List of Industries

The News API provides a set of industries that you can use to filter news articles. The following industries are available:

Industry ID	Industry name	Industry Description
0	Aerospace Defense	Manufacturing operations services aerospace civil military aviation defense armaments communications supplies systems vehicles.
1	Aero Defense	Military and civilian aircraft, spacecraft, and unmanned aerial vehicles, with necessary parts and instruments. Also includes defense warfare systems, weaponry, supplies, land-based vehicles, and naval vessels for defense use.
2	Aerial Components	Parts for Commercial, Military or Private Aircraft Including Aircraft Engines and Propulsion Systems, Avionics and Aircraft Electronics, Aircraft Instrumentation.
3	Aerospace propulsion	Engines designed to propel military or civil aircraft, either jet or propeller powered, including helicopter engines and those used in drones.
4	Aircraft instrumentation	Flight instruments or monitoring instruments used in aircraft any electronic or mechanical instrument that helps with the control monitoring or operation of aircraft or flight functions is included.
5	Aircraft Electronics	Aviation electronics for aircraft, spacecraft or satellites includes electronic flight control, monitoring, communication, navigation and other systems or functions. Electronic meteorological and anti-collision devices are also included.
6	Weapons	Weapons, ammo, and military materials. Involves arms importers/exporters and traders.
7	Heavy weaponry	Heavy firepower weaponry used in military ground, air or sea operations. Types of artillery include cannons, howitzers, mortars, anti-tank or anti-aircraft weapons. Can be fixed position or mobile weaponry.
8	Explosive devices for destruction	Explosive devices that can be dropped from the air, detonated remotely or constructed with a fuse for delayed detonation. Included are timing devices or percussion devices used to ignite or set off bombs.
9	Laser Technology in	Actual and Estimated Commercial Product Delivery Data.
10	Weapons of War	Handheld guns such as pistols, revolvers, rifles, shotguns, machine guns or sub-machine guns, as well as guns that shoot pellets, tear gas or blanks. Gun accessories like scopes or silencers are also included.
11	Army Supplies	Military equipment, gear, dry goods and other non-weaponry items. Also excludes heavy equipment and advanced technology Military Equipment, Gear, Dry Goods and other Non-Weaponry Items Also Excludes Heavy Equipment and Advanced Technology.
12	Rocket projectiles in warfare	Short, mid or long range missiles and warheads, powered by rockets or engines, can be ballistic, antiballistic or guided, with warheads being either conventional or nuclear.
13	Weapon munitions	Ammunition for weapons and arms including bullets propellants explosives fuses charges cartridges warheads mortar and small arms ammunition grenades mines artillery shells and cluster bombs.
14	Aircraft	Civilian aircraft for either commercial or private use including cargo aircraft helicopters and commercial passenger aircraft as well as private and recreational aircraft.
15	Freight transport aircraft	Commercial or private aircraft transport all kinds of freight, including container freight, bulk goods, package or mail delivery.
16	Autonomous Drones	Unmanned autonomous or remotely controlled reusable aircraft.
17	Helicopter	Rotary Wing or Vertical Lift/Landing Aircraft for Commercial or Private Use, Either for Transporting Passengers or Cargo.
18	Passenger Airline	Aircraft used by airlines to transport passengers for profit.
19	Recreational aviation	Recreational aircraft and parts, including light sport, ultra light, and micro light aircraft, as well as gliders, excluding model airplanes.
20	Military Aircraft	Military aircraft including combat aircraft, military support aircraft, military helicopters, and unmanned aerial vehicles also experimental aircraft with defense applications.
21	Military aircraft used in combat	Combat aircraft are heavily armed vehicles used in warfare. This category includes fighter and attack planes, helicopters, bombers, and training aircraft for combat flight personnel. Additionally, specialty aircraft like anti-submarine and patrol planes are also considered combat aircraft.
22	Unmanned Aerial Vehicles	Reusable military aircraft that fly without personnel on board, controlled autonomously or by a remote operator. Uses include combat, reconnaissance and logistics.
23	Military Choppers in the	Military rotary-wing or VTOL aircraft used for combat and support operations.
24	Support Aircraft in Military	Military aircraft used for various purposes, such as combat support, cargo and troop transport, medical evacuation, reconnaissance, surveillance, and target acquisition aircraft.
25	Military Defense	Sophisticated military warfare systems including missile systems electronic warfare global positioning navigation communications surveillance detection imaging.
26	ChemBio Agent Detectors	Devices or equipment such as chemical monitors or bio-sensors used to detect the presence of chemical or biological agents.
27	Military Detection and Guidance Systems	Military detection and guidance tools, including navigation sensors, transmitters, orbit trajectory tracking, and guidance devices gyroscopes, motion sensors, laser guides, laser designators, and homing devices.
28	Electronic Warfare Systems in Military	Military systems using the electromagnetic spectrum: communications jamming, radio frequency interception, electromagnetic energy monitoring, transmissions interception, protective countermeasures.
29	GPS Navigation Systems	Space based transmission reception or timing systems are used to track movement or determine positions on Earth at specific times. This includes satellites and ground receivers used in the GPS navigation process.
30	Infrared Imaging	Devices that create images using film or sensors sensitive to infrared light, along with infrared filters that block most visible light. Includes infrared film, infrared cameras or lenses, and thermal imaging or night vision devices that use part of the infrared spectrum.
31	Military Communication	Military communications systems and equipment, primarily combat, battlefield or intelligence communications, including signal corp and C3I. Includes telecommunications, network, information systems, electronic devices, software and services.
32	Missile systems for military	Complex systems for integrated missile use for military purposes, including systems or programs for missile launch, guidance, targeting, operation, or propulsion.
33	Detection tools for objects in the	Electronic tools that help sense or determine characteristics or distances of targeted objects or to discover objects RADAR and SONAR applications include missile detection and the tracking of plane or ship movements.
34	Security cameras for	Equipment designed for live or recorded image or sound for gathering intelligence through close or distant observation. Surveillance systems include undetectable observation or listening devices.
35	Simulation Tools
36	Military Land Vehicles	Land-based military vehicles including armored vehicles tanks and land-based fighting vehicles transport vehicles or vehicles used to place or detect land mines includes amphibious vehicles land rovers and vehicles involved in military logistics.
37	Navy Ships	Watercrafts used by military forces for combat, support, or service purposes, whether on the surface or beneath the water.
38	Surface Naval Vessels in	Surface naval vessels including combat, transport, and support vessels.
39	Submarine development	Submarine watercraft capable of submerging and operating underwater, but not dependent on other vessels Launching by another ship is not included.
40	Non Lethal Weapons designed for temporary incapacitation	Non-lethal military weapons are designed to induce temporary discomfort without causing permanent harm. These weapons utilize energy, irritants, or odors to temporarily incapacitate, confuse, or deter targets from a specific area.
41	Spacecraft in aerospace	Any craft or object designed for orbital or sub-orbital space flight includes rockets and equipment used to launch or propel such craft into or through space, or for guidance, navigation and control during spaceflight.
42	Missile technology	Defense and civilian rockets for various applications, including combat, air-to-ground missiles, sea-to-air missiles, and launch or booster rockets for NASA and civilian space operations.
43	Spacecraft for data communication	Craft unmanned space or above Earth's atmosphere, including geostationary telecommunication device gather transmit data signals.
44	Aerospace Defense	Services including airport operations, air traffic control, aerial and satellite imaging, fueling, leasing, and maintenance of aircraft and military vehicles. Military logistic services are also provided.
45	Air and Space Imaging	Capture, analyze, and distribute aerial or satellite images of Earth for various purposes such as mapping, weather forecasting, monitoring, reconnaissance, data collection, and exploration beyond Earth's atmosphere.
46	Air Traffic Management	Manage air traffic for military, commercial or private aircraft including air routes, flight paths, aircraft position, takeoff and landing order. Tower control operators and airport ground control operators are involved.
47	Aircraft Leasing	Leasing or renting of aircraft including private or corporate charters and planes leased by commercial airlines.
