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== The Great Embarkment (2400 - 2436) == | == The Great Embarkment (2400 - 2436) == | ||
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===[[Nanotrasen]]=== | ===[[Nanotrasen]]=== | ||
[[File:NTlogo.png|200px|thumb|Nanotrasen's corporate logo]] | [[File:NTlogo.png|200px|thumb|Nanotrasen's corporate logo]] | ||
The largest human corporation in existence. While their subsidiaries and business transactions cover several aspects of space life, they have not faced significant anti-trust breakup despite their | The largest human corporation in existence. While their subsidiaries and business transactions cover several aspects of space life, they have not faced significant anti-trust breakup despite their massive horizontal influence. Pioneers of materials technology that helped to lead humanity out of Sol and into the rest of the universe, their most recent endeavors have been replicating the exceptional technology of the Vxtvul Empire. Their current CEO, Theo Deimi, is a static, cutthroat individual whose beliefs of pragmaticism and technological progress have curiously raked in thousands of non-human employees, though several alien sympathizers point out Nanotrasen's unjust payment of non-humans in incredibly demanding positions, such as medical professions, engineering contracts, or even management. While not official, it's generally accepted that their coffers filling the SIC's has helped to keep their ambitions uninterrupted for so long, though several have grown contemptuous of Nanotrasen's exception from judicial consequences. | ||
Notable subsidiaries include: | Notable subsidiaries include: |
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