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In 2285, a set of reports claimed that Lotus set up a shell company in 2271 to engage in corporate espionage. It further claims that in 2274, the nature of this program changed to be used to facilitate a series of attacks and hijackings in the [[Calypso Deeps]]. | In 2285, a set of reports claimed that Lotus set up a shell company in 2271 to engage in corporate espionage. It further claims that in 2274, the nature of this program changed to be used to facilitate a series of attacks and hijackings in the [[Calypso Deeps]]. | ||
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# [https://www.champlain.group/news/whistleblower-alleges-corporate-warfare-resulted-in-fatal-piracy-campaign "Whistleblower Alleges 'Corporate Warfare' Resulted In Fatal Piracy Campaign"]. ''Champlain Group''. | |||
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The Lotus Group is an American megacorporation and one of the largest megacorporations in the Orion Arm.
Controversies
In 2285, a set of reports claimed that Lotus set up a shell company in 2271 to engage in corporate espionage. It further claims that in 2274, the nature of this program changed to be used to facilitate a series of attacks and hijackings in the Calypso Deeps.
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General Electric |  Templin Keppe |  Rundle | AgriNova | Lotus Group | Standard Oil | McKesson & Robbins | Chase Manhattan | General Motors | Ford Motor | Kroger-Cowl | Phillips 66 | Norwest | Converge | Fulcrum
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