[Corporation fact 1] In 2015, a call center named iQor in New York was infested with bedbugs. The workers unwittingly brought them home. The company demanded the workers pay to have their own homes fumigated and prove it before returning to work. They were also cited by OSHA for conducting fumigation during work hours.
[Corporation fact 2] When McDonald's first introduced drive-throughs to China, the concept was so foreign that many people would pick up their food through the drive-thru, park their cars, and bring the food inside the restaurant to eat it.
[Corporation fact 3] During WW2, Time Magazine was the first to use the term "World War 2" in an issue released on September 11, 1939, 10 days after the war started. It had also used the term previously in a June 1939 issue in response to the events in Europe.
[Corporation fact 4] The Domino's Pizza logo has 3 dots because that's how many stores there were in 1969. They planned to add a new dot for every store that opened, but that was quickly scrapped as the franchise grew rapidly.
[Corporation fact 5] F1 chief Bernie Ecclestone was arraigned by a German court after a large share acquisition by F1's holding company. He was permitted, legally, to pay $100m to have the case dropped. His charge? Bribery.
[Corporation fact 6] Blue Smarties were not removed from circulation for making kids hyper, but instead because when Nestle was replacing artificial dyes with natural ones, no natural dye could be found which would make smarties blue
[Corporation fact 7] Proctor & Gamble, makers of shampoo, laundry detergent, and razors, manufactured atomic bombs for the U.S. government from 1951 to 1956.
[Corporation fact 8] Pink Floyd's "Dark Side of the Moon" album was so popular, it had a German factory pressing nothing but that album 34 years after it was first released.
[Corporation fact 9] Wawa in Ojibwe means 'wild goose', which explains why there's a flying goose in the Wawa corporate logo.
[Corporation fact 10] Wheel of Fortune’s Vanna White sued Samsung Electronics in 1993 over its use of a humorous ad featuring a robot turning letters on a game show, alleging a violation of her personality rights. White was ultimately awarded $403,000 in damages.
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