48	Aircraft Service	Maintaining and repairing all aircraft types: military, commercial, or private.
49	Airport Management	Manage air terminal facilities, airport personnel, passenger needs or emergency services and coordinate those services includes private and publicly owned airports often managed by companies contracting to run the site.
50	Space Services	Launch spacecraft into orbit, support spacecraft operation in orbit and beyond.
51	Launch Services	Launch spacecraft services include ordering, converting or building carrier rockets, assembling and stacking, integrating payloads, and conducting launches.
52	Commercial Satellite	Operating orbital satellites for commercial purposes, including telecommunications and transmission of data or television signals.
53	Fuel Services	Fueling needs management and distribution for military ground, air, and sea forces, as well as general aviation fueling services.
54	Military Supply Chain	Provisioning or movement of resources and flow of materials for the military includes transportation, facilities operations, acquisition and distribution, construction and maintenance, warehouse storage management, supply line and provisioning, and staffing.
55	Farming and fishing	Cultivating, harvesting and processing food and non-food crops and animals includes commercial fishing, aquaculture, cattle ranching, dairy and swine farming, poultry and egg production, as well as services surrounding those industries and agricultural chemicals.
56	Genetic modification for farming	Genetic engineering applied to plant and animal breeding for agriculture purposes.
57	Crop Protection	Crop growth promoting chemicals and risk-reducing substances for animals and plants, such as fertilizers, herbicides, pesticides, and fungicides.
58	Pesticides for Agriculture	Substances used to eliminate pests, plants, mold, fungi, or rodents.
59	Weed killers for agriculture	Herbicides.
60	Plant nutrients supplying chemicals	Nutrients supply to garden or crop plants including nitrogen, phosphorus and potassium.
61	Farm Machinery	Farming machinery such as tractors, cultivators, seeders, irrigation equipment, harvesters, balers and loaders.
62	Food processing	Clean, preserve and transform raw agricultural products like crops, milk, seafood and meat into final products.
63	Processing Crops	Clean, preserve and process harvested field crops into final products or parts, including sorting, grading, drying, cooling and refrigeration.
64	Milk Processing	Clean, preserve, transform milk into finished dairy products or components, pasteurize and homogenize raw milk.
65	Seafood Processing	Clean, preserve and transform seafood into finished products or components, including scaling, gutting and filleting.
66	Processing meat	Clean, preserve, and process poultry, lamb, beef, and pork into final products or parts, including slaughtering.
67	Agricultural Services	Professional services supporting farming, such as farm and ranch management, pest control, herd testing, installation of irrigation systems, and soil testing and improvement.
68	Crop Pest Management Services	Crop and livestock pest control services.
69	Crop Cultivation	Preparation and production services for farm crops include soil testing, dusting, fertilizing, and harvesting.
70	Livestock Health Services for Agricultural	Livestock and farm animal medical issues diagnosis, monitoring, treatment and prevention.
71	Management of Agricultural	Agricultural services and environmental regulatory services provided for maintaining and managing farm land, rangeland, and forests, including issues related to livestock, timber, and crops.
72	Water Distribution	Water Distribution Services for Agricultural Sector.
73	Animal Husbandry Services	Aiding services for breeding, testing, rearing, culling, or butchering cattle and other domestic animals, including genetic testing and artificial insemination.
74	Livestock production	Breeding, Raising and Harvesting of Livestock including Dairy Herds, Beef Cattle, Hog and Swine, Poultry and Beekeeping.
75	Cattle	Cattle breeding and raising for slaughter includes feedlots.
76	Apiary farming	Beekeeping for honey production.
77	Livestock Milk Production	Breeding and maintaining animals for milk production, such as cattle, sheep, and goats.
78	Animal Husbandry	Breeding and maintaining animals, including those used for food, labor, laboratory testing and pets.
79	Poultry and Egg Production in Agriculture	Breed and maintain poultry, such as chickens, turkeys, and laying hens.
80	Pig Rearing	Breed and maintain hogs and sows for commercial pork production.
81	Aquafarming	Farm-raised Fish Shellfish and Aquatic Vegetation.
82	Capture fish	Fishing for profit from natural sources.
83	Crop Cultivation	Soil and seed preparation, planting, cultivation and harvesting of food and non-food crops, including tobacco, trees and pharmaceutical crops.
84	Grow crops for livestock	Cultivating and harvesting grain, forage and hay crops to provide for livestock nutrition.
85	Fruit Nut Cultivation	Cultivating and harvesting fruits and nuts for human consumption, including citrus, seeded and stone fruits, edible berries and nuts. Excludes grape cultivation.
86	Grain Cultivation	Cultivating and harvesting cereal and pulse crops, including rice, wheat and peas.
87	Non Edible Crops	Cultivating and harvesting non-food plants like tobacco, cotton, and fiber.
88	Fuel Crop	Commercial cultivation of crops for ethanol and biodiesel production.
89	Fiber Crops	Commercial cultivation of fiber crops including cotton hemp jute flax sisal and bamboo.
90	Cultivated Crops	Commercial cultivation of edible flowers, cut flowers, herbs and ornamentals.
91	Genetic pharmaceuticals	Commercial cultivation of genetically engineered crops for pharmaceutical ingredients.
92	Tobacco Agriculture	Cultivation of commercial tobacco crops.
93	Edible Seed Oil	Cultivating and harvesting crops for edible seed oils including flaxseed, rapeseed and soybeans.
94	Timber Plantations	Privately owned forests that are cultivated and managed for timber production.
95	Growing vegetables for consumption	Cultivating and harvesting vegetable crops for human consumption, hydroponic and greenhouse production excluded vegetable gardening.
96	Grape cultivation	Cultivating and harvesting grapes from the vine.
97	Natural Agriculture	Organic crop and livestock production without synthetic chemicals, pesticides, fertilizers, feed additives or genetically modified organisms.
98	Arts	Applied performing visual arts including museums cultural historic sites adult entertainment entertainment venues talent agents production services production equipment rental.
99	Arts and design	Art Galleries Visual Arts Performing Arts Applied Arts Including Commercial Art Fashion Industrial And Interior Design.
100	Utilized Designing for	Aesthetic designing of everyday functional objects including commercial art graphic design and interior design services.
101	Commercial Design	Art used in advertising and marketing material, print media, medical or scientific illustrations, and corporate logos and design.
102	Design Fashion	Designing haute couture and mass market apparel and accessories.
103	Design Services	Typography text images visual communication.
104	Designing for	Art that applies aesthetic considerations to the design of manufactured products.
105	Design Services for Interior	Interior design solutions enhance the look and functionality of commercial or residential spaces.
106	Galleries in art	Auctioneers and commercial galleries that exhibit, market and sell art works.
107	Live Entertainment	Live performance of music, dance, drama and other entertainment forms in front of an audience.
108	Rhythmic movement	Dance a rhythmic movement accompanied by music.
109	Music Shows	Musical concerts vocal or instrumental.
110	Theater Productions	Live Performances Of Drama, Comedy, Musical Or Variety Productions.
111	Dramatic music	Art Form Combining Drama, Singing and Orchestral Music.
112	Visual creativity	Visual and plastic arts are drawing, painting, printmaking, art, cinematic photography, sculpture, ceramics, mosaics, and collage.
113	Creative medium in	Fine art photography uses the camera as a creative medium.
114	Film Production	Creating motion pictures involves directing, producing, scriptwriting and cinematography.
115	Artistic creation	Art created by using paints on canvas fabric.
116	Artistic creation	Sculpture is a piece of art made by shaping stone, wood, metal or plastic.
117	Arts Entertainment	Support services for creating, distributing, and displaying artistic and entertainment products, such as talent agencies, production services, and rentals.
118	Film Production Equipment Rental	Rental companies for film and video production supply cameras, lighting, grip equipment, microphones, mixers, trucks, and electrical gear.
