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Ticker Symbol Entity Name As Of Date Company Name Followers Employees on Linkedin Link Industry Date Added Date Updated Description Website Specialities Logo HQ.Street HQ.City HQ.State HQ.Country HQ.Postal Headcount change in past 24 months Company Name Sector Industry
private:toptopfives 3194207 Jun 4th, 2019 12:00AM TopTopFives 7 0.00 Open Marketing and Advertising Jun 3rd, 2019 11:36PM Jun 3rd, 2019 11:36PM List-making is something we love to do. Sure, shopping lists can be a useful way of remembering what to buy down the supermarket, and of course to-do lists help us remember what to do once we’ve done that thing we were going to do, but lists really come alive when they are used to rank things in order of greatness. “The Best Goals of All Time”, “The Greatest Beatles Albums Ever”, these are the lists that stir good memories and stimulate the best conversation. We really like these lists. We especially enjoy Top 5 lists. Five is the perfect number of things to list in order of greatness. We began making Top Five lists circa 2005 – “Top 5 Albums of The Year”, “Top 5 Robert De Niro Movies”. It was a fun topic to discuss and compare notes with friends. We started to compile our Top 5 lists into a notebook, hoping to record them for posterity. Before too long, but after much conversation, we’d made hundreds of Top 5 lists on all kinds of different categories. Often one list would lead to the next, and mostly the discussion was the best part. We still have the original old notebook. It is now filled with hundreds of Top 5 lists on weird and wonderful categories. Open Open Top Top Fives
private:toptopfives 3194207 Mar 23rd, 2018 12:00AM TopTopFives 7 0.00 Open Marketing and Advertising Mar 23rd, 2017 10:51AM Mar 23rd, 2017 10:51AM List-making is something we love to do. Sure, shopping lists can be a useful way of remembering what to buy down the supermarket, and of course to-do lists help us remember what to do once we’ve done that thing we were going to do, but lists really come alive when they are used to rank things in order of greatness. “The Best Goals of All Time”, “The Greatest Beatles Albums Ever”, these are the lists that stir good memories and stimulate the best conversation. We really like these lists. We especially enjoy Top 5 lists. Five is the perfect number of things to list in order of greatness. We began making Top Five lists circa 2005 – “Top 5 Albums of The Year”, “Top 5 Robert De Niro Movies”. It was a fun topic to discuss and compare notes with friends. We started to compile our Top 5 lists into a notebook, hoping to record them for posterity. Before too long, but after much conversation, we’d made hundreds of Top 5 lists on all kinds of different categories. Often one list would lead to the next, and mostly the discussion was the best part. We still have the original old notebook. It is now filled with hundreds of Top 5 lists on weird and wonderful categories. Top Top Fives
private:toptopfives 3194207 Feb 17th, 2018 12:00AM TopTopFives 7 0.00 Open Marketing and Advertising Feb 17th, 2018 02:25PM Feb 17th, 2018 02:25PM List-making is something we love to do. Sure, shopping lists can be a useful way of remembering what to buy down the supermarket, and of course to-do lists help us remember what to do once we’ve done that thing we were going to do, but lists really come alive when they are used to rank things in order of greatness. “The Best Goals of All Time”, “The Greatest Beatles Albums Ever”, these are the lists that stir good memories and stimulate the best conversation. We really like these lists. We especially enjoy Top 5 lists. Five is the perfect number of things to list in order of greatness. We began making Top Five lists circa 2005 – “Top 5 Albums of The Year”, “Top 5 Robert De Niro Movies”. It was a fun topic to discuss and compare notes with friends. We started to compile our Top 5 lists into a notebook, hoping to record them for posterity. Before too long, but after much conversation, we’d made hundreds of Top 5 lists on all kinds of different categories. Often one list would lead to the next, and mostly the discussion was the best part. We still have the original old notebook. It is now filled with hundreds of Top 5 lists on weird and wonderful categories. Top Top Fives
