Year | What Happened | Company | % Correct |
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2018 | CEO falsely tweeted that the company is being bought for $420 per share. | Tesla | 93%
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2018/19 | Two of its 737 Max jets crashed within a span of five months. | Boeing | 87%
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2016 | One of this company's phones is banned on planes due to frequent explosions. | Samsung | 82%
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2013 | Sold Swedish meatballs that contained horse meat. | IKEA | 77%
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2010 | Spilled oil into the Gulf of Mexico. | BP | 75%
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2015 | Rigged its diesel cars to cheat on emissions tests. | Volkswagen | 71%
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2009 | Recalled 9 million cars after problems with uncontrolled acceleration. | Toyota | 59%
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2018 | Allowed the spread of fake news which led to atrocities commited against Rohingya Muslims in Myanmar. | 54%
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1989 | Spilled oil into Prince William Sound. | Exxon | 47%
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2013 | Sold see-through yoga pants. | Lululemon | 38%
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2001 | Appeared to be a thriving energy company, but was actually a giant accounting scam. | Enron | 36%
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2018 | Self-driving car hit and killed a pedestrian. | Uber | 24%
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2005 | Sold music CDs which secretly installed an illegal "rootkit" onto users' computers. | Sony | 23%
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various | Hired Nazi war-criminals, sold HIV-infected blood, and marketed heroin as cough medicine. | Bayer | 20%
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1984 | Responsible for the Bhopal Disaster, a chemical leak that killed at least 3,000 people in India. | Union Carbide | 15%
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2002 | Marketed thong underwear to pre-teens. | Abercrombie & Fitch | 10%
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