List of re-established companies

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This is a list of re-established companies. This list comprises companies that became defunct, but were later re-established, with the same name, under a new incorporation or management.

## Re-established companies

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* 20th Century Fox Records
* 4th & B'way Records
* Abercrombie & Fitch[1]
* Acorn Computers (2006)
* Agitprop! Records
* Albert Productions
* American Record Company
* Apex Records (Canada)
* Ardent Records
* Arena Football League[2]
* Argus (camera company)
* Asylum Records
* Atlus
* Attack Records
* Avalanche Software
* Azuli Records
* BankUnited
* Bennigan's
* Best & Co.
* Biograph Company
* Black Swan Records
* Blue Thumb Records
* Bromley Originate Change
* Brunswick Records
* Builders Square
* Cameo-Parkway Records
* Canaan Records
* CanJet
* Carolco Pictures
* Casablanca Records
* CBS Productions
* Charisma Records
* Claridge Records
* CNR Music
* Coleco
* Commodore International
* Crazy Eddie – Went defunct in 1989, was revived in 2005, went defunct again, was revived again in 2012
* Creation Records
* Cryo Interactive
* Cryptovision Records
* Dark Horse Records
* Deram Records
* Diamond Records
* Disturbing tha Peace
* Dow Chemical Company
* Dunwich Records
* Duquesne Brewing Company
* Edison Records
* Embassy Records
* Epic/Sony Records
* Epitaph Records
* F-Beat Records
* Factory Records
* Fontana Records
* Format Films
* Galaxy Records
* Gennett Records
* Go! Discs
* Goody's (store)[3]
* Grand Prix Drivers' Association
* Grateful Dead Records[4]
* Gulf Oil
* Hallmark Records
* Harmony Records
* Harvest Records
* Heartbeat Productions
* Hechinger
* Herwin Records
* Hickory Records
* His Master's Voice
* Hostess (snack cakes)
* IBM India
* ImageMovers
* Imperial Records
* Impulse! Records
* Industrial Records
* I.R.S. Records
* Italy Records
* Jacobson's
* Kama Sutra Records
* Latent Recordings
* Lava Records
* Liberty Records
* Lincoln Records
* Linens 'n Things
* Loud Records
* Marvel Music
* Mokum Records
* Montgomery Ward
* Morgan-McClure Motorsports
* Namco
* Northern League (baseball, 1993–2010)
* NorthWestern Corporation
* Okeh Records
* Old HB
* Oriole Records (UK)
* Orion Pictures
* Packard Bell
* Pan American Airways (1996–1998)
* Pan American Airways (1998–2004)
* Paramount Records
* Paramount Television
* Peacock Records
* Perfect Records
* Playboy Records – relaunched as a jazz label distributed by Concord Records
* The Pop Shoppe
* Priority Records
* Lilly Pulitzer
* Quality Records
* Radar Records
* Radiex Records
* Rankin/Bass Productions
* RCA
* RCA Music Group
* Red Letter Days
* Regal Recordings
* Regal Zonophone Records
* Reprise Records
* RKO/Unique Records
* RockResorts
* Rough Trade Records
* Salsoul Records
* Seeland Records
* Selig Polyscope Company[5]
* Service Merchandise
* Sierra Entertainment
* Silvertone Records (1916)
* Slash Records
* Smash Records
* SNK
* Sonar Entertainment
* Soul City Records (American label)
* Stateside Records
* Stiff Records
* StreetSounds (record label)
* Sun Country Airlines
* Sunshine Records (United States)
* T-Neck Records
* Toys "R" Us
* TriStar Pictures
* Turner Pictures
* Uni Records
* Vee-Jay Records
* Verve Forecast Records
* Verve Records
* Vocalion Records
* Walter Lantz Productions
* Warner Bros. Cartoons
* White Noise Records
* Wing Records
* The Wiz (store)
* WRocK Online
* WXB 102
* Zantigo[6]
* Zonophone

## See also

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* Companies portal
* Lists portal

* Lists of companies

## References

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1. ^ "Abercrombie & Fitch Co. History". Funding Universe. Retrieved 2 April 2015.
2. ^ "Arena Football 1 to launch in 2010". ESPN. Associated Press. December 10, 2009. Retrieved 2 April 2015.
3. ^ Harrington, Carly (January 18, 2009). Goody's legacy in Knoxville one of growth, charity Archived 18 January 2009 at the Wayback Machine, Knoxville News Sentinel. page C1
4. ^ "Grateful Dead Records (1973-1976)". Deaddisc.com. Retrieved 2 April 2015.
5. ^ Shapiro, Dev (23 June 2012). "It all started with a crazy question….Reestablishing The Selig Polyscope Company". Selig Polyscope Company. Archived from the original on 18 September 2012. Retrieved 7 May 2024.
6. ^ "PepsiCo to merge Zantigo's, Taco Bell," San Jose Mercury News, October 2, 1986, p. 10C.