E
E, or e, is the fifth letter and the second vowel letter of the Latin alphabet, used in the modern English alphabet, the alphabets of other western European languages and others worldwide. Its name in English is e; plural es, Es or E's.
E People (First 49 people) - Page 508
Sunbow Entertainment
Production company
Trane Technologies
Manufacturing company
Nintendo of America
Computer game developer
Merck Sharp
Pharmaceutical company
Dan Talbot
Film producer
Xero
Software company
Inland Revenue Department
Government department
Contiki Tours
Company
Ayyıldız Team
Te Wānanga o Aotearoa
The Open Polytechnic Of New Zealand
Kordia
Telecommunications company
Blerta
Musical group
Ayyıldız Team (Ayyıldız Tim)
Public Trust
Company
Pak'nSave
Supermarket company
Actionstep
Vincent Gray
Chemist
Edward Gibbon Wakefield
Former Member of the New Zealand Parliament
Roger Donaldson
New Zealand film director
Winston Peters
Former Minister of Foreign Affairs of New Zealand
John Ballance
Former Prime Minister of New Zealand
Hamish MacIntyre
Former Member of the New Zealand Parliament
Bob Jones
Investor
Edith Campion
New Zealand actor
Billy Te Kahika
New Zealand Politician
Bruce Jesson
Journalist
Tom Mann
Musical artist
Michael Cullen
Former Minister of Finance of New Zealand
The Newark Museum of Art
Tegile Systems
SevOne
Software company
Johnston & Murphy
Footwear company
Spanish Broadcasting System
Radio company
Savoy Records
Record company
Atlas Model Railroad
Company
Heisey Glass Company
Glassware company
Terry Matthews
Welsh-Canadian business magnate
Society of the Cincinnati
Semtech
Vodafone Group Plc
Telecommunications company
Goldsmiths
Jewellery company
Berghaus
Venom Games
Video game company
Ubisoft Reflections
Video game developer
Robert Stephenson and Company
North Eastern Electric Supply Company
