Businesses in Pine Valley Trivia Quiz

Answer: Liza Colby

To compete against Erica's empire, Enchantment Cosmetics, Greenlee, Kendall, Mia and Liza all pitched in funds to launch a new cosmetics firm called Fusion. Simone Torres worked as a marketing executive during their first days while Trey Kenyon served as legal counsel. Eventually, Liza ended her partnership and years later went into law.

Answer: Natalie Marlowe

Natalie started her time in town as a nurse at Pine Valley Hospital. Soon, she took care of wealthy individuals like Palmer Cortlandt and a gentleman named Mr. Mason. After the latter passed, Natalie received a large inheritance which she put to good use by opening up the charitable organization in his honor.

Answer: Liza Colby

Adam was thought to have owned the WRCW TV station until the town learned that his twin brother, Stuart, actually owned this business. Dimitri made a loan to Stuart to help him purchase the station in his own right but then demanded immediate repayment.

As Stuart could not afford to offer Dimitri one lump sum, he gave ownership to Dimitri in the form of collateral. Liza utilized skillful legal maneuvering to gain ownership, having initially started as a station manager for WRCW.

Answer: Jesse Hubbard

Back when Jesse came to town, he was known for being the bad boy from the wrong side of the tracks. However, being employed at Foxy's on the waiting staff humbled him significantly. Eventually, Jesse saw his destiny as lying in law enforcement, providing him an enriching opportunity to accept a job as Chief of Police in 2008.

Answer: Janet Green

Opal and Palmer went into the restaurant when they opened up a fast food joint they called the Chicken Shack. Palmer and Opal sent out a notice requesting an accountant run the business's books. Janet Green, who excelled in understanding mathematics, attracted them so she oversaw all the finances in her role. However, danger loomed for Palmer as Janet blackmailed him into an affair.

Answer: Tom Cudahy

Tom gained fame as an athletic football player who fell for Erica Kane when he first moved to town. Right after they married, he began a popular restaurant he aptly named The Goalpost as homage to his sports career. Against his wishes, Erica attempted to transform Tom's business into a disco.

Answer: Adam Chandler

Travis ran for public office when he entered town but he also was in the sports business since he owned a basketball team. Adam made a bet with Travis through an upcoming car race. If Travis won the race, Adam would give him Tempo magazine. However, should Adam win, Travis would relinquish his basketball team. Luckily, Travis won the race to not only maintain the franchise but also gain the magazine for Erica.

Answer: Both Ellen Shepherd and Erica Kane

Nick opened up a lavish restaurant in the mid 1970s known as The Chateau. To help him kick off this celebration, Erica and Ellen as initial hirees threw a major celebration once the restaurant opened for business. Ellen went on to have a lucrative career in this line of work.

However, Erica's only other food industry related job after The Chateau was a short stint in the late 1980s as a waitress in Sea City.

Answer: Noah Keefer

Noah held many jobs for the rather short stint he had on "AMC" for a couple of years in the mid 1990s. However, one such occupation which he enjoyed was taking pictures for Tempo magazine. This was during the time when Edmund and Brooke ran the business together.

Answer: Alexandra Devane

After Dimitri "died", Alex and David formed an alliance to start a nonprofit charity at the hospital to conduct research on rare, deadly diseases. Both poured enough capital into this venture and named it The Andrassy Foundation. For many months, Dixie served as an administrative assistant to both David and Alex.