119	Media Production	Film and video production studios and companies that shoot, edit, produce, and distribute content.
120	Artist Representation in Entertainment	Professional representation for artists and entertainers, including contract, rights and royalty negotiations.
121	Cultural heritage in the tourism	Culture-revealing attractions and exhibits, such as museums, historic sites, and monuments.
122	Historical Landmarks and Sites Associated with Important Events in	Monuments, sites, and buildings linked to important military, industrial, architectural, cultural, religious, or historical events.
123	Art institutions in the	Institutions that acquire, preserve and display artistic, historical, scientific or cultural objects.
124	Entertainment	Entertainment venues generally excluding the performing arts includes amusement parks, casinos, cinemas, zoos, aquariums, and circuses, and adult entertainment.
125	Sex	Sexually oriented entertainment, including strip clubs, pornography and erotic dancing.
126	Entertainment	Passive recreational and entertainment activities: amusement parks, zoos, aquariums, botanical gardens, circuses, casinos and cinemas.
127	Parks amusement	Games, thrill rides, water rides and other attractions designed for large-scale amusement and entertainment.
128	Gaming	Gaming establishment for gambling activities including table games, machine games, and ticket games.
129	Entertainment	A Troupe presenting live animal acts, acrobats, trapeze artists, clowns, and musicians.
130	Film Exhibition	Cinemas showing movies on one or more screens.
131	Zoological Gardens and Botanical	Zoos, aquariums, nature reserves, botanical gardens and arboretums are living museums that showcase plant and animal collections.
132	Wagering	Operation of games involving wagering money to win money, including casino, online, sports book, and other forms of betting.
133	Sports Betting	Accepting and paying off bets on sports events.
134	Gambling Lodging	Casino gambling and overnight lodging facilities.
135	Digital Betting	Internet-based commercial wagering.
136	Entertainment Technology	Hardware and software supporting creation, distribution, and display of entertainment, including audio, video, and multimedia.
137	Sound Video Systems Consumer Electronics	Sound and video systems for consumers.
138	Entertainment Technology Design	Technology design and development for entertainment purposes, including audio and broadcast technology, animation and computer generated imagery.
139	Three Dimensional Video Technology used in recording and projecting 3D video images	Hardware and software used to record and project 3D video images.
140	Motion illusion creation by image display	Create Illusion Motion Rapid Display Still Images.
141	Sound Engineering	Technology for delivering electronic audio signals design and development.
142	Broadcast Tech	Developing technology for broadcasting electronic signals.
143	Computer Graphics	Generate graphical images and animations using computers.
144	Interactive entertainment	Technology of games and entertainment venues that require reciprocal action, such as video games and interactive entertainment at theme parks.
145	Theater Lighting	Specialized illumination and light technology in theaters, stadiums, galleries and entertainment venues.
146	Video creation	Electronic systems and equipment for creating, editing, and sharing animated visual content and recorded audio; as well as enhancing video formats with text, graphics, sound, animation, and interactive elements.
147	Genetic engineering application	Application of genetic engineering or cell and tissue culture technology to biology, agriculture, food science and medicine to develop new products Genetic engineering or cell and tissue culture technology applied in biology, agriculture, food science and medicine for the development of new products.
148	Computational biology revolutionizing	Computer Science, Applied Mathematics and Statistics applied to solve biological problems including biomodeling, genomics and molecular modeling.
149	Replacement body materials	Biocompatible material used in the replacement of body organs or tissues, including skin grafts, bone implants, organs and encapsulated cell technology.
150	Biomedical Research	Tools, devices, substances and apparatuses for performing biological studies.
151	Biotherapeutics	Medicinal Therapies Produced Using Biotechnology Including Proteins Antibodies Nucleic Acids Gene Therapies and Vaccines.
152	Biological substitutes for biotech therapies manufactured by different companies in the	Biologic medical product substitute for specific bio-engineered therapy from another company.
153	Blood Derived Products	Medical treatments and therapies from blood components such as plasma, platelets, red blood cells, and immunoglobulins.
154	Cell Therapy	Cells for therapy and transplantation, such as embryonic, stem, fetal, adult, autologous, allogenic, xenogenic, genetically engineered, immunological and cord blood cells.
155	Genetic Medicine	Genetic materials used for disease treatment, such as genes, DNA, RNA and nucleic acids.
156	Immune system modulators in biotech	Enhancing or suppressing agents for the body's immune response: cytokines, monoclonal antibodies, antigens, and fusion proteins.
157	Immunization against diseases in medical	Biological preparations that enhance immunity to disease usually include an agent mimicking a disease-causing microorganism to boost the immune system.
158	Enzymes Toxins used clinical medicine	Enzymes and bio-toxins used in clinical medicine.
159	Genomic Technology	Equipment software systems tools reagents instruments and machines used to study or analyze genes DNA genomes and other genetic material.
160	Biological production for	Biological materials like cells, crops, or enzymes are used to produce biofuels, biological catalysts for industrial chemical reactions, bioremediation agents, and bioorganic materials.
161	Living Cell Manipulation for Therapeutic	Living cells manipulated into functional tissue for therapeutic or medical diagnostic applications.
162	Chemical Products	Solid liquid or gas chemical substances primarily produced synthetically.
163	Alcohol compounds in	Compounds with a hydroxyl functional group attached to a carbon atom including methanol, propanol, butanol, and commercially manufactured ethanol.
164	Food Additives	Food additives for preservation, flavor enhancement, or appearance improvement.
165	Chemical Services	Procurement storage and transportation of chemicals chemical analysis and validation and chemical disposal services.
166	Chemical Analysis for	Analyze trace chemical levels in products, materials and additives, including separation analysis, contamination detection and spectroscopy.
167	Disposal Cleaning	Chemical waste and drum disposal, hazardous chemicals recycling, chemical cleaning services, wastewater removal, site reclamation services.
168	Chemical Haulage	Bulk transportation of liquids and chemicals, typically by rail or truck as with all hazardous substances safety and security is of critical importance.
169	Bulk Chemicals	Chemicals Produced And Sold In Large Volumes.
170	Chemical Ingredients	Chemicals used in the manufacture of cosmetics, toiletries and household products.
171	Skin Care Ingredients	Chemicals used in the manufacture of skin care products include surfactants, emollients, cleansing agents and moisturizers.
172	Cleaning Chemicals	Chemicals used in the manufacture of soaps and detergents including disinfectant and anti microbial chemicals surfactants oleochemicals and sanitizers.
173	Manufactured Gases for	Commercial gases for industrial use.
174	Organic Salts	Salts with melting points below 100 degrees Celsius, ionic liquids are utilized in industry and chemistry.
175	Carbon-containing chemicals vs. Carbon-free chemicals	Carbon compounds are found in organic chemicals, while inorganic chemicals do not.
176	Mineral Chemicals in	Mineral substances of chemical origin.
177	Carbon compounds in	Substances containing carbon-hydrogen bond.
178	Renewable biodegradable plastic in the	Biodegradable plastic derived from renewable biomass rather than from petroleum.
179	Chemical pest control	Pesticides eradicate plant and animal pests.
180	Derived petrochemicals	Petroleum or natural gas derived chemicals.
181	Medicinal Synthetics	Artificial pharmaceutical substances.
182	Colorants for	Insoluble pigment or soluble dye synthetic colorants.
183	Polymer materials	Polymers are compounds that can be polymerized and molded, extruded, cast into shapes and films, or drawn into filaments for use as textile fibers.
184	Small plastic particles	Plastic pieces under five millimeters long, such as microfibers, microbeads, and plastic pellets. Also encompasses secondary microplastics formed from the breakdown of larger plastic items.
185	Cooling agents used in HVAC	Substances used in a heat pump and refrigeration cycle.
186	Specialty chemicals	Chemicals produced and sold in smaller volumes for special purposes, including additives, adhesives, bleaching agents, printing ink, paints, sealants and textile chemicals.
187	Industrial chemicals used in various processes within the	Industrial chemicals used as absorbents, antioxidants, corrosion inhibitors, lubricants, thickeners or water repellants. Excludes food additives.
