Fictional companies

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The Soylent Corporation is an evil food processing corporation and the main antagonist from the dystopian 1973 masterpiece known as Soylent Green. Like many dystopian villains, the Soylent Corporation is a symbolism of sorts against the dangers of large companies, consumerism, overpopulation and a multitude of other political, social and ethical problems. The Soylent Corporation is responsible for feeding most of the world's population following a post-apocalypse - they manufacted two main…

The fictional company with the largest turnover listed in the infographic is CHOAM, a universal development corporation in Frank Herbert's science fiction Dune universe with an annual turnover of $1.7 trillion and the lowest earning business included is Stark Industries with an annual turnover of $20.3 billion.

The Capsule Corporation is a major corporation in the setting of the Dragon Ball manga and anime franchise that is responsible for the development and sell of their signature Hoi-Poi Capsules, as well as developing many other useful technologies for the world at affordable prices. The Capsule Corporation's signature Capsules are amazing little marvels that can somehow store objects of almost any size and shape into their tiny capsulized forms, being capable of storing basic items, tools…

As many science fiction fans do, I often imagine how well I would fare in the future. These hypotheticals usually focus on post-apocalyptic scenarios in which the common lifestyle is crossbowing aliens and outrunning nuclear explosions. But I’d like to imagine another scenario with you: How would you fare as a pencil-pusher in corporate dystopia?

The Nakatomi Trading Corporation from the Die-Hard universe. Revenues $2.5 billion.

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Let's be serious here — we all want to work for Stark Industries.