List of fictional companies

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This is a list of fictional companies. These are nonexistent companies created for dramatic or literary purposes in a story, usually so the author or producer either is not giving free advertising to a real company, or (more likely) does not get sued for insulting a real company.

See also List of fictional stores, List of fictional restaurants, and List of fictional bars, as well as the List of fictitious company names used by Microsoft.

This list is incomplete; you can help by expanding it.

Contents

[edit] Biomedical

[edit] Conglomerates and multinationals

[edit] Construction

[edit] Energy, communication, and utilities

[edit] Entertainment

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See also: List of fictional radio stations, List of fictional television stations, Fictional video game companies

[edit] Fashions

[edit] Financial

[edit] Fronts

[edit] Manufacturing

[edit] Automotive

[edit] Robots and androids

[edit] Spaceships

[edit] Toys

[edit] Multiple products

[edit] Other

[edit] Military, defense, and weaponry

See also List of fictional military organizations for private military companies

[edit] Mining and petroleum

[edit] Retailers

See List of fictional stores.

[edit] Services

[edit] Advertising

[edit] Incarceration

[edit] Investigative services

[edit] Legal services

[edit] Magical and supernatural

[edit] Moving and delivery

[edit] Publishing

[edit] Other services

[edit] Technology, computers, and software

[edit] Transportation

[edit] Bus companies

[edit] Railroad

[edit] Toll roads

[edit] Trucking

[edit] Airlines

[edit] Cab Companies

[edit] Unknown/miscellaneous

[edit] See also

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