188	Bonding materials in	Chemicals used for bonding various materials such as thermoplastics, thermosetting adhesives, polyurethane, and epoxy.
189	Gas ammonia used	Chemical gas that is manufactured as anhydrous ammonia or ammonium hydroxide.
190	Color Removal Chemicals	Color-removing oxidizing chemicals.
191	Black Carbon in	Chemical produced by a controlled incomplete combustion of liquid hydrocarbons used in making tires rubber and plastic products as well as printing inks.
192	Cleaning Substances for	Chemical solvents and degreasers used in household, industrial and commercial cleaning products.
193	Chemical Solutions for Electronics	Chemicals used in mechanical polishing, wafer cleaning and surface preparation of circuit boards and semiconductor chips.
194	Chemical Reactions	Violent reactions are produced by chemicals when mixed or ignited, such as blasting agents, primary, deflagrating and detonating explosives.
195	Lipid derivatives in	Manufactured from fats and oils, including tallow, rosins and stearic acid.
196	Chemical Coatings	Coating chemicals epoxy enamel industrial latex paint varnishes lacquers wood concrete stain paint solvents thinners.
197	Ink manufacturing	Chemical Resins Pigment Dispersions Solvent Dyes Coating Chemicals Additives Used Manufacture Printing Ink.
198	Moisture-resistant barrier	Use silicone or polyurethane materials to create a moisture-resistant protective barrier between two substrates.
199	Textile Processing	Chemicals used in textile production process including enzymes pretreatment dying coating finishing chemicals colorants.
200	Man-made elastomer used in rubber	Artificial elastomer frequently used as substitute for natural rubber.
201	Business Mergers
202	Property	Construction sale leasing property residential commercial industrial infrastructure services equipment related activity.
203	Building	Constructing, renovating or tearing down commercial, industrial and residential buildings and public infrastructure. Includes building prefabricated structures and manufacturing construction machinery.
204	Commercial Building	Construction of Commercial Facilities including Warehouses Retail Stores Office Buildings Factories and Power Plants.
205	Building Machinery	Heavy equipment designed for executing construction tasks including asphalt pavers bulldozers and cranes.
206	Building demolition
207	Building Infrastructure Construction	Construction of the basic facilities needed for a functioning society including roads bridges railroads airports and telecommunications and utility transmission structures.
208	Airport Development	Airport runways, terminals, roadways, and parking facilities construction or expansion.
209	Bridge Tunnel Construction	Construction and Maintenance of Bridges Viaducts Tunnels and Elevated Highways.
210	Road Building	Construction and maintenance of streets, roads and highways.
211	Marine Infrastructure	Constructing and maintaining docks, piers, intermodal yards, and container transfer terminals.
212	Railway Infrastructure	Railroad tracks, electrical and signal systems, terminals, rail yards and subway tunnels are constructed and maintained.
213	Prefabricated Structures	Modular and portable buildings fabricated offsite then transported to their intended location.
214	Reactor Construction in Nuclear	Building, renovating or demolishing nuclear reactors for controlling a nuclear reaction.
215	Home Building	Construction of residential dwellings including single and multi-family homes condominiums and apartment buildings.
216	Real Estate and Construction	Support services for real estate development, sales, and management, including construction of new and renovated properties, brokers, architects, and design services.
217	Building Design	Planning and design of the construction or rehabilitation of buildings.
218	Civil Structural Engineering	Design and Construction Oversight of Infrastructure, Bridges and Buildings.
219	HVAC Services for	Install and maintain electrical, plumbing, heating, ventilation and air conditioning systems.
220	Landscaping Designers	Designing Landscapes around Residential, Commercial and Public Buildings as well as in Public Spaces.
221	Lease Management	Renting or leasing property and buildings, commercial and residential, managed by real estate service companies.
222	Property Leasing	Leasing commercial property and buildings, including warehouses, office space, and retail space.
223	Estate Administration	Property management services including maintenance, rent collection, repair, utilities and taxes payment.
224	Land & Building Valuation for Real Estate	Assessment of the financial value of Land and Buildings.
225	Property	Negotiating the purchase or sale of property, as well as often marketing and identifying properties for buyers and sellers.
226	Property Development	Coordinate all efforts in creating new real estate or rehabilitating existing structures, including property acquisition, design and construction financing, and marketing.
227	Property Evaluations	Assessing the condition of buildings and land, looking for structural flaws, code violations, safety hazards, and potential environmental issues.
228	Land Property Appraisers	Appraising, measuring, defining and summarizing land or property features.
229	Real property	Development, Sale and Management of Residential, Commercial, Industrial and Mixed-Use Property.
230	Real Estate Investment Trusts (REITs)
231	Industrial Properties	Industrial warehouse distribution REITs.
232	Office Properties REITs in Real Estate	Specializing in office properties real estate investment trusts.
233	Residential Property	Residential real estate investment trusts specializing in homes, condos, and apartments.
234	Specialty REITs focused on specific	REITs specialize in specific market segments like hotels, entertainment, or healthcare.
235	Real Estate Sectors Commercial Residential Industrial Storage Mixed-Use	Commercial residential industrial storage mixed use real estate.
236	Profitable Property	Profit-generating real estate such as office space, retail stores, and farmland.
237	Manufacturing Real Estate for	Industrial real estate for factories and related facilities.
238	Mixed Use Property	Mixed-use properties like retail, office, or residential land/buildings.
239	Residential Property	Residential real estate including single and multi-family homes, condominiums, and apartment buildings.
240	Storage	Goods Storage and Distribution Property Including Self-Storage Facilities.
241	Consumer Products	Products made for consumer use either personal such as cosmetics jewelry or toiletries or for the home or garden including appliances electronics furnishings and tools Pet products are also included.
242	Home machines	Home use machines, such as refrigerators, stoves, washers, dryers, vacuums, toasters, and coffee makers.
243	Eco-Friendly Appliances for	Energy-efficient, eco-friendly appliances made of renewable materials.
244	Home Electronics	Home appliances that are often portable and placed on a table or counter include sewing machines, space heaters, microwaves, and blenders.
245	Connected devices revolutionizing appliance	Remote or automated control of appliances through device and software connectivity.
246	Major Appliances	Large bulky usually stationary home appliances including air conditioners refrigerators washing machines.
247	End User Electronics	Devices ranging from entertainment systems to smaller devices like DVRs, radios, and cameras are sold to end-users.
248	Sound Equipment	Electronic devices and related equipment that transmit and amplify audio signals to the listener, usually music. Includes speakers, headsets and CD players, but not professional equipment.
249	Sound Recording Devices	Input, manipulate, and transcribe audio signals and acoustic data using electronic equipment for both vocal and musical formats.
250	Ear speakers	Personalized listening devices resembling earphones that sit snugly over the listener's ears.
251	High Fidelity Components for Audio	High quality sound reproduction equipment and electronic components.
252	Music Players Devices	Portable music players.
253	Wireless audio devices transforming electromagnetic waves into sound within music and information	Electronic device for wireless transmission, reception and modulation of electromagnetic waves transforming into sound for relaying music and information.
254	Sound equipment	Electro-acoustic transducer converting electrical signals into audible sound these devices used in commercial venues and home entertainment.
255	Automotive Entertainment	Systems for playing pre-recorded sound or movies in cars.
256	Cameras for capturing images in digital format revolutionized the photography	Capture and convert visual images into digital images.
257	Cellular Communication	Portable, handheld electronic devices primarily used for transmitting voice or text messages over a cellular telecommunications network.
258	Video Technology	Electronic devices that transmit and display video signals to the viewer, including televisions, video cameras and DVD players, but not equipment for professional use Electronic devices transmitting and displaying video signals to viewers, such as televisions, video cameras, and DVD players, excluding professional use equipment.
259	Communication Tools in Broadcasting	Devices used for the broadcast transmission and reception of audio and video signals.
260	Record Video	Electronic devices that record video to a disk drive, flash drive or other memory medium, storing the video in a digital format for playback on a separate screen.
