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And The Think Tank from Old World Blues in which ALL THE SCIENCE would be implemented, though what that would mean in game terms is beyond me. Making them a Mega-Corp so they could have unique branch offices for their experiments would be interesting as it would offer the opportunity to introduce changes to other societies to observe the results. Of course they were envious of Vault-Tec, and one member did hate RobCo, so there is that.
Soilent should be Soylent Corp.
The UAC one is odd as the game research was teleportation so I'd suggest something trade or research related for the name (Delta lab or Energy Transit Hub maybe?).
Cyberdyne Systems & Aperture Science could be shortened to just their names, I'd also suggest changing the Unitology one to Conversion Centre (implies religion) & Vault-Tec doesn't need the 's.
Cyberdyne can be shortened to "errant AIs." instead of abandoned. OCP could use a canon name "OCP Security Concepts Division
With a proven record from Delta City, OCP is looking to expand their mega-corporation operations starting with privatisation of law enforcement."
Biological Medicine can be shortened to Biomedical. Weyland is also odd given the lack of population growth, I'd try something like "Weyland-Yutani, building better worlds. Let us help you better manage the extraction and development of your worlds."
Again sorry to be that guy but great work as usual.