SEB sells small tools that get its customers perky, fed, and coiffed. Known internationally for its Krups, All-Clad, Moulinex, Rowenta, and T-Fal (or Tefal) brands, The company makes cookware (non-stick bakeware, pressure cookers), appliances (toasters, coffee makers, vacuums), and personal care items (hair dryers, scales, and electric razors). A global leader in small appliance manufacturing, it sells its products in more than 120 countries. Regional brands include Arno (Brazil), Calor and Seb (France and Belgium), AirBake and Regal (North America), and Supor (Asia). SEB was founded in 1857 by Antoine Lescure, whose descendants control the firm.

Franklin Electronic Publishers, Incorporated, together with its subsidiaries, engage in the design, development, publishing, and distribution of electronic information on handheld devices and memory media cards, as well as through Internet downloads. It also involves in the design, development, and licensing of linguistic technology, such as spelling error detection software in 36 languages for use in application software, electronic products, and on the Internet to third parties. In addition, the company offers reference titles, including monolingual and bilingual dictionaries, such as Merriam-Webster's Collegiate Dictionary and the Holy Bible; translators and test preparation devices; electronic organizers; and entertainment-oriented publications and educational publications in electronic format. As of March 31, 2009, Franklin Electronic Publishers distributed its reference works and general literature through 49,000 retail outlets in approximately 50 countries, and through Internet and catalog mailings direct to customers. It also uses direct channels, including own sales and marketing force, independent sales representative organizations, and third party alliances to serve specialty markets, such as the professional, educational, and customized application markets. The company was founded in 1981 and is based in Burlington, New Jersey.

La-Z-Boy Incorporated manufactures, markets, imports, distributes, and retails upholstery products and wood casegoods furniture products under the La-Z-Boy name in the United States and Canada. It operates in three segments: Upholstery Group, Casegoods Group, and Retail Group. The Upholstery Group segment manufactures and sells upholstered furniture to furniture retailers and proprietary stores. Its products include recliners and motion furniture, sofas, loveseats, chairs, ottomans, sleeper sofas, sectionals, and modulars. The Casegoods Group segment imports, markets, and distributes manufactured or imported wood casegoods furniture to furniture retailers. Its products include tables, chairs, entertainment centers, headboards, dressers, accent pieces, and various coordinated upholstered furniture. The Retail Group segment sells upholstered furniture to end consumers through the retail network. As of April 25, 2009, La-Z-Boy Incorporated had 68 company-owned La-Z-Boy Furniture Galleries stores. The company was formerly known as Floral City Furniture and changed its name to La-Z-Boy Incorporated in 1996. La-Z-Boy Incorporated was founded in 1927 and is based in Monroe, Michigan.

NOBLE INVESTMENTS (UK) PLC comprises a group of Professional Numismatists of long standing with some 150 years of combined experience.They are the only Numismatic trading and investment company listed in the stock market in the UK.As well as their team of in-house specialists, Noble employ world class external consultants in all specialist fields and the acquisition in August 2008 of Apex Philatelics Ltd has seen the company grow in size. It has now become a formidable market force, offering a complete package to collectors and investors of coins, stamps, banknotes, commemorative medals and military decorations. Their ability to offer the clients access to buy, sell or auction, in London, Hong Kong and New York gives them a wide range of options. Noble specialist and consultants cover virtually all aspects of English, Ancient and Foreign coins, commemorative medals, tokens, banknotes, Military decorations and world stamps.

There's more than seven years of bad luck if you break a Barovier&Toso. Barovier&Toso's a leading glassware maker that creates designer vases, chandeliers, and light fixtures. Barovier&Toso works with architectural types to produce custom-made pieces -- supplying hotels, public buildings, and more. Barovier&Toso's main showroom is in Milan. It also has franchised showrooms in Hong Kong, the Philippines, and Tokyo. The Barovier family, which has produced glassware for centuries, merged its business with the Toso family's (fellow glassmakers on the island of Murano) in 1936. Its history reaches back so far that the Guinness Book of World Records named the Baroviers as being the oldest family of glassmakers in the world.

