Company
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Examples
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AT&T | The world's largest telecommunications company and the largest provider of mobile telephone services in the USA |
Airline | |
American Continental Corporation | |
British East India Company | Once the biggest opium trader in the world. |
British Petroleum | |
British-American Tobacco | |
Capital Partners Securities | |
Comverse | American Tech company which does most of its research and development in Israel. |
CrisisCast | British company with close ties to the military providing realistic crisis actors. |
EPIC | |
Equilibrium Gulf Limited | |
ExxonMobil | |
Fazze | |
First Intercontinental Development Corporation | |
Holding company | |
Jardine Matheson | Conglomeration based on "the world's most valuable single commodity trade of the nineteenth century", opium. |
Journeyman Pictures | |
KBR | |
Koç Holding | The largest industrial conglomerate in Turkey, |
Kurdistan Development Corporation | |
MSNBC | |
Permindex | CIA front |
Philips | An electric company which was a major funder of Le Cercle. |
PowderJect | |
Premier Election Solutions | |
Private military company | Today's mercenaries. |
Private-equity firm | Predatory "Buyout firms" |
Russo-British Chamber of Commerce | UK company which has had at least two Institute for Statecraft members as directors. |
Samsung | |
Scott Trust Ltd | Holding company of the Guardian and the Observer |
Scottish American Investment Company | Long established investment company |
Standard Elektrik Lorenz | |
Unilever | Multinational specialized in providing people the illusion of choice in local supermarkets. Targeted by Operation Gladio-agents in the Netherlands with blackmail. |
Vocativ | |
Walsingham Partners | |
Washington Speakers Bureau | |
World Vision | CIA front |
Xerox | |
YUKOS | |
eSurv | An Italian developer of surveillance systems. Identified by Security Without Borders as the author of the state-sponsored spyware, Exodus. |