Famous Company Slogans and Brand Taglines

Jay Leno hosted The Tonight Show from 1992-2009 and 2010-2014, retiring in 2014. 'This year' is context-dependent but Leno is the correct Tonight Show host who retired among the options.

Ray Noorda was CEO of Novell from 1983-1995 and was widely known as 'The Father of Network Computing' for his role in building Novell into a networking powerhouse. He passed away in 2006.

Simon Fuller created the 'Pop Idol' format in the UK and introduced 'American Idol' in the US. Simon Cowell was a judge, not the creator/introducer.

KPMG's long-running global slogan is 'It's time for clarity' - used in their advertising campaigns. PwC, EY, and Deloitte have different taglines.

AT&T's tagline has been 'The world's networking company' reflecting their telecommunications infrastructure focus. Cisco is 'The Worldwide Leader in Networking for the Internet'. Juniper is 'The New Network'.

Toshiba's campaign used 'Choose freedom' promoting their laptops and electronics. This was part of their branding in consumer electronics.

Walmart's famous slogan is 'Always low prices. Always'. The option writes it as 'Wall mart' with a space, but this refers to Walmart.

Bank of America uses 'Higher standards' as their tagline. JPMorgan Chase, Aviva, and Capital One have different slogans.

L'Oréal's iconic slogan "Because I'm Worth It" was launched in 1971 and has become one of the most recognizable advertising taglines in history. It was created to empower women and emphasize self-worth and confidence.

'Think Small' was Volkswagen's iconic 1960s advertising campaign for the Beetle, created by the Doyle Dane Bernbach agency. The revolutionary campaign embraced the car's small size as a virtue rather than a drawback, using minimalist design and witty copy to attract American consumers.

AIG (American International Group) used the corporate slogan 'We know money' in their marketing campaigns. This tagline emphasized the company's expertise in financial services, insurance, and investment management, positioning them as knowledgeable authorities in monetary matters.

Just Do It is Nike's famous slogan launched in 1988. The other options (Lotto, Adidas, Puma) are sportswear brands but don't use this slogan.

Amitabh Bachchan's full name is Amitabh Harivansh Bachchan, where 'Harivansh' is his father's name (poet Harivansh Rai Bachchan). Option A incorrectly uses 'Rai' as the middle name instead of 'Harivansh'. Option C adds an extra 'rai' suffix which is incorrect. Option D is incomplete.

Amitabh Bachchan was initially named 'Inquilab' (meaning revolution) by his father Harivansh Rai Bachchan, inspired by the phrase 'Inquilab Zindabad'. He was later renamed Amitabh at the suggestion of fellow poet Sumitranandan Pant. Neither Amit nor Amitabh were his birth name.

Sachin Tendulkar scored 6 centuries in tournament finals, a record in ODI cricket. This includes centuries across various ICC tournaments and bilateral series finals. Options A (4), B (5), and D (7) are incorrect counts.

After the Compaq Cup final in 2009, Sachin Tendulkar's total century count stood at 44. This was after his century in that final against Sri Lanka. The count increased subsequently in his career.