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• [Corporation fact 1] Reebok’s first major ad campaign featured two obscure decathletes. They were featured in several Super Bowl ads in 1991. The ads pitted them to see who was the world’s greatest athlete and who would win the Olympic title. After being made superstars, one failed to qualify and the other got bronze.

  Corporation, Sportssource

• [Corporation fact 2] Steve Jobs is the name of an Italian clothing company created in 2012 when the creators realized that Apple never trademarked Jobs' name.

  Corporation, Marketingsource

• [Corporation fact 3] Mark Zuckerberg, the Founder/Chairman/CEO of Facebook called his first few thousand users as "dumb f****" for trusting him with their personal data.

  Corporation, Media, Peoplesource

• [Corporation fact 4] A man named Aktarer Zaman was once sued by United Airlines for making a site which helps people find cheaper flight tickets

  Corporation, People, Transportsource

• [Corporation fact 5] Al Capone helped start the trend of expiration dates on bottles of milk.

  Corporation, Timesource

• [Corporation fact 6] Philadelphia Cream Cheese was invented in New York and has never been produced in Philadelphia. Its name was a 1880s marketing strategy, as at that time Philadelphia was known for its high-quality dairy.

  Corporation, Foodsource

• [Corporation fact 7] American fast-food companies are banned from Iran, so the country is home to many knock-off fast food joints with similar branding and food, such as “Mash Donalds”, and “Pizza Hot”. Lawsuits from major corporations are rare due to the American/Iranian relationship and Iranian trademark law.

  Corporation, Countries, Food, Lawsource

• [Corporation fact 8] In 1851, when the refrigerated ice machine was patented, the large ice-importing industry ran a smear campaign against the technology, calling it immoral.

  Corporation, History, Technologysource

• [Corporation fact 9] In 1981, Disneyland was sued by the family of a 9-year-old girl, claiming that a performer in a Winnie the Pooh suit had hit her in the face, causing brain damage. The performer defended himself in court by wearing the costume and demonstrating that he was unable to hit anyone.

  Cartoons, Corporation, Lawsuitsource

• [Corporation fact 10] Google has found GPA's and test scores to be "worthless as criteria for hiring". They have teams where 14% of their employees haven't gone to college.

  Corporation, Peoplesource

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