FUNAI Corporation, Inc., established in 1991, has offices in Rutherford, New Jersey and Torrance, California. Funai Corporation is the North American sales and marketing company for consumer electronic products manufactured by our parent company, Funai Electric Co., Ltd., of Japan, under the brand names of SYLVANIA.Funai Electric Co., Ltd., established in 1961, is headquartered in Osaka, Japan and is listed in the Tokyo Securities Exchange First Section (6839). In addition to the consumer electronic product brands sold by FUNAI Corporation and the products sold by other FUNAI sales and marketing companies in Asia, Europe, and South America, Funai Electric Company, Ltd. is a major original equipment manufacturer (OEM) supplier for appliance, consumer electronic, and computer peripheral companies on a global basis.

Browning Arms Company traces its roots to the late 19th Century, when John Moses Browning established his firearms factory in Utah. Mr. Browning, who earned many patents for his gunsmithing inventions, developed designs that were manufactured by Winchester, Colt, and Fabrique Nationale. The firm, which has also operated as the J. M. & M. S. Browning Company and as Browning Industries, now makes rifles, shotguns, pistols, and accessories, along with archery and fishing equipment, knives, flashlights, outdoor apparel, footwear, and security safes.

Saeco International Group makes automatic espresso and coffee machines for home and commercial use. It also makes manual machines, professional coffee machines, and beverage vending machines. Its brands include Saeco, Gaggia, and Spidem, which are sold primarily in Austria, Benelux, France, Germany, Italy, Spain, Switzerland, and the US. (Saeco International sells its products in more than 60 countries, but sales within Europe account for about three-fourths of revenue.) In 2004 the company was taken private by French buyout firm PAI Partners, through its Giro Investimenti subsidiary. PAI sold Saeco to Royal Philips Electronics in 2009.

X-Rite, Incorporated, a technology company, develops color management systems and solutions worldwide. Its products include colorimeters, which measure light using red, green, and blue receptors, as well as measure printed colors on packages, labels, textiles, and other materials; spectrophotometers that are used in color formulation of materials, such as plastics, paints, inks, ceramics, and metals; densitometers, which measure optical or photographic density; spectrodensitometers that provide measurements for monitoring color reproduction used for controlling the color of printed inks in graphic arts applications; and sensitometers, which are used to expose various photographic films. The company also offers software packages that allow the users to collect and store color measurement data, compare data to databases, communicate color results, and formulate colors from a database. X-Rite also develops and markets products for the communication and reproduction of color. It serves the imaging and media, photography, digital imaging, paints, plastics, apparel, textiles, and automotive industries through sales personnel, independent sales representatives, and dealers. The company was founded in 1958 and is headquartered in Grand Rapids, Michigan.

The concept behind Tamrac’s camera carrying systems was conceived in 1977. Tamrac’s founders were outdoor enthusiasts who loved nature photography. They, like many amateur and professional photographers, had a strong need for camera bags that were tough enough to offer excellent protection, yet were easy to carry and allowed fast access to camera equipment to capture spontaneous wildlife pictures.Tamrac is committed to design innovations. Several of Tamrac’s inventions are patented within the United States. Among Tamrac’s innovations are the following: Total Coverage Tops, Pop-Off™ Film Pockets, ZipDrop™ Pockets, the Lens-Bridge® support system, the LensGate® Divider System, Tuck-A-Way™ Hip Belt, Rolling Systems, QuickClip™ Tripod Attachment System, Strobe Hatch™/Lens Hatch™, M.A.S.™ Modular Accessory System, Slide Pockets™, Giant Rain Flaps, Piggy-Back Pocket™ and Tamrac’s latest innovation -- the TurboTop™ (patent pending). Information about these and other ‘Great Innovations from Tamrac’ can be found under 'The Tamrac Difference’ menu button.Tamrac is recognized throughout the world as the leading "Name Brand" manufacturer of camera cases with distribution throughout the USA, Canada, Europe & Japan. Our headquarters and primary manufacturing facilities are located in Chatsworth, California.

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