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Today, during their yearly meeting on company politics and regulation, the CEO of Crimson Research Incorporated(CRI) announced that his company had purchased over 1Billion Nuyen's worth of assets in the sprawling megapolis. "We've always had an interest on opening our new branch of research there, with fewer paperwork, it'll be easier for us to help deliver people with much needed technologies for their livelyhood." The CEO stated to the media
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CRI has always been a proiminant player in the planetary market, the Burrow-based Company is one of the first ventures to target civilian's needs on an asking basis, developping technologies on demand from Civilians who win their tri-yearly lottery. The company has announced that their GC branch would focus on nanotechnologies, focusing almost exclusively on the study of Nanomachines in what they call 'Spectrology'
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"We're happy to have finally struck a deal that allows us to see to Glitch City's Civilian needs, not only that, but we will be opening a great number of job opportunities for all stratum of the population." Hiyuri Velgrade, Regional Director for GC's Operations sounded enthusiastic for the future "We want to help the people, with the shortages of basic necessities, we want to at least propose technologies that will be cheap despite being indespensible."
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CRI will begin operations next friday, and have already opened their doors to job applicants from all lines of work. -Orion GrĂ¼m, Freelance Reporter
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Another predator entering an already overburdened hunting ground... -cyb~il
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| Today, during their yearly meeting on company politics and regulation, the CEO of Crimson Research Incorporated(CRI) announced that his company had purchased over 1Billion Nuyen's worth of assets in the sprawling megapolis.
"We've always had an interest on opening our new branch of research there, with fewer paperwork, it'll be easier for us to help deliver people with much needed technologies for their livelyhood."
The CEO stated to the media