TransStellar Atomics

TransStellar Atomics, which formerly traded under TS.A, was a Nuclear-Industrial corporation that specialised in the development of high-efficiency nuclear fusion generators and capacitors, with an additional focus on room temperature superconductors and hazardous environment gear. 
==History==
TransStellar Atomics was established in 2317 as a merger of the Nuclear Energy Board of Titan (NEBT) and Asklon Light Atomics (ALA), two formerly important corporations in the fields of atomics. 
A fierce internal rivalry would soon emerge between NEBT and the ALA, as both would compete for dominance over the company. This competition ended in 2342 when NEBT successfully enacted a corporate takeover of TransStellar Atomics, and subsequently replaced Asklon Light Atomics with Asklon Industries, a new division of the TS.A which would focus on non-nuclear pursuits. 
In the aftermath of the NEBT's takeover of the company, TransStellar Atomics suffered through a brief period of decline before enjoying a sudden and meteoric rise in wealth and influence in the mid to late 24th century. By 2400, the TS.A employed almost seventy-thousand people in a variety of roles ranging from nuclear technicians to marketing consultants and internal security. 
TransStellar began to wane in influence in the late 25th century as several competitor companies began to edge them out of their market. When the Unified Earth Government (UEG) unexpectedly passed up a renewal of their contract with TransStellar in 2466, the company fell into chaos and would sharply decline in profitability. In an attempt to save the company, a decision was made to terminate almost ten thousand staff members, one which was contested legally by the Nuclear Workers Union (NWU) which in turn led to a several billion dollar settlement that ultimately spelled the end of TransStellar Atomics. In 2500, TransStellar Atomics was sold to Traxus Heavy Industries and subsequently dissolved, with only it's Asklon Industries division remaining active afterwards.