provide a unique branding but the ornge.com misspelling was already used by an advertising portal. Osram – from osmium and wolfram. Össur – from the name of the founder, Icelandic prosthetist Össur Kristinsson. P Paccar – from Pacific Car and Rail PCCW – originally Pacific Century Development, the company's English name was changed from Pacific Century CyberWorks Limited to PCCW Limited on 9 August 2002. It owns Hong Kong Telecom. Pamida – U.S. retailer co-founded by Jim Witherspoon and named after his three sons: Patrick, Michael and David. Following a merger in 2012, Pamida's 175 stores were rebranded as Shopko Hometown stores or closed. Panasonic – the giant Japanese electronics manufacturer was originally called Matsushita, after its founder, Kōnosuke Matsushita. In 2008, it was renamed Panasonic Corporation after the brand names it used for TV sales in the United States. National, its original global brand name, was not available in the United States and was abandoned. Panda – from the "Panda Pop" chocolate bar introduced in the 1950s, featuring a stylised picture of a panda on the cover. Peek Freans – from the surnames of cofounders James Peek and George Frean Pemex – abbreviation of the full name of the state-owned Mexican oil/gasoline company, Petróleos Mexicanos (Spanish for Mexican Petroleum) Pennzoil – formed by a merger of South Penn Oil, a former Standard Oil subsidiary, and Zapata Oil Penske Corporation – transportation company founded in 1969 by US racing driver Roger Penske. Pepsi – named from the digestive enzyme pepsin Pernod Ricard – French drinks company formed in 1975 with the merger of eponymous rivals founded by Henri-Louis Pernod and Paul Ricard Petrobras – abbreviation of the Brazilian oil company's full name, Petróleo Brasileiro (Portuguese for Brazilian Petroleum) Peugeot – in 1810, Jean-Pierre and Jean-Frédéric Peugeot diversified their family-run grain mill into a steel foundry. In 1896, after a family squabble, Armand Peugeot founded the Société des Automobiles Peugeot to focus on cars. Pez – from the first, middle and last letters of the German language word "Pfefferminz", meaning "peppermint" Philco – from the Philadelphia Storage Battery Company. The pioneering U.S. radio and television manufacturer was taken over by Ford and later by Philips. Philips – Royal Philips Electronics was founded in 1891 by brothers Gerard (the engineer) and Anton (the entrepreneur) Philips Piaggio – Italian manufacturer of Vespa scooters and cars was named after its founder, Rinaldo Piaggio. Pioneer