What does PE stand for?

Playboy Enterprises

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Business, finance, etc.

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Samples in periodicals archive:

She is an executive assistant at Playboy Enterprises, and he is the owner of Dr.

WEDDINGS

Byline: ANI Washington, May 23 (ANI): Founder of Playboy Enterprises Hugh Hefner received an unexpected visit from the Los Angeles police after gunshots at the Playboy Mansion were reported.

Cops probing Playboy Mansion gunshots incident visit Hefner

The adult entertainment empire Playboy Enterprises posted some unattractive figures yesterday as its main magazine suffered a migration of readers and advertisers to racy offerings on the internet.

Stiff online competition pinches Playboy's profits

Having overspent in the go-go technology era, Playboy Enterprises expects to report operating income of $22 million this year and may eke out a profit for the first time since 1998.

The bunny hits the big 5-0

Byline: LAUREN CHAMBLISS PROVING sex sells even in times of strife, Playboy Enterprises is making its first-ever bond offering to raise $110 million (u69 million) to cut debt.

Playboy attracts investor interest with bunny bonds

Playboy Enterprises and the Cisneros Group pair up to bring video erotica to Latin America and beyond.

Unlikely Bedfellows

Excite Inc has come through the first round of a trademark infringement suit with Playboy Enterprises Inc.

Excite Wins First Round of Playboy Suit

Bloomberg News PUBLISHING STOPS: Citing ``philosophical differences,'' the publishers of the Spanish-language version of Playboy magazine have suspended publication in the United States and Mexico, and the Mexican publisher has filed a lawsuit against Playboy Enterprises Inc.

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