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21 organizations of 810, A to Z.

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  • E. I. du Pont de Nemours and CompanyU.S. chemical company that made tetraethyl lead for the Ethyl company.
  • East India Company 31 Dec 1600 – 1874London trading company chartered in 1600; it collected the revenue of Bengal from 1765, lost its governing powers in 1858 and was dissolved under an Act of 1873.
  • Editors of the Internet Jewish History SourcebookEditors of the Fordham University sourcebook, whose introductions draw on a 1938 collection by Jacob Rader Marcus.
  • Emerson CollectiveLaurene Powell Jobs’s LLC, which gives, invests and publishes.
  • Emory UniversityPrivate research university in Atlanta, Georgia.
  • Engine No. 1Investment firm that ran a campaign for seats on ExxonMobil’s board in 2021.
  • EnronU.S. energy company that filed for bankruptcy in 2001; Arthur Andersen was its auditor.
  • Ernst & WhinneyOne of the Big Eight; merged with Arthur Young in June 1989 to form Ernst & Young.
  • Ernst & Young LLPU.S. firm of the EY network.
  • EssilorFrench maker of prescription lenses; combined with Luxottica in 2018.
  • EssilorLuxotticaFranco-Italian eyewear group formed in 2018 from Essilor and Luxottica; listed in Paris.
  • Ethyl Corporation 1924 –Maker and seller of tetraethyl lead fluid, begun in 1924 as the Ethyl Gasoline Corporation, formerly General Motors’ chemical company.
  • European CommissionExecutive body of the European Union; reviews mergers under the EU Merger Regulation.
  • European Medicines AgencyEuropean Union agency that evaluates medicines for use in the EU.
  • European ParliamentThe parliament of the European Union.
  • European UnionUnion of European states; its Parliament and Council adopted the 2009 Cosmetics Regulation.
  • Expedia GroupTravel company listed on Nasdaq (EXPE).
  • ExxonMobilU.S. oil company formed by the merger of Exxon and Mobil.
  • EYOne of the four largest accounting and audit networks; formerly Ernst & Young.
  • EY GermanyGerman firm of the EY network; named in Wirecard’s annual reports as its auditor.
  • EyeMedU.S. vision-benefits plan; described in 2012 as owned by Luxottica.