Top Business Blunders of 2010
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There have been some amazing business blunders throughout 2010, and BNET have compiled an impressive top 75! Our favourites are:
- The National Pork Board having to openly admit that Unicorns don’t exist (no.11.)
- After receiving $64 billion in government bailouts, mortgage-finance company Freddie Mac files a suit against the Treasury Dept. over a levy of $3 billion in back taxes! (no. 15)
- The general manager of the Chilean mint is fired after overseeing production of a run of 50-peso coins with the nation’s name spelled “C-H-I-I-E”. These coins had actually been in circulation since 2008! (no.52)
Discover all of the top business blunders of 2010.
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The Chilean blunder is a classic
The one about the hotel with the reflective glass, heating the swimming pool and burning the guests gets me.