private:toptopfives 3194207 Feb 16th, 2018 12:00AM TopTopFives 7 0.00 Open Marketing and Advertising Feb 16th, 2017 08:15AM Feb 16th, 2017 08:15AM List-making is something we love to do. Sure, shopping lists can be a useful way of remembering what to buy down the supermarket, and of course to-do lists help us remember what to do once we’ve done that thing we were going to do, but lists really come alive when they are used to rank things in order of greatness. “The Best Goals of All Time”, “The Greatest Beatles Albums Ever”, these are the lists that stir good memories and stimulate the best conversation. We really like these lists. We especially enjoy Top 5 lists. Five is the perfect number of things to list in order of greatness. We began making Top Five lists circa 2005 – “Top 5 Albums of The Year”, “Top 5 Robert De Niro Movies”. It was a fun topic to discuss and compare notes with friends. We started to compile our Top 5 lists into a notebook, hoping to record them for posterity. Before too long, but after much conversation, we’d made hundreds of Top 5 lists on all kinds of different categories. Often one list would lead to the next, and mostly the discussion was the best part. We still have the original old notebook. It is now filled with hundreds of Top 5 lists on weird and wonderful categories. Top Top Fives
private:toptopfives 3194207 Feb 15th, 2018 12:00AM TopTopFives 7 0.00 Open Marketing and Advertising Feb 15th, 2017 10:07AM Feb 15th, 2017 10:07AM List-making is something we love to do. Sure, shopping lists can be a useful way of remembering what to buy down the supermarket, and of course to-do lists help us remember what to do once we’ve done that thing we were going to do, but lists really come alive when they are used to rank things in order of greatness. “The Best Goals of All Time”, “The Greatest Beatles Albums Ever”, these are the lists that stir good memories and stimulate the best conversation. We really like these lists. We especially enjoy Top 5 lists. Five is the perfect number of things to list in order of greatness. We began making Top Five lists circa 2005 – “Top 5 Albums of The Year”, “Top 5 Robert De Niro Movies”. It was a fun topic to discuss and compare notes with friends. We started to compile our Top 5 lists into a notebook, hoping to record them for posterity. Before too long, but after much conversation, we’d made hundreds of Top 5 lists on all kinds of different categories. Often one list would lead to the next, and mostly the discussion was the best part. We still have the original old notebook. It is now filled with hundreds of Top 5 lists on weird and wonderful categories. Top Top Fives
private:toptopfives 3194207 Feb 14th, 2018 12:00AM TopTopFives 7 0.00 Open Marketing and Advertising Feb 14th, 2017 01:50PM Feb 14th, 2017 01:50PM List-making is something we love to do. Sure, shopping lists can be a useful way of remembering what to buy down the supermarket, and of course to-do lists help us remember what to do once we’ve done that thing we were going to do, but lists really come alive when they are used to rank things in order of greatness. “The Best Goals of All Time”, “The Greatest Beatles Albums Ever”, these are the lists that stir good memories and stimulate the best conversation. We really like these lists. We especially enjoy Top 5 lists. Five is the perfect number of things to list in order of greatness. We began making Top Five lists circa 2005 – “Top 5 Albums of The Year”, “Top 5 Robert De Niro Movies”. It was a fun topic to discuss and compare notes with friends. We started to compile our Top 5 lists into a notebook, hoping to record them for posterity. Before too long, but after much conversation, we’d made hundreds of Top 5 lists on all kinds of different categories. Often one list would lead to the next, and mostly the discussion was the best part. We still have the original old notebook. It is now filled with hundreds of Top 5 lists on weird and wonderful categories. Top Top Fives
private:toptopfives 3194207 Feb 13th, 2018 12:00AM TopTopFives 7 0.00 Open Marketing and Advertising Feb 13th, 2017 04:11PM Feb 13th, 2017 04:11PM List-making is something we love to do. Sure, shopping lists can be a useful way of remembering what to buy down the supermarket, and of course to-do lists help us remember what to do once we’ve done that thing we were going to do, but lists really come alive when they are used to rank things in order of greatness. “The Best Goals of All Time”, “The Greatest Beatles Albums Ever”, these are the lists that stir good memories and stimulate the best conversation. We really like these lists. We especially enjoy Top 5 lists. Five is the perfect number of things to list in order of greatness. We began making Top Five lists circa 2005 – “Top 5 Albums of The Year”, “Top 5 Robert De Niro Movies”. It was a fun topic to discuss and compare notes with friends. We started to compile our Top 5 lists into a notebook, hoping to record them for posterity. Before too long, but after much conversation, we’d made hundreds of Top 5 lists on all kinds of different categories. Often one list would lead to the next, and mostly the discussion was the best part. We still have the original old notebook. It is now filled with hundreds of Top 5 lists on weird and wonderful categories. Top Top Fives
