Archive for September 2004
Where'd the Term 'Blue Chip' Come From?
As you might have guessed, “blue chip” comes straight from the color of high value chips one found on poker tables at the turn of the century. In 1904, the term blue chip first came into use to connote something that was valuable. More than two decades later commentators first began attaching this term to the largest, most reliable companies that one could invest in. I note with a certain sense of irony that, according to etymonline.com, the first recorded usage of “blue chip” in this fashion was in 1929.
Hooters sets its eyes on India
Wings-and-winks chain expands into a new market
 Jason Merritt / PRN
Hooters girls at the 2004 Skylar Neil Memorial Golf Tournament in Malibu, Calif., held in memory of the late daughter of Motley Crue singer Vince Neil. Aside from philanthropy, Hooters girls have helped propel the company to stellar growth at home and now overseas.
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Couldnt help but to blog this one! Should fun to see how shiv sena & RSS(not the blogging XML format) react
