Cross Applied Technologies has a representative on the Corporate Court, making it a Triple-A.

I'm going to throw out a few, although I can't really verify the AA status:
Gaeatronics, Lockheed-Martin-Northrup-Grumman, United Oil, Truman Technologies, Winter Systems

Technically Gunderson Corporation is still around, although crippled.

Single-A corporation, I believe.

*psst* He mentioned that one already.

Nope. I think you mentioned every old North American aerospace corp except Federated-Boeing.

The original poster, dude. I only mentioned corps that the original poster didn't mention.

Which I don't have...

I knew I was forgetting some: PBT. I can't believe I forgot that one. And Gunderson, which is just completely irresponsible of me. UCASOL tastes like burning. Cord... Fine. Lokheed... Not so fine, but I could live with that. I find it hard to believe there are many AAs stuck in one aspect of the market Ares Arms dominates in its AAness. Dow: I didn't even know still existed in SR.

But, anyway. I'm not going to comment down the list, but corps like AresSpace don't count towards my end goal since it's part of Ares. And LSSS and DocWagon were mentioned. The thing is, I've seen plenty of references to corps but never actually knew which was A or AA.

Sikorsky-Bell, BTW, is based in Stratford, Connecticut. Well, Sikorsky is, anyway.

HBT is the other one, since they are big enough to have space assets, although technically Google has space assets. That doesn't make it a megacorp.

I didn't think C-N was an American corp (or if it is, it's about as American as DaimlerChrysler). Ford... I wasn't sure of. It doesn't strike me as being large enough. It was in competition with GM, which I considered an A since it was big enough for Ares to deal with, but small enough for Ares to buy. Had they gone the other way, Ares might own Ford instead (or eventually will, anyway).

Finally, Manadyne strikes me as very hard to accept as a AA since it's a large firm in its field, but its field is magical research. How could it be big enough to be a powerful, extraterritorial megacorp? One of the things I noticed, and I think was the point of mentioning them, was that the corps in POAD: DS were specifically not major corps--and the ones that were, people knew about, except for Gunderson and Yakashima (which at least operates openly in North America, which is distinct from most of the Euro-Mega 15). People already knew about PBT (Denver), for example.

But thank you. This has been... enlightening.

PM me an e-mail address and I'll be more than happy to send you a copy.

The last version dates back to october (I mean oktober, for the DSF addict), updated with SOTA:2064: the original XLS I worked out, as the PDF made by Connor from it. Simply check if you have references to SOTA:64 in the file you have.

Well, I have an more up to date version on my hard disk since I missed one reference in SOTA:2064 (about a media corp the Tir Tairngire government hired for their communication) that I added later to the version on my hard disk, without FTPing it to the web.

A blank in this list mean that I never saw the answer in any of the SR books I read (except for HQ, where I took the RL one if it existed). Authors can be vague sometimes. The list original purpose was to be a canon reference for the freelancers, leaving blank to tell them "you can decide". I did not even put info from SoE 'expanded universe'. Sometimes, I could give the hint (would make sense for example, for subsidiaries of Renraku America to be in North or South America).

And you're probably right. Bad sources I had in the past made me believe that C-N was headquartered in San Francisco, but reading the actual text only the North American is set there. It strongly suggests the HQ would be Nissan's home in Tokyo.

You don't list it as being American. In fact, you didn't list it as being of any specific nationality, which is why I added the addendum asking if it was in fact North American.