private:toptopfives 3194207 Feb 12th, 2018 12:00AM TopTopFives 7 0.00 Open Marketing and Advertising Feb 12th, 2017 04:15AM Feb 12th, 2017 04:15AM List-making is something we love to do. Sure, shopping lists can be a useful way of remembering what to buy down the supermarket, and of course to-do lists help us remember what to do once we’ve done that thing we were going to do, but lists really come alive when they are used to rank things in order of greatness. “The Best Goals of All Time”, “The Greatest Beatles Albums Ever”, these are the lists that stir good memories and stimulate the best conversation. We really like these lists. We especially enjoy Top 5 lists. Five is the perfect number of things to list in order of greatness. We began making Top Five lists circa 2005 – “Top 5 Albums of The Year”, “Top 5 Robert De Niro Movies”. It was a fun topic to discuss and compare notes with friends. We started to compile our Top 5 lists into a notebook, hoping to record them for posterity. Before too long, but after much conversation, we’d made hundreds of Top 5 lists on all kinds of different categories. Often one list would lead to the next, and mostly the discussion was the best part. We still have the original old notebook. It is now filled with hundreds of Top 5 lists on weird and wonderful categories. Top Top Fives
private:toptopfives 3194207 Feb 11th, 2018 12:00AM TopTopFives 7 0.00 Open Marketing and Advertising Feb 11th, 2017 05:35AM Feb 11th, 2017 05:35AM List-making is something we love to do. Sure, shopping lists can be a useful way of remembering what to buy down the supermarket, and of course to-do lists help us remember what to do once we’ve done that thing we were going to do, but lists really come alive when they are used to rank things in order of greatness. “The Best Goals of All Time”, “The Greatest Beatles Albums Ever”, these are the lists that stir good memories and stimulate the best conversation. We really like these lists. We especially enjoy Top 5 lists. Five is the perfect number of things to list in order of greatness. We began making Top Five lists circa 2005 – “Top 5 Albums of The Year”, “Top 5 Robert De Niro Movies”. It was a fun topic to discuss and compare notes with friends. We started to compile our Top 5 lists into a notebook, hoping to record them for posterity. Before too long, but after much conversation, we’d made hundreds of Top 5 lists on all kinds of different categories. Often one list would lead to the next, and mostly the discussion was the best part. We still have the original old notebook. It is now filled with hundreds of Top 5 lists on weird and wonderful categories. Top Top Fives
private:toptopfives 3194207 Feb 10th, 2018 12:00AM TopTopFives 7 0.00 Open Marketing and Advertising Feb 10th, 2017 06:43AM Feb 10th, 2017 06:43AM List-making is something we love to do. Sure, shopping lists can be a useful way of remembering what to buy down the supermarket, and of course to-do lists help us remember what to do once we’ve done that thing we were going to do, but lists really come alive when they are used to rank things in order of greatness. “The Best Goals of All Time”, “The Greatest Beatles Albums Ever”, these are the lists that stir good memories and stimulate the best conversation. We really like these lists. We especially enjoy Top 5 lists. Five is the perfect number of things to list in order of greatness. We began making Top Five lists circa 2005 – “Top 5 Albums of The Year”, “Top 5 Robert De Niro Movies”. It was a fun topic to discuss and compare notes with friends. We started to compile our Top 5 lists into a notebook, hoping to record them for posterity. Before too long, but after much conversation, we’d made hundreds of Top 5 lists on all kinds of different categories. Often one list would lead to the next, and mostly the discussion was the best part. We still have the original old notebook. It is now filled with hundreds of Top 5 lists on weird and wonderful categories. Top Top Fives

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