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Malvekia wrote:

Maneiras

Sorry bout the delay, night class and dinner made me forgot about this.

Anyway, Roche Laboratories (or Roche Labs for short) are interested in opening a branch in Maneiras. Roche Labs is known for its vaccine research and production activities as well the production of generic medical consumables. it believes that expanding its operations into Maneiras can help feed an international market that is undersupplied in the private healthcare sector, as well as increasing collaboration in healthcare-related research between our countries. This move is also expected to provide over 400 high-skilled and semi-skilled labour opportunities for the Maneiran workforce, and provide an additional source of private healthcare supplies for the Maneiran public that is guaranteed to be of the highest quality with an affordable price.

If you are interested in this proposal, do provide a city (preferably a major city or even the capital) for Roche Labs to establish a regional headquarters.

Likewise, The Malvekian Herald Inc would also express interest in opening a branch office in Maneiras to cater to its Maneiran readers. This move is expected to generate an additional 120 job opportunities of varying qualifications while providing a more accurate Maneiran translation of TMH news articles.

Similarly, if you are interested in this proposal, do provide a city (preferably a major city or even the capital) for The Malvekian Herald Inc to establish a regional headquarters.

Excellent, both can set their Headquarters in Sarya as that's prime real estate, smack dab in the middle of the corporate business district which both companies could set HQ in. There would be no tax levied on these companies, and as regulations are lax the company would only need to listen to consumer demands rather than the most basic of quality and ethics standards.

And for Roche Labs specifically, they could always purchase real estate to refurbish into hospitals or research centres. Although real estate are extremely pricy, it's a non-taxed asset so there would be no property tax. I could see new hires being interested in an alternative to the megacorps for employment, but you'll need to compete in the job market with not just wage but also corporate insurance for employee wellbeing. And on the consumer side, depending on your marketing, you could market it as a premium option for the average consumer.

And for The Malvekian Herald, its largest competition would be The Scope, run by ReelWorks. We could see a similar 'The World VS The New York Journal' battle all over again, fighting for views or who could get to a news topic first. As the news market is quite crowded, with even The Scope barely having the largest market share, the Malvekian Herald will be a welcomed edition to the domestic news market.

New Gehenna wrote:

A new dlc has arrived for Stellaris! Who else is as excited as I am?

I hope its good, and not a cash grab like HOI4's latest DLC was.

Republic Of Texas And Chihuhua wrote:

I should write a post

however

I don't want too

you have written it.

New Westmore wrote:

B l u d j u s t g o t o w a r

Do you want me to turn your nation into an obtuse angle or smthing

Republic Of Texas And Chihuhua wrote:

Do you want me to turn your nation into an obtuse angle or smthing

Take all their land, but leave them only as a square. That'll keep them from being a-round you. : D

New Westmore wrote:

That would probably be better than building a bridge instead.

ono

Also, where did that story take place in?

And unrelated, what's NB's tech level? East Germany 1970s?

Republic Of Texas And Chihuhua wrote:

Do you want me to turn your nation into an obtuse angle or smthing

nah but go do something more interesting than ron husk i beg of you

Maneiras wrote:

Also, where did that story take place in?

And unrelated, what's NB's tech level? East Germany 1970s?

Never really specified it, but probably in one of the diasporas of the nation. Our tech level is more or less like the early Industrial Revolution with a few hints of modern tech elsewhere.

Terrabis-Seran wrote:

I hope its good, and not a cash grab like HOI4's latest DLC was.

I'm sure it'll work out just fine