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- Headline: Saudi Arabia's Warning to Bush on Israel. Impact: Monty's resignation led to a massive surge in stock prices, proving once again that sometimes the best way to boost your company's worth is just to leave the building. Imagine what would happen if CEOs started quitting en masse.. Fact: Did you know that BCE is not just a phone company but also a masterclass in corporate drama? Forget Netflix; this is the real binge-worthy content..
- Headline: Monty Resigns, BCE Stock Rises. Impact: The delay of J-Phone's 3G service led to an unforeseen spike in patience levels among Japanese consumers. As a result, meditation classes skyrocketed in popularity.. Fact: Did you know that in Japan, the phrase 'patience is a virtue' is taken as a challenge rather than advice? It's practically a national sport..
- Headline: An Opera Not for Taming. Impact: Bernard Holland's review of Oberon may have shifted the opera scene towards a more modern interpretation, leading to a future where operas feature pop stars instead of sopranos. Can you imagine Lady Gaga in a corset?. Fact: Did you know that opera singers have to train so hard that they could probably outlast your average rock star in a karaoke competition? Talk about vocal endurance!.
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Netflix
Netflix - If you invested $1,000 in 2002, it would be worth $785,671 today (785.7x return)
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Apple
Apple - If you invested $1,000 in 2002, it would be worth $779,032 today (779.0x return)