261	DVD Players are essential in the multimedia	Devices use play multimedia optical discs DVD audio video standards.
262	Home Entertainment Systems	Electronic devices combination for video and audio media display at home.
263	Media Players	Portable electronic devices displaying video and audio in various formats.
264	TV manufacturing	Devices for receiving and displaying transmitted video images on a screen.
265	Video Recording Devices	Devices capture record video images.
266	Gaming Console	The electronic equipment that comprises a video gaming system, specifically the user interface and equipment that reads the game.
267	Video Projection	Video projector using lens system with focused ray of light.
268	Smart Wearables	Wearable accessories integrating computer and advanced electronic technologies like smartwatches.
269	Smart Wearables Revolutionizing Tech	Electronic wristwatch with a mobile operating system or linked to a device with such a system Usually includes touchscreen user interface and bluetooth or other network connection.
270	Home Essentials	Furnishings hardware and disposables for use in homes or gardens including furniture fixtures tools tableware kitchen and bath wares.
271	Household Cleaning Products	Cleaning products for personal property, such as detergents, waxes, and sponges. Excludes products for professional use.
272	Home Decor	Home decoration products like floor coverings, wall coverings, light fixtures, and curtains.
273	Flooring Materials	Floor finishing products: hardwoods, parquet, laminates, tiles, vinyl, carpeting.
274	Floor covering	Floor covering typically consisting of upper layer pile attached backing.
275	Furniture	Furniture items designed to assist different human activities like sitting and sleeping in beds or storing other objects.
276	Interior Textiles	Textiles fabric cloth turned products used furnish decorate homes carpeting curtains linens pillow covers blankets tablecloths towels fabrics used cover cushions seating.
277	Light fixtures	Artificial illumination devices for indoor or outdoor use, along with fixtures holding or displaying lights; examples include lamps, chandeliers, sconces, ceiling lights, spotlights, and landscape lighting. Can be fluorescent or incandescent.
278	Coverings for walls	Finished look or decoration products for walls: wallpaper, paneling, tiling, faux finishes, wall hangings such as tapestries or textiles. Excludes sheetrock, drywall, and plaster.
279	Home Tools	Home and garden tools including manual and automated devices such as rakes, screwdrivers and power drills.
280	Garden Tools	Tools for gardening, greenhouse, yard, and house plants include trowels, pruning shears, rakes, lawn mowers, and hedge trimmers, excluding farming or agriculture equipment.
281	Portable tools for manual tasks in the	Tools portable enough to be easily maneuvered by hand include chisels, drills, hammers, pliers, saws, and wrenches. These tools can be manual or power tools.
282	Tools for	Electric gas compressed air powered motorized implements increase productivity precision convenience ease use professional home use includes power drills saws nail guns sanders polishers routers mowers.
283	Household Paper Products	Disposable paper products primarily for household use.
284	Home goods	Home products like Pots, Pans, Silverware, Step Stools and Trash Cans.
285	Recreational Products	Products for individuals with leisure time and extra money, such as sports and recreational gear, toys, and musical instruments but not consumer electronics.
286	Exercise Equipment	Exercise devices, such as free weights, weight-lifting machines and treadmills.
287	Music Creation	Devices such as brass, strings, and percussion instruments are used to create music.
288	Personal Recreation	Personal recreation products such as bicycles, personal watercraft, and camping equipment.
289	Athletic Equipment	Sporting goods.
290	Pools and Baths	Water container for swimming or water recreation.
291	Children's Entertainment	Children's educational entertainment products.
292	Personal items for the body	Products for personal use, such as clothing, accessories, cosmetics, and toiletries.
293	Marijuana	Products with cannabis or cannabinoids.
294	Marijuana Legalization	Legally sold marijuana from retail or medical dispensaries.
295	E-Cigarettes revolutionize tobacco	Handheld electronic devices that mimic the sensation of smoking tobacco.
296	Fashion items	Clothing and accessories worn for practical purposes and to enhance appearance or design.
297	Garment	Garments crafted from cloth, hide or other wearable substances.
298	Accessories for Fashion	Apparel accessories include gloves, purses, belts, ties, hats and scarves.
299	Blooms and Greenery	Flowers cut fresh, potted plants, house plants.
300	Footwear	Footwear for work boots, sneakers, slippers, and specialized sports shoes.
301	Adornment	Ornaments made of precious stones, metals, gems or imitation gems, such as rings, earrings, necklaces and bracelets. Includes costume jewelry.
302	Hygiene and Beauty	Hygiene and beauty products sold without a prescription, such as toothpaste, mouthwash, cosmetics, and fragrances.
303	Beauty products	Non-prescription products applied to human body for aesthetic enhancement without altering structure or functions.
304	Writing tools and materials used for writing, including envelopes, notepads, pens, and markers essential in the stationery	Writing implements and materials: paper, envelopes, notepads, pens, markers.
305	Tobacco consumption	Tobacco leaves are used to make consumer products such as cigarettes, cigars, chewing tobacco, and loose tobacco.
306	Animal Supplies	Pet care, grooming, food and supplies, including toys, pet handling devices and carriers.
307	Education	Educational goods and services for profit focused on all levels of education from preschool to university including charter schools, prep schools, vocational schools, colleges, tutoring, test preparation, and supplies.
308	Privately Run Schools in Public Sector	Publicly funded primary and secondary schools operated privately with greater autonomy in selecting staff, designing curriculum, and establishing educational criteria.
309	Continuing Education for	Further education beyond full-time studies includes certification, licensing, training programs, and higher education credits.
310	Remote Learning and Instruction	Study Programs Offered To Students Away From Educational Facilities Including Correspondence Courses Online Classes And Webinars.
311	Driving Education	Commercial instruction in automobile driving and road safety.
312	Education Consulting for Education	Helping schools, parents, students on educational matters such as admissions, placement, and budgeting.
313	Education	Online and distance learning, scholarship brokers, test preparation, career counseling and educational support such as tutoring and academic counseling.
314	Educational Guidance	Guidance services provide advice and information to prospective and enrolled students, assisting them in setting educational goals, scheduling courses, and planning for the future.
315	Job Guidance	Job hunters are provided with employment advice and advocacy to help them achieve their professional ambitions and goals.
316	Educational Funding	FeeBasedEducationalEndowmentServicesCommercialProgramsWhichHelpApplicantsFindAndApplyForCharityOrGrantsAndSearchForFinancialAwards.
317	Exam Preparation	Assist with preparation and enhancement of scores on specialized tests like SATs and GREs, offering tutoring, courses, conducting practice tests, and providing study materials.
318	Exam Services	Administering educational, assessment, civil service, or professional licensing exams.
319	Education Services for	Specialized instructional programs provided by independent agencies, aimed at educating employees and potential employees on specific tasks and skills.
320	Private Tutoring	Private non-school services or programs providing individual instruction Private Non-School Services Or Programs Providing Individual Instruction.
321	School Supplies	Educational materials that support or enable programs, including books, computers, desks and specialized tools or equipment.
322	Advanced Learning	Education provided beyond the secondary or high school level, including college, university, graduate or post-graduate study.
323	Independent Education	Private companies or organizations own and operate primary and secondary schools, including boarding, preparatory, parochial schools, and academies.
324	Professional Education	Schools offering professional degrees, licenses, or certifications, such as law, business, and medical schools.
325	Skill Development Schools	Schools providing skills in crafts tradesmanship or specialized vocations including carpentry electronics repair and culinary arts.
326	Fuel	Exploration, extraction, and transportation of raw fuel materials and production of consumer products based on them. Also includes equipment related to fuel materials and energy generation. Excludes electric utilities.
327	Mining and production of coal	Mining and producing anthracite, bituminous, sub-bituminous, and lignite coal.
328	Coal Extraction	Extracting soft bituminous or hard anthracite coal from the earth, either by surface or underground mining.
