2023 Case Competition

Which American motorcycle manufacturer was established in 1903 in Milwaukee, Wisconsin?

Which popular video platform is known for its short, vertical videos, and dancing challenges

Who was the co-founder of Microsoft alongside Bill Gates?

What company filed for bankruptcy in 2001, one of the largest bankruptcies in U.S. history?

What are the 4 P's in marketing?

If you were to develop a new fast-food menu item, which part of the business would you be involved in?

What does ROI stand for?

What was the main reason behind the failure of the Pets.com online pet supply store in the early 2000s?

What is the average annual growth rate of a company if it is valued at $50 five years ago and is now valued at $75?

Which movie is based on the 2008 financial crisis and collapse of the housing market?

Which once promising tech startup, valued at billions, faced a massive scandal over fraudulent blood testing claims?

What social media faced a 2021 backlash for privacy concerns and negative algorithms?

In 2022, which tech giant faced labor and supply chain controversy, prompting calls for better worker conditions?

What popular ride-sharing platform was founded in 2009, revolutionizing the transportation industry?

In investing, what term refers to a sudden drop in the value of a market or asset, often accompanied by panic selling?

Which global sportswear company was originally named "Blue Ribbon Sports"?

What are the names of the CEO's of Minky Couture, HydroJug, and Base Camp Treats?

What is the term for a business strategy where a company expands its products or services into new markets?

Which company is the leading e-commerce platform based in China?

What social media company was shut down in January of 2017?

In 2000, what event took place?

What is the term often used to describe someone to takes a risk and starts a business venture without a safety net?

Which type of attack involves tricking individuals into revealing sensitive information?

What soft drink was originally created in 1886 by John Pemberton and marketed as a "brain tonic"?

What is the name of the entertainment company that experienced a dramatic surge in its share price in January 2021?

What was the 1973 OPEC oil embargo's name causing an energy crisis and economic impact?

What was the major business mistake made by Blockbuster, leading to its downfall?

In 2008, a global financial crisis was triggered by the collapse of which major investment bank?

Who is the Goddard School of Business named after?

Which popular search engine failed to compete with Google and eventually shut down in 2013?

Which automotive company's faulty ignition switches led to a massive recall and controversy in 2014?

Which tech company failed to adapt to the smartphone era and saw a significant decline in its market share?

What coffee company, founded in 2000, is known for its signature orange and black cups?

What is the term for a company's shares being sold to the public for the first time?

What is the term for a financial instrument that represents ownership in a company?

Which type of organizational structure has a hierarchical pyramid with a single person at the top making decisions?

Which financial statement provides a summary of a coompany's financial postion at a specific point in time?

What video-sharing platform, acquired by Google in 2006, is a significant platform for content creators and advertisers?

What is the name of the GSBE Ambassador President?

What was FDR's program to revive the economy during the Great Depression?

What does SWOT analysis stand for?

Which e-commerce giant struggled with significant losses and eventually withdrew from the Chinese market in 2006?

Which company started in 1994 as a small mail-order bookstore?

What is the common measure of a company's liquidity, calculated by didviding current assests by current liabilities?

Which economist is known for his theory of comparative advantage in international trade?

Which tech CEO supported the underperforming cryptocurrency Dogecoin?

Which company was founded in 1984 by two high schoolers, their first product being the computer game "The Oregon Trail"?

What type of business financing involves selling invoices or accounts receivable to a third party for immediate cash?

Which of the following famous tech company was founded in a garage?

Which airline filed for bankruptcy in 2011, citing high fuel prices and labor disputes as contributing factors?