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Petland sells more than flea collars and kibble -- it sells pets. Petland is a franchise-based pet store that sells kittens, puppies, birds, rodents, tropical fish, and reptiles, as well as the food, grooming supplies, and accessories to care for them. It has about 150 stores in 31 states, about 50 stores in Canada, and a dozen locations in Chile, China, Japan, and South Africa. Petland also offers a credit card by HBSC to finance pet purchases. The company franchises a fish and aquatics store called Aquarium Adventure, of which there are five US locations. Petland was founded in 1967 by Chairman Ed Kunzelman.

PHH Vehicle Management Services trails only GE Fleet Services. Known as PHH Arval, it leases about 330,000 vehicles (mostly cars and light trucks, but also medium and heavy trucks and trailers) and oversees about 295,000 under various management agreements. Besides leasing and fleet management, the firm provides maintenance, collision repair, and fuel card services. Clients include government agencies and corporations in the pharmaceutical, telecommunications, and energy industries. The company is a subsidiary of PHH Corporation, whose operations also include PHH Mortgage.

Pittsburgh Glass Works, LLC will continue delivering our extensive breadth of high quality products and services in a reliable and customer responsive manner. It's the same commitment to quality, safety and service that made PPG Industries (NYSE: PPG) a leading glass manufacturer...a practice and performance standard we will continue. PPG has been manufacturing automotive glass for you, our customers, for almost a century and Pittsburgh Glass Works will take that tradition as a leading end-to-end product and service provider in the automotive glass industry marketplace into the future. Employing more than 4,000 people worldwide, our business comprises automotive glass manufacturing, supply chain, distribution services, retailer alliance partnerships and insurance claims management.

Plane Boats owns and operates the Cosmic Muffin, a boat made from a plane, available for charter in the Fort Lauderdale area for parties, meetings, and corporate events. The Cosmic Muffin was not only owned by Howard Hughes in its previous incarnation as a Boeing 307 Stratoliner, but was also written into Jimmy Buffet's first novel Where Is Joe Merchant? and featured in his song Desdemona's Building a Rocket Ship. Plane Boats also sells related merchandise and rents out advertising space on the Cosmic Muffin. Owner Dave Drimmer purchased the craft in 1981 and took 15 years turning it into a floating plane palace worthy of song and story.

Pleasant Holidays specializes in offering wholesale tour packages to Hawaii, but has added excursions to Australia, the Caribbean, Fiji, Mexico, New Zealand, Tahiti, and several other exotic destinations. The company has taken to cyberspace, operating a Web site through which travel agents can make reservations. Besides its main tour operations, Pleasant Holidays manages four other brands: Hawaii World/Distinguished Resorts, Air by Pleasant; Pleasant Activities; and Singapore Airlines Vacations. A subsidiary of the Automobile Club of Southern California, the company was established in 1959 in Point Pleasant, New Jersey; it began operations in Hawaii in 1986.

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