Xerox Holdings Corp
A maker of printers, copiers, and document-management technology, Xerox is one of the world's largest names in office equipment, selling to businesses and governments around the globe. It began in 1906 as the Haloid Company, a Rochester, New York photo-paper firm, and renamed itself Xerox after developing xerography, a dry copying process whose name comes from Greek words meaning "dry writing." The Xerox 914 copier was so popular that the brand name became a verb for making copies.