The Big Weekly Quiz 🤑🦍👋 28/05/22

This quiz is designed to test how much you’ve retained from this week’s editions of Watson’s Daily. Here are some things to keep in mind, so please read before you dive in!
  • 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.
I do things this way because if you see the answer in context, you are far more likely to remember it rather than if I told you the answer straight away like in a pub quiz! I’m trying to help you learn! That said, best of luck 😉👍

This is a timed quiz. You will be given 15 seconds per question. Are you ready?

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Who is thinking about charging different prices for wholesale electricity under a potential local price plan? (WEDNESDAY)

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This week, Stellantis announced a JV with which company to build a $2.5bn EV battery gigafactory in Indiana? (THURSDAY)

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Which company did US chipmaker Broadcom propose to buy for $69bn this week? (FRIDAY)

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How big is the cash buffer that Airbus is currently trying to build up to protect them against future crises? (MONDAY)

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What's the name of the chairman of the Federal Reserve? (THURSDAY)

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What's the name of Australia's new PM? (MONDAY)

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Implementation of the OECD's hard-fought deal for a global minimum tax rate has been delayed until when? (WEDNESDAY)

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What company did Siemens Energy say it was buying "the rest of" to get better control? (TUESDAY)

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How much was the fine Twitter had to pay to settle a federal privacy suit where it had been accused of harvesting data and then using it to target ads? (FRIDAY)

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Which American venture capital group launched a new $4.5bn crypto fund this week? (THURSDAY)

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Roughly how much is the household aid package worth that Sunak announced this week? (FRIDAY)

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Commercial property landlords have until when to meet new environmental standards in order to keep leasing their space? (MONDAY)

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What proportion of staff did Klarna lay off this week as part of a shift of focus from growth to profitability? (TUESDAY)

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Is Twitter founder Jack Dorsey still on the board of Twitter? (THURSDAY)

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Which mining company was ordered to pay a $1.5bn fine after admitting to paying bribes around the world?? (WEDNESDAY)

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Who owns Checkatrade? (WEDNESDAY)

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VW has agreed to pay around how much to 91,000 UK drivers as part of the "dieselgate" reparations? (THURSDAY)

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The International Energy Agency reckons that the cost of EV batteries will go up by how much if metal prices keep rising? (TUESDAY)

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Who did the SEC fine for misstating and omitting information about ESG considerations for mutual funds under its control? (TUESDAY)

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Roughly what proportion of Apple's products are manufactured in China by outside contractors? (MONDAY)

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The Big Weekly Quiz 28/05/22
More reading required! 🤔
Oh dear. You really need to up your game! Either you need to get a subscription to Watson's Daily or you need to read more closely 😱
Not your finest work. More reading required! 😉
You gave it a good go! There's more work to do, though... 🤓
That was good, but you can do better - I'm sure of it! 👍
Good effort! You are definitely paying attention, but you can still do better 💪
That was a good effort - got to just sharpen up a bit more! 👏👏👏
Ooooooh! Very well done! You can still do better, though ????
So near yet so far! How frustrating! 😱😱😱
GADDANGIT!!! You were sooooo close! Well done, though - great effort 👍👍👍
Perfect score - really well done! 🍾🍾🍾
WELL DONE!!! SUPERB JOB!

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