329	Coal Prospecting	Search for and identify coal deposits on Earth's surface or underground.
330	Electricity Generation from Coal	Electricity generation from coal combustion.
331	Coal logistics	Moving coal and waste products to locations for burning as fuel, using rail and maritime transport.
332	Atomic Power	Controlled nuclear fission reactions generate power using fissionable materials, energy plants, and nuclear waste processing.
333	Fissionable Materials in Nuclear	Nuclear fission materials include uranium, plutonium, thorium, and actinide isotopes.
334	Nuclear Energy	Electricity generation from nuclear reaction.
335	Fuel Processing	Separating used nuclear fuel into components that can be reused, destroyed or disposed of stored Components include plutonium, actinides, radionuclides and metals.
336	Natural resources	Liquid or gaseous petroleum hydrocarbon materials can be refined into fuels, lubricants, chemicals, and other raw materials.
337	Exploration Extraction Production	Oil and natural gas exploration, extraction, and production devices.
338	Oil Gas Production Operations	Exploration extraction transportation and refinement of oil and natural gas.
339	Oil Gas Exploration	Search and discovery of hydrocarbon deposits that produce crude oil and natural gas includes gravity, magnetic and seismic surveys, as well as drilling of exploration wells.
340	Extraction of oil and gas	Extraction of oil and natural gas from underground hydrocarbon deposits. Includes drilling, pumping and other recovery methods.
341	Energy	Companies Engaged in Upstream and Downstream Oil and Gas Operations Including Exploration, Extraction, Refinement, and Distribution.
342	Oil Gas Pipeline Transportation	Oil and natural gas transportation over long distances via pipelines, involving management, development, construction of new pipelines, and related facilities.
343	Oil Gas Refining	Crude oil processed into gasoline, diesel fuel, jet fuel, natural gas processed into fuel gas and recovery of liquids such as propane and butane.
344	Oil Gas Products	Derived from crude oil and natural gas, as well as raw forms of the oil and gas itself. Includes crude oil, diesel fuel and gasoline, but not petrochemicals.
345	Gas Bottling	Bottling or containing liquified petroleum gas in canisters and delivering containerized gas to customers.
346	Raw Petroleum	Naturally occurring unrefined flammable liquid, complex mixture of hydrocarbons of various molecular weights, organic compounds, found in rock formations beneath Earth's surface, used as source of energy.
347	Fuel for	Broad mixture of hydrocarbons produced during refining of crude petroleum for internal combustion in diesel engines.
348	Engine Enhancers Lubricants	Materials designed to enhance engine performance, usually by reducing friction between components or by dispersing contaminants and enhancing fuel thickness.
349	Gasoline	Highly flammable colorless liquid mixture of hydrocarbons produced by the fractional distillation of petroleum primarily used as fuel in internal combustion engines.
350	Oil Heating	Liquid or liquefiable petroleum product used for heating or powering buildings.
351	Gas	Flammable colorless gas hydrocarbon primarily methane and ethane.
352	Shale and Tar Sands	Unconventional sources of petroleum: oil sands are tar-like substances with bitumen that need extensive processing to be converted into usable oil, while shale gas is found in rock formations that require hydraulic fracturing with chemicals and water to extract.
353	Specialty Energy	Non-automotive fuels include marine, ocean vessel, and jet fuel.
354	Oil Gas	Exploration, extraction, and transportation services for oil and natural gas. Includes drilling, pipeline, and maintenance services.
355	Downstream Oil and Gas Transportation	Oil and gas transportation by trucking, shipping, and rail, along with logistics and other related services. Excludes pipeline systems.
356	Oil Gas Extraction	Oil and gas exploration and extraction by drilling companies specializing in well services.
357	Crude Oil and Gas Storage	Transportation and handling of raw and processed oil and gas.
358	Field Services	Exploration and extraction services for oil and gas, including surveying, drilling, equipment leasing, and operational services.
359	Sustainable Power	Renewable energy sources include sunlight, wind, rain, tides, waves and geothermal heat.
360	Energy Generation Equipment	Energy generation devices: solar arrays, wind turbines, fuel cells.
361	Recaptured energy in	Energy recovery process, also known as energy recycling, utilizes wasted energy to generate electricity or thermal energy.
362	Electricity production from fuel cells	Devices that generate electricity by chemical reaction between external fuel source like hydrogen or methane and oxidizing agent such as air or chlorine.
363	Geothermal Energy	Equipment and setup to harness thermal properties of the earth or ground water for generating electricity, heat, or cooling.
364	Warm Cool Device Transfer Heat	Building HVAC System Transfers Heat from Low to High Temperature Reservoir.
365	Solar Power	Sunlight electricity conversion devices photovoltaic cells.
366	Wind Energy Conversion	Wind-powered kinetic devices.
367	Renewable Energy	Replenishable materials used as fuel to create energy, including ethanol, biomass and hydrogen.
368	Biofuels	Clean burning alternative fuels, produced from renewable biological resources called biomass.
369	Organic fuel derived renewable basis available	Derived from organic biological material available on a renewable basis.
370	Heat capture	Heat generation and capture from engine, power plant or other energy source.
371	Renewable Fuel	Volatile, flammable, colorless liquid Ethyl alcohol derived from agricultural feedstock widely used additive to gasoline.
372	Hydrogen Power	Electricity generation by combining hydrogen (H2) with oxygen fuel.
373	Waste Gas To Energy	Gas produced naturally by landfills that is primarily composed of methane and harvested for use in generating electricity or thermal energy.
374	Waste Management	Services and equipment designed to alleviate and monitor the environmental impact of waste pollutants and other toxins.
375	Eco-friendly Management Equipment for Waste	Equipment that aids in minimizing environmental impact by businesses, government and individuals, including monitoring, recycling and filtration equipment.
376	Air Filtration Devices for Air Purification	Air cleaning devices: air filters, monitors, blowers, particulate collectors, moisture meters, gas detectors, emissions detectors, air scrubbers, vapor recovery tools, VOC abatement tools.
377	Filtering Devices for Air or Water	Filtering devices for air or water impurities or contaminants.
378	Monitoring devices for hazardous substances in	Devices that measure impurities or pollutants levels, or detect hazardous or toxic substances.
379	Oil water separators important for waste management and environmental remediation	Equipment or technology used for oil or suspended solids separation from water important for waste management and environmental cleanup.
380	Radioactive substance detection technology	Radiation detection equipment or technology designed to detect radioactive substances in the environment.
381	Recycling Machinery	Technology or devices used to collect sort clean compact or otherwise process recycled glass paper plastic metal.
382	Remediation Devices in	Technology or devices used to purify or decontaminate water, soil or air any equipment that remedies an environmental problem Examples meters pumps analyzers samplers calibrators air strippers oxidizers extractors.
383	Waste Management	TrashCollectionVehiclesTrashCompactorsShreddersCrushersBalersDumpstersAndEquipmentUsedToCollectManageOrProcessWasteMaterials.
384	Environmental Solutions	Environmentally friendly services for businesses, government, and individuals including consulting, remediation, and monitoring.
385	Air Quality Monitoring for	Monitor and test air quality for pollutants such as dust, particulates, contaminants, smog, emissions, chlorofluorocarbons, volatile organic compounds, and greenhouse or toxic gases.
386	Environmental Advisors in	Environmental impact advising, regulation compliance, sustainability assistance, waste management, hazard assessments, recycling, pollution control, abatement, conservation.
387	Eco Cleanup	Remove or clean contaminants, reduce emissions and ecological threats, restore or conserve natural environment and ecological resources.
388	Waste handling	Waste removal, treatment, storage and disposal, including landfill, hazardous waste and nuclear waste.
389	E-Waste Management	Collecting salvaging recycling or safely disposing of electronic equipment including computers cell phones televisions electronic appliances electronic scrap.
390	Waste Management	Controlling hazardous materials such as chemical, toxic and biomedical waste.
391	Waste Management	Industrial waste removal, treatment, and disposal, including effluent, sludge, solvents, and contaminants includes site cleanup and remediation.
392	Waste disposal	Sites for final disposal of non-hazardous solid waste by compacting and burying under layers of earth and/or plastic.
