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Calvin Klein is one of the few corporations worldwide to own a two letter domain name
There are 26*26 = 676 two letter domain names (dot com). I haven't checked them all but a random survey would indicate there are 676 corporations worldwide who own a two letter domain name. 87.102.44.18 (talk) 17:20, 7 June 2015 (UTC)
- Did you check to see how many are random domain speculators? Pinkbeast (talk) 16:46, 8 June 2015 (UTC)
- No. I started with aa.com and just kept searching. I didn't bother checking all of them
What is the definition of "few"?
Here are a few more
- No. I started with aa.com and just kept searching. I didn't bother checking all of them
- aa.com (American Airlines)
- ab.com (Allen-Bradley/Rockwell Automation)
- ae.com (American Eagle Outfitters)
- ag.com (American Greetings)
- ah.com (Aurora Advanced Healthcare)
- aj.com (Ask.com/IAC/InterActiveCorp)
- al.com (Alabama Local News)
- as.com (Diario AS/PRISA)
- ba.com (British Airways)
- bg.com (Bergdorf Goodman)
- bh.com (Bell Helicopter)
- bk.com (Burger King)
- bl.uk (British Library)
- bn.com (Barnes & Noble)
- bp.com (BP)
- bt.com (BT Group)
- bx.com (The Blackstone Group)
- ca.com (CA Technologies)
- cb.com (CareerBuilder)
- cc.com (Comedy Central)
- cl.com (Craigslist)
- cw.com (Cable & Wireless Worldwide)
- db.com (Deutsche Bank)
- dc.com (Deloitte)
- dg.com (Dollar General)
- dj.com (Dow Jones & Company)
- do.com (Salesforce.com)
- du.com (Emirates Integrated Telecommunications Company)
- dq.com (Dairy Queen)
- dx.com (DealExtreme)
- ea.com (Electronic Arts)
- eb.com (Encyclopædia Britannica)
- ef.com (EF Education First)
- ey.com (Ernst & Young)
- fb.com (Facebook)
- fp.com (Friends Provident)
- ft.com (Financial Times)
- ge.com (General Electric)
- go.com (The Walt Disney Company)
- gm.com (General Motors)
- gp.com (Georgia-Pacific)
- gq.com (GQ/Condé Nast)
- gs.com (Goldman Sachs)
- gt.com (Grant Thornton International)
- gu.com (The Guardian)
- gv.com (Google Ventures)
- hm.com (H&M)
- ha.com (Heritage Auctions)
- hp.com (Hewlett-Packard)
- if.com (Intelligent Finance)
- ig.com (IG Group)
- jd.com (JD.com)
- jj.com (Johnson & Johnson)
- jq.com (Warner Bros.)
- jm.com (Johns Manville)
- ka.com (Cirque du Soleil)
- kp.com (Kaiser Permanente)
- kt.com (KT Corporation)
- kw.com (Keller Williams Realty)
- ky.com (K-Y Jelly)
- kz.com (Pearson Education)
- la.com (MediaNews Group)
- lc.com (Starwood Hotels and Resorts Worldwide)
- ld.com (Loren Data Corp.)
- lg.com (LG Corp)
- lh.com (Lufthansa)
- lm.com (Altria)
- lq.com (La Quinta Inns & Suites)
- lv.com (Liverpool Victoria)
- lw.com (Latham & Watkins)
- me.com (iCloud/Apple Inc.)
- mi.com (Xiaomi)
- ml.com (Merrill Lynch)
- ms.com (Morgan Stanley)
- mt.com (Mettler Toledo)
- ni.com (National Instruments)
- nn.com (Pearson Education)
- ok.com(OK Magazine)
- op.com (Ocean Pacific)
- pb.com (Pitney Bowes)
- pc.com (Intel Corp)
- pg.com (Procter & Gamble)
- pt.com (Performance Technologies Inc)
- pw.com (PricewaterhouseCoopers)
- qq.com (Tencent QQ)
- qz.com (Quartz/Atlantic Media)
- ra.com (AbbVie)
- rb.com (Reckitt Benckiser)
- rj.com (Royal Jordanian)
- rm.com (RM Education)
- rr.com (Time Warner Cable)
- rt.com (RT/RIA Novosti)
- sc.com (Standard Chartered)
- si.com (Turner Broadcasting System)
- sm.com (SM Investments Corporation)
- so.com (Qihoo)
- st.com (STMicroelectronics)
- sv.com (MediaNews Group)
- td.com (Toronto-Dominion Bank)
- ti.com (Texas Instruments)
- ua.com (Under Armour)
- ul.com (UL)
- up.com (Union Pacific Railroad)
- uo.com (Ultima Online)
- vf.com (Vanity Fair/Condé Nast)
- vk.com (VK)
- vw.com (Volkswagen Group of America)
- wb.com (Warner Bros.)
- wd.com (Western Digital)
- wf.com (Wells Fargo)
- wm.com (Waste Management, Inc)
- wp.com (WordPress.com)
- wr.com (Westar Energy)
- wy.com (Weyerhaeuser)
- xe.com (XE.com)
- xg.com (The Walt Disney Company)
- xo.com (XO Communications)
- ya.com (Orange)
- yp.com (Yellowpages.com)
- yr.com (Young & Rubicam)
- zd.com (ZDNet/CBS Interactive)
- zf.com (ZF Friedrichshafen)
87.102.44.18 (talk) 23:41, 14 September 2015 (UTC)
- Interesting. So I suppose it comes down to the question of whether we think hundreds is a few because it is small compared to the total number of companies, or we don't because after all it is hundreds. Pinkbeast (talk) 14:08, 16 September 2015 (UTC)