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Who is Surfboard Holdings BV the owner of ixquick?
Ixquick and Startpage.com are privacy search engines owned by Surfboard Holding BV, a dutch limited company based in Zeist, the Netherlands. ( so without an s after Holding) Surfboard is owned 100% by their own staff and their direct family.
What owns Surfboard Holdings BV?
US Government
When was Broadnet Holdings BV created?
Broadnet Holdings BV was created in 1998.
Where was ix-quick founded?
Ixquick is the name given to a metasearch engine which was launched in 1998. It was founded in the Netherlands and is also based there as well as in New York. It is owned by Surfboard Holdings B.V.
When was ixquickcom founded?
The metasearch engine known as Ixquick, was founded in 1998. It is owned by Surfboard Holdings B.V. and is based on New York and the Netherlands. It is ranked number 7,807 on Alexa as of September 2013.
What is the Definition for the term Holdings?
1. The act of retaining something. 2. Something owned; any tangible or intangible possession that is owned by someone.
How is Community Newspaper Holdings Inc related to Newspaper Holdings Inc?
Community Newspaper Holdings Inc and Newspaper Holdings Inc are two separate entities. Community Newspaper Holdings Inc is a company that owns and operates newspapers across the United States. Meanwhile, Newspaper Holdings Inc is not a specific company, so there is no direct relationship between the two.
What company owns travelocity?
It is a online travel agency which is wholly owned subsidiary of Sabre Holdings.
Where does rice manufactured in?
Alor Star, Malaysia. Manufactured by SAF HOLDINGS Sdn Bhd, Owned by Bumiputra
Who owns clear channel?
The clear channel is owned by the holding company CC Media Holdings, Inc.
Can you have bv and be pregnant?
You can have bv and be pregnant.
What is the stock symbol for banana boat?
The Banana Boat brand is owned by energizer holdings.Ticker symbol:ENRUSDENERGIZER HOLDINGS, INC.
