My grandfather used Coy for Company back in the 1800's and it has always been understood in my professional business world. He worked in the gold mining industry in Canada so I suppose it gave a differentiation when discussing minerals. Just like lots of things it has gone out of fashion. Always used with a capital 'C'.
Bye bye motley fool, page-10
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