This is a list of commercial pairs. For a complete listing of pairs see Lists of pairs. For a list of pairs sorted by name see List of pairs by name This is a list of lists of pairs by category. ... The following is a list of famous pairs listed alphabetically. ...

• Abercrombie & Fitch
• A&W (Root beer- named after inventors Allen and Wright)
• B&Q (Block & Quayle - British DIY chain of stores)
• Barnes & Noble
• Baskin-Robbins
• Ben & Jerry
• Black & Decker
• Currier & Ives (lithographers)
• Eckert & Mauchly (colleagues)
• Edison & Swan (also rivals/opponents)
• Faber & Faber, Ltd. British publishing firm.
• Fortnum & Mason
• Funk & Wagnalls
• Hale & Dorr (Boston law firm)
• Harry and David Pioneering mail-order food merchant (pears, Fruit-of-the-Month club)
• Hennes & Mauritz Swedish clothing manufacturer
• Holland and Holland (gunmakers)
• Horn & Hardart
• Steve Jobs & Steve Wozniak (colleagues) The proverbial "two Steves in a garage" who founded Apple Computer, Inc.. (with assistance from Mike Markkula)
• Johnson & Johnson
• Keuffel & Esser (slide rule manufacturer)
• Little, Brown
• Lea & Perrins
• McDonnell and Douglas
• Marks & Spencer
• Mills & Boon British publisher of romance novels.
• Procter & Gamble
• Rand & McNally
• Rolls & Royce
• Sears & Roebuck
• Simon & Schuster
• Smith & Wesson (gunmakers)

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See also

• Lists of people
• List of corporate leaders
• List of economists
• List of business theorists
• List of companies