393	Nuclear waste management	Handling, storing or disposing of the hazardous byproducts of nuclear power, including spent fuel rods and other radioactive materials; also includes uranium and plutonium recycling. HANDLING, STORING OR DISPOSING OF THE HAZARDOUS BYPRODUCTS OF NUCLEAR POWER, INCLUDING SPENT FUEL RODS AND OTHER RADIOACTIVE MATERIALS; ALSO INCLUDES URANIUM AND PLUTONIUM RECYCLING.
394	Oil Extraction	Oil removal from soil, sludge, water, waste or recycled materials; oil and petroleum recycling.
395	Materials Recycling	Process used materials paper plastic glass metals reuse new products.
396	Waste Collection	Garbage pickup and removal, including trash haulers and carting companies.
397	Waste Management	Handling, removing, treating, storing, disposing or recycling of environmental, hazardous, nuclear, medical or industrial wastes includes pollution control, degassing, wastewater and sewage treatment, and effluent and vapor controls.
398	Water	Water collection and distribution, drinking water production, wastewater treatment and reuse, water cycle management.
399	Finance	Money and commodities management, banking, investing, credit institutions, products, services, pawn shops, real estate investment trusts.
400	Financial Services	Money management and transfer services for individuals, such as check cashing, financial planning, and mortgage brokers.
401	Cash Services	Cash payouts from banks, merchants or cashing services to individuals presenting drafts against financial accounts for equivalent amounts; in addition to electronic check and bill payment services, payday loans and check advances.
402	Coin counting machines in the currency	Devices counting loose coins, known as currency counters (which also tally stacked paper money); consist of digital coin jars, and any mechanical or electronic coin counters similar to those from Coinstar.
403	Debt Resolution	Assisting consumers in paying off debt, improving credit standing, and facilitating communication between debtors and creditors for debt relief or settlement.
404	Financial Strategy	Planners review client's financial situation, provide advice on managing, investing and building financial assets.
405	Payment Services	Remittance services transferring money from debtor to creditor, often electronically; includes wire transfers, mobile payments, bank drafts and cashiers checks.
406	Home Loan Intermediaries industry mortgage brokers	Intermediaries between lenders and borrowers facilitating home loan financing or refinancing transactions.
407	Financial markets	Organized marketplaces for handling the transfer of ownership through purchase or sale of securities, options, futures contracts, and derivatives of those products.
408	Trading Currency	Trading monetary currencies and related contracts in commercial markets.
409	Cryptocurrency Exchanges	Commercial markets for trading digital currencies for other assets including other digital currencies or conventional fiat money.
410	Financial Support	Services that support the lending, borrowing and transfer of money by businesses, including credit card services, credit ratings agencies, clearing services and automated tellers.
411	Automatic Teller Machines revolutionize banking	Remote kiosks provide financial services such as cash withdrawal, deposits, funds transfer, and account access.
412	Credit Reporting	Firms track credit information on consumers, formulate credit scores, and charge fees for credit reports based on the collected information.
413	Card Payment	Merchant Accounts Transaction Processing Electronic Check Credit Card Processing Credit Card Terminals.
414	Bitcoin Generation	Generate new bitcoins solving complex math problems validate currency transactions.
415	Debt recovery	Businesses that seek payment for unpaid bills, taking a percentage of the recovered money or that buy debts below full value and then seek to collect the full amount keeping the difference.
416	Electronic Transfer	Transfer money electronically from one account to another using computerized systems for payment or money transfer, such as direct deposit, direct debit, and online banking.
417	Financial Regulation Services for	Financial regulatory compliance services for companies filing forms and following guidelines.
418	Administration Services for Investment	Supporting services for running collective investment schemes such as mutual funds, hedge funds, and pension funds.
419	Interbank Payment Services in Banking	Money transfer between financial institutions for a fee.
420	Payment Solutions	Payments processing, credit card processing and other payments services are provided for merchants, including credit card terminals and other processing equipment.
421	Financial Ratings	Financial strength ratings for credit, insurance, bonds, and securities.
422	Government Sponsored Enterprises (GSEs) assist credit	Government-established corporations assist lenders and borrowers to enhance credit availability and reduce costs.
423	Investment and Brokerage Services	Purchasing assets with the anticipation of gaining profits like interest, income, or value appreciation, or aiding in the acquisition of such assets.
424	Asset Control	Management of securities and other assets for the benefit of investors, including institutions, individual clients and collective investment schemes such as mutual funds.
425	Asset Management	Accredited individuals or institutional investors pool capital in investment funds to invest in a variety of assets using complex portfolio construction and risk management techniques.
426	Large Scale Trading	Large volume traders include pension funds and endowments.
427	Investment Fund	Investment fund that raises money from shareholders and invests in stocks, bonds, or futures. All shareholders share equally in gains and losses generated by the fund.
428	Wealth Management	Banks catering personalized financial wealth management services high income clients.
429	Asset Management	Asset and securities management for individual clients.
430	Securities Traders	Firms engaged in proprietary and agency trading.
431	Financial Intermediary Services	Facilitating the purchase of securities or other assets as an intermediary between buyer and seller, including brokers for stocks, bonds, commodities and options.
432	Bond Intermediary	Facilitating the purchase of corporate and government bonds as an intermediary between buyer and seller.
433	Brokerage Services	Facilitating the purchase of commodity contracts as an intermediary between buyer and seller.
434	Brokerage Options in the	Facilitating the purchase of options contracts as an intermediary between buyer and seller.
435	Retail Trading	Facilitating purchase of securities or assets for individual clients as intermediary between buyer and seller, brokers for stocks, bonds, commodities and options.
436	Equity Shares Intermediary	Facilitating the Purchase of Corporate Equity Shares as an Intermediary Between Buyer and Seller.
437	Investment Firms in Securities	Companies acting as underwriter or agent that serve as an intermediary between an issuer of securities and investors Most investment banks also operate as broker dealers.
438	New Business Investment	Investing in new startups with high profit potential, but also high investment risks.
439	Loan Profiting	Lending money to individuals or other businesses and profiting by charging interest to the borrower or reselling the loan contracts to third parties.
440	Financial Institutions and	EnterprisesEngagedInAcceptingDepositsAndEarningRevenueMainlyByProvidingLoansWithInterest.
441	Mutual Banks emphasizing mortgages	Member owned lenders that offer consumer banking services, with a focus on mortgage lending.
442	Government banks issuing currency. Administering monetary policy. Holding bank reserves. Engaging in open market transactions. Banking	National government banks issue currency, administer monetary policy, hold deposits representing reserves of other banks and engage open market transactions.
443	Development banks revitalizing communities	Retail banks boost economic development in low- and moderate-income areas.
444	Credit Unions
445	Cooperative banks	Nonprofit lenders offering retail banking services linked to specific entities or communities.
446	Expanded Financial Services	Banks that offer services beyond traditional banking, such as asset management, research, and brokerage services.
447	Socially responsible banking	Banks take into account the social, ethical and environmental implications of their investment and lending decisions.
448	Local Bank Sector in	Locally owned and managed banks.
449	Sharia Compliant Banking	Islamic banks do not pay or accept interest on loans and investments that contradict Islamic principles.
450	Banking Service for Companies	Institutions that provide management and brokerage services to businesses instead of individuals.
451	Mortgage Lenders in the	Mortgage lending banks.
452	National Money Center Banks	Large banks with national charters and operations that span significant geographic areas, often internationally.
453	Offshore banking	Banks catering to international clients for tax, privacy, and legal benefits.
454	Virtual Banking	Internet provided traditional banking services.
455	Regional Banking	Regional banks.
456	Deposit Lending	Accept savings deposits and specialize in mortgage and other consumer loans.
457	Business Financing	Lending money to businesses in forms like small business loans, asset-based loans and infrastructure finance.
458	Asset Backed Financing for	Lending money to businesses where the loan is secured by the company assets including inventory, equipment and accounts receivable.
