Entities

CEO of Google and Alphabet Inc. Joined Google in 2004 and led development of Chrome browser and Android.

AI consumer software startup founded by Marissa Mayer in 2017, originally called Lumi Labs. Rebranded to Sunshine in 2020. Developed contact management and photo sharing apps. Shut down in September 2025 with assets transferred to Dazzle.

American information technology company that develops and manufactures server and storage solutions. Major supplier of AI infrastructure and GPU server systems. Has faced significant accounting fraud and governance scandals.

Former CEO of YouTube (2014-2023). Google employee #16, rented her garage to Google founders in 1998. Oversaw YouTube through major content moderation controversies. Passed away in August 2024.

Indian food delivery company. Backed by Prosus and SoftBank. Went public in 2024. Competitor to Zomato. Has faced criticism over pre-IPO layoffs and gig worker conditions.

Third-largest wireless carrier in the US. Merged with Sprint in 2020. Subsidiary of Deutsche Telekom.

Estonian entrepreneur, co-founder of Wise (formerly TransferWise). First employee at Skype (2002-2008). Left Wise in 2021, now partner at Plural VC fund. Founded kood/Jõhvi free coding school. Net worth ~€1.2 billion. Member of Founders Pledge.

American video game holding company. Parent of Rockstar Games and 2K Games. Publisher of Grand Theft Auto, Red Dead Redemption, NBA 2K, and other major franchises. CEO Strauss Zelnick.

Online therapy platform connecting users with licensed therapists via text, audio, and video. Faced data mining allegations and congressional scrutiny over privacy practices.

Indian multinational information technology services and consulting company, part of the Tata Group. Largest Indian IT services company by revenue. Largest employer of H-1B visa workers in the United States with 5,505 approvals in FY2025.

British video game developer and publisher known for Worms franchise. Also publishes indie games including Overcooked and Dredge. Listed on London Stock Exchange (AIM) in 2018. Faced NFT controversy and worker condition complaints in 2022.

Co-CEO of Netflix since 2020. Led Netflix's transformation into a major content producer. Long-time Democratic fundraiser now cultivating relationships with Trump administration.

Cloud-based instant messaging service with focus on privacy and encryption. Founded by Pavel Durov. Notably suspended Hong Kong government data requests after National Security Law.

Chinese multinational technology conglomerate. Operates WeChat, one of the world's largest messaging platforms, and is a major player in gaming, fintech, and cloud services.

Electric vehicle and clean energy company. Also develops AI for autonomous driving and humanoid robots.

Semiconductor design and manufacturing company, specializing in analog and embedded processing chips. Lisa Su's first position after earning her PhD from MIT (1994-1995).

Infrastructure and tunnel construction company founded by Elon Musk. Focuses on building underground transportation tunnels to reduce traffic congestion. Projects include the Las Vegas Convention Center Loop.

Nonprofit developing free and open-source software for anonymous communication. Operates the Tor network used by journalists, activists, and privacy-conscious users worldwide. Originally developed at the US Naval Research Laboratory.

Defunct health technology company that claimed to revolutionize blood testing. Collapsed amid fraud revelations. Founder Elizabeth Holmes convicted of wire fraud.

Global technology consultancy that integrates strategy, design, and engineering. Known for industry-leading LGBTQ+ and gender equality programs, including Stonewall Top 15 ranking and 13 consecutive WGEA Gender Equality citations.

Dominant ticketing platform and subsidiary of Live Nation Entertainment. Sells tickets for concerts, sports, theater, and other live events worldwide.

Short-form video social media platform owned by ByteDance. US operations based in Los Angeles and Singapore.

Inventor of the World Wide Web, which he gave to humanity freely without patents. Founded W3C to maintain open standards, the Web Foundation to advocate for an open web, and Inrupt to build data sovereignty tools via the Solid protocol.

CEO of Apple since 2011, succeeding Steve Jobs. Known for expanding Apple's services business and advocacy on privacy issues.

AI ethics researcher fired from Google in December 2020 over a research paper on AI bias. Co-led Google's Ethical AI team. Founded the Distributed AI Research Institute (DAIR). Her firing sparked widespread debate about AI ethics and corporate research independence.

German-Canadian entrepreneur, co-founder and CEO of Shopify. Built one of the world's largest e-commerce platforms.

Co-founder of Augmental (MIT Media Lab spinoff). Forbes 30 Under 30 Social Impact 2023. Began stuttering at age 5, giving personal connection to accessibility challenges. Publicly stated that 'the market for solutions for people with disabilities is not considered significant by most investors,' highlighting systemic funding barriers for disability-focused startups.

Co-founder and CEO of DoorDash. Previously donated to Democratic candidates including Pete Buttigieg ($3,050 in 2019), the DNC ($7,200 in 2020), and Joe Biden's campaign ($2,800 in 2020).

World's largest automaker by sales. Japanese multinational automotive manufacturer. Parent company of Daihatsu, Hino Motors, and holds stake in Subaru. Faced major safety certification scandals across group companies in 2024.

Co-founder and former CEO of Uber (2010-2017). Resigned amid scandals over toxic workplace culture, sexual harassment, regulatory violations, and aggressive business practices.

Donald Trump's 2024 presidential campaign.

Fundraising committee for Donald Trump's 2025 presidential inauguration.

The first presidential administration of Donald Trump, from January 2017 to January 2021.

The second presidential administration of Donald Trump, beginning January 2025.

Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company, the world's largest dedicated semiconductor foundry. Manufactures chips for Apple, Nvidia, AMD, and most major tech companies.

Cloud communications platform (SMS, voice, video APIs). Maintains strong DEI and anti-hate speech policies. Did not donate to Trump's inauguration.

Hybrid mental health provider with research-backed therapist matching and measurement-based care. 98% of clients report successful match on first try. Employs 500+ W2 therapists (not gig workers) across 22 states.

United States federal executive department responsible for international relations and diplomacy. Manages U.S. embassies and ambassadors worldwide.

United States federal department responsible for economic and fiscal policy, including managing federal finances, collecting taxes, and producing currency. Sheryl Sandberg served as Chief of Staff to Treasury Secretary Lawrence Summers (1996-2001).

Government of the United Arab Emirates. Major tech investment hub with documented concerns around surveillance, labor rights for migrant workers, and restrictions on speech and press freedom.

Ride-sharing and delivery platform operating globally. Pioneer of the gig economy business model.

Centre-right political party in the United Kingdom.

Centre-left political party in the United Kingdom.

Right-wing populist political party in the United Kingdom, formerly the Brexit Party.

Workplace mental health platform with privacy-first AI design. Employees use services anonymously; employers only receive aggregated, non-identifiable data.

Cultivated meat company growing real animal meat from cells without slaughter. First company to receive FDA and USDA approval for cultivated chicken (2023). Formerly known as Memphis Meats.

One of the two major political parties in the United States.

One of the two major political parties in the United States.

Video game developer and digital distribution company behind Steam, the dominant PC gaming platform. Also makes hardware including the Steam Deck.

Cloud platform for frontend frameworks and static sites. Creator of Next.js. Valued at $9.3 billion as of 2025.