? (THURSDAY)
In the car industry, what does SMMT stand for? (WEDNESDAY)
Which airline announced plans to rehire 3,000 new cabin crew after axing around 10,000 during the pandemic? (THURSDAY)
South Korea accounts for around what percentage of the world's rechargeable batteries? (FRIDAY)
Which challenger bank withdrew its US banking licence application before US regulators rejected it? (TUESDAY)
Who owns Twitch? (THURSDAY)
Ireland gave in and axed its corporate tax rate. What was it? (FRIDAY)
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