459	Finance Infrastructure	Lend money for building or renovating infrastructure, such as roads, airports, and utility projects.
460	Consumer lending	Lending money to individual borrowers through methods such as credit cards, car loans and direct loans Doesn't include mortgage lenders.
461	Car Loans	Consumer automobile loans.
462	Card Issuing	Lend money to individuals by issuing a revolving line of credit accessible with a plastic card for purchases.
463	POS Lending	Instant approval financing whether online or in person that usually happens right before a consumer purchase.
464	Internet Loans	Online money lending services provided.
465	Food and Beverage	Manufacturing, processing and distribution of animal, vegetable, fruit, grain or dairy products for human consumption including solid foods, mixes, beverages and tobacco doesn't include agriculture or pet food production.
466	Drinks	Human consumption liquids such as alcoholic drinks, milk, teas, juices, soda and bottled water.
467	Beverage Alcohol	Drinks for human consumption including beer wine and liquor.
468	Brewed beverage	Alcoholic drinks made by fermenting starches derived from cereal grains with yeast.
469	Alcoholic beverages	Distilled Alcoholic Drinks Made From Fermented Fruits, Vegetables And Grains.
470	Grape Juice Fermentation	Alcoholic drinks made by fermenting grape juice.
471	Drink Packaging and Distribution	Combining commercially sold drink ingredients and packaging in bottles or cans, distributing products to wholesalers and retailers.
472	Nonalcoholic Beverage	Nonalcoholic drinks for human consumption, including soft drinks, coffee and juice.
473	Tea Bottling	Prepared tea stored in glass, plastic, or cans for future consumption.
474	Packaged water	Distilled or spring water in plastic, glass, or cans. Not seltzer, tonic, or soda water.
475	Brewed Coffee	Beverages made from brewing roasted crushed coffee beans with water.
476	Milk Products	Milk derived from cows goats or other animals and marketed for human consumption as well as drinks made from milk or its byproducts.
477	Beverage	Drinks made from fruit or vegetable juice, either extracted directly or in flavored liquids.
478	Drink Mixes	Powdered or condensed forms of dairy, tea, coffee or juice products that can be reconstituted as liquids also called instant drinks.
479	Fizzy drinks in beverage	Carbonated nonalcoholic beverages usually sweetened and flavored often referred to as soft drinks.
480	Hydration beverages for sports	Beverages intended for rehydration, energy boosting, electrolyte replenishment, nutrient or carbohydrate intake during or after physical activity.
481	Beverage from leaves	Beverage derived from entire leaves or leaf powder of a tropical perennial plant; steeped in water for flavor extraction. Varieties include black, white, green, and yellow based on levels of leaf oxidation.
482	Edible products	Food for human consumption, such as fresh, processed, and packaged products Does not cover agriculture.
483	Food processing	---.
484	Food Processing	Producing finished food products from raw dairy milk for wholesale or retail distribution, such as pasteurizing, homogenizing, and curdling.
485	Oils and Fats	Food substance made wholly or in part from a fat or oil other than that of milk, including vegetable oil, mayonnaise and animal fats.
486	Processing fruits and vegetables	Cut fresh fruits and vegetables, foods from fruits or vegetables, then canned or packaged.
487	Grain and Rice Processing	Grain processing into final food products for wholesale or retail distribution.
488	Animal product processing	Processing raw animal products into final food products for wholesale or retail sale, which includes rendering, butchering, and meatpacking.
489	Vegetarian Protein Alternatives in Food	Meat, eggs and dairy products made from vegetarian ingredients like tofu or pea-protein that mimic the taste or appearance of animal products.
490	Seafood Production	Processing raw seafood into packaged products for sale, which includes removing skin, gutting, and cutting into fillets.
491	Processed Food	Commercial processed food in packaging, such as frozen, canned, and other preserved items.
492	Sweet confections	Sweet confections combining sugar, water, flavorings and other ingredients like cocoa, fruits or nuts.
493	Processed Food	Food processed with preservatives and other additives like colorings, and sealed in airtight containers to prevent spoiling and to allow for long distance shipment and distribution to stores.
494	Bakery	Baking breads cakes pies cookies doughnuts brownies pastries etc for profit.
495	Seasoning and Flavorings	Seasonings flavorings dressings spreads etc used for cooking or as complementary toppings with other foods.
496	Frozen foods	Food preserved by freezing to extend shelf life and enable widespread distribution.
497	Frozen Treat	Frozen sweet milk blend with sugar, butterfat and other ingredients - dessert or snack.
498	Snack Items	Foods packaged small, often salty or sweet, not meant as main meal; sometimes called junk food.
499	Wood products	Growing and harvesting trees, producing consumer products from the material. Includes forestry management services and timber production equipment.
500	Forest Equipment	Machinery and tools for managing or harvesting forestland as well as use in logging and sawmill operations, including clearing, loading, transporting and firewood equipment Forest management machinery and tools for logging and sawmill operations, including equipment for clearing, loading, transporting, and firewood.
501	Timber Harvesting	Harvesting and processing trees, including logging, milling and pulping operations.
502	Timber Harvesting	Cutting down or harvesting trees, including clear cutting, delimbing, underwater logging and transporting logs to mills.
503	Wood Processing	Cutting trees to make boards or lumber for wood products or construction.
504	Wood Processing	Turning cut trees into pulp or wood chips, as well as extracting cellulose for use in wood and paper products.
505	Wood Products	Products Made From the Milling and Pulping of Harvested Trees Including Paper, Packaging, Cellulose and Wood Products Like Furniture and Construction Materials.
506	Paper packaging	Heavy, puncture-resistant paper layers with short-fiber, fluted paper. Usually used for boxes and packaging.
507	Wood Pulp Production	Thin material made from wood pulp which is cellulose fibers derived from wood rags or other material and dried.
508	Wood Fiber Packaging	Packaging containers and wrappings made from materials derived of wood fiber including paper cartonboard cardboard and corrugated board.
509	Timber Processing	Turning Lumber Into Furniture, Cabinetry, Crates, Pallets, or Building Materials Like Molding, Flooring, Veneers, Doors and Decking.
510	Wood pulp cellulose paper	Turn wood pulp or cellulose into paper, fibers, wicker, cork boards, molded materials and packaging products, cellophane, filtration systems and insulation.
511	Forest Management Services	Support services and consulting for the forestry industry, such as land and forest management, fire prevention, timber security, and mapping.
512	Gov & Nonprofits	Government entities responsible for public welfare, including safety, education and housing, plus private groups with a similar purpose, such as chambers of commerce and nonprofit groups.
513	Government Services	Government services provided for public good include police, fire, emergency medical services, and prisons.
514	Corrections in criminal justice	Monitoring, Housing and Guarding of Criminal Detainees Including Prisons, Detention Centers, Counselors and Parole Officers.
515	Safety Services	Fire Police and Emergency Medical Services.
516	EMS	Out of hospital acute medical care and transport to definitive care for patients with illnesses and injuries.
517	Fire Department	Fire Suppression and Prevention of Accidental, Maliciously Created or Naturally Occurring Fires.
518	Law Enforcement	Prevention and investigation of criminal activity, maintenance of public order and safety.
519	Advocacy organizations	Groups advocating for non-profit organizations include charities, chambers of commerce, trade associations, and public interest groups.
520	Humanitarian Aid	NGO providing disaster relief, refugee aid.
521	Animal Welfare Organizations advocating animal rights in the	Animal advocates promote better treatment and extended rights for animals, such as humane societies, animal rescue, adoption, anti-hunting, and animal liberation groups.
522	Business Groups in	Business people create alliances and organizations, such as chambers of commerce, marketing associations, business advisory groups, and small business sponsors.
523	Business organizations promoting	Business people associations promoting business climates and policies.
524	Organizations in Social	Non-profit shared interest groups like civic, homeowner, tenant and crime watch associations; fraternal and alumni associations.
525	Education organizations	NotForProfitGroupsSupportingEducationalGoalsIssuesOrInