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| + | The '''Trask Commercial Group''' was a vast Xaronese business conglomerate founded in the 22nd century XE. What began as a minor bank expanded over the centuries to become one of the foremost money lenders and weapons suppliers to the Xaronese Celestial Empire. The Trask Commercial Group was comprised of hundreds of subsidiary corporations under the control of a holding company owned by House Trask. In addition to its long association with the highest levels of the Xaronese government, the Trask Commercial Group was also in league with several organized crime groups to ensure that their business rivals could never overtake them and that their workers remained obedient.[[Category:Corporations (Teggedon Spiral Chronicles)]] |
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| − | The '''Trask Combine''' was a Xaronese megacorporation owned by [[House Trask ]] of [[Tanith]]. The Combine was one of the most powerful corporations in the galaxy, it manufactured and sold everything from toothpaste to starships. |
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| − | The Trask Combine had its origin as the privateer fleet created by Luxas Trask. During the Xaronese-Federation War, Trask racked up enough prize money from captured enemy ships to expand into mercantile shipping.[[Category:Organizations (Teggedon Spiral Chronicles)]] |
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Latest revision as of 06:40, 11 June 2017
The Trask Commercial Group was a vast Xaronese business conglomerate founded in the 22nd century XE. What began as a minor bank expanded over the centuries to become one of the foremost money lenders and weapons suppliers to the Xaronese Celestial Empire. The Trask Commercial Group was comprised of hundreds of subsidiary corporations under the control of a holding company owned by House Trask. In addition to its long association with the highest levels of the Xaronese government, the Trask Commercial Group was also in league with several organized crime groups to ensure that their business rivals could never overtake them and that their workers remained obedient.