ATG

"The Mother of All Big Brothers. Does that make sense?"

The Apple-Tesla-Google Group, shortened to ATG, is a multinational conglomerate. A little smaller in size than competitor IMSO, the megacorporation has many subsidiaries covering sectors such as transportation, IT and technology, communication and surveillance. Among many other things in the city, ATG is in charge of operating the Fortune metro system that covers most of the inner districts.

Structure

CEO: Mark H. Decker

Assets

Total assets equate to around 581 billion US$ (2082 report).

History

ATG is the result of one of the arguably most ambitious corporate attacks pre-2060: in early 2027, Apple's at-the-time CEO Tim Cook and Tesla founder Elon Musk made their earlier plans of cooperating a reality, in a mildly surprising move. This, however, was part of a greater plan all along - a full-scale hostile takeover of mutual competitor Alphabet Inc, parent company of Google. The newly formed "AT Technology" laid their bid against Alphabet the next year, and successfully managed to gain control over Alphabet and associated Google brands. One time-consuming corporate restructuring later, and ATG was created at the end of 2030. It has been thoroughly debated if methods such as hacking and numbers manipulation were secretly included in the takeover process.

"Moving ideas"

Maps

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  Fortune City Metro

  The underground public transportation system in the city, owned and managed by ATG.

Type

Corporation, Conglomerate

Location

The Loop