In around 1980 it was bought by First Jersey National Bank (Jersey City), and GB was then known as "First Jersey South". In 1987 FJ was bought by National Westminster Bank (London), one of the largest banks in the world. In 1994 NatWest sold NatWestUSA to Fleet Bank (Boston). Fleet has since been sold to Bank of America, and as of the writing of this answer (2008) the old Guarantee Bank branches are Bof A branches.
The original company that later became Amway was formed in 1949. That company became an association of sellers in 1959. Finally in 1960 the company appeared under the Amway name.
The company AXA Sunlife became in existence after the merger of AXA and Sun Life & Provincial Holdings in 2000. The roots of the company however are as old as 1817.
Sharewatch is a financial company based in Ireland. The company was founded in 1999, and in 2001 became to first to offer low cost trading in Ireland.
Overnite is probably the one you're thinking of. That is what became UPS Freight.
They may have dissolved or became part of another Nebraska insurance co like Allstate. Most likely they merged or were bought up.
The American Water Company was first founded in 1886. It was originally called American Water Works and Guarantee Company and became the American Water Company in 1947.
The North Sea became the major area for hostilities in the Atlantic region
Coca Cola became a company at 1921.
Pick up a book about English or World History. I guarantee you'll find the answer. Here's a hint..it started around the 15th century A.D.
It is the Middle colonies!
J. Erroll Boyd became the first Canadian to fly across the Atlantic in the 1930s
IBM
the Western and Atlantic railroad.
the Western and Atlantic railroad.
Flying across the Atlantic Ocean
North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO)
Yes and no. The parent company, formerly known as the American Bell Telephone Company, changed it's name to the American Telephone and Telegraph Company (AT&T) in 1899. Regional divisions of the company continued to use "Bell" in their names, such as "Bell Atlantic" and "BellSouth." In 1974, the divisions were split off into separate companies. Bell Atlantic, notably, became Verizon. AT&T continued to own a small percentage of the telephone market.Many of the divisions have since remerged back into either Verizon or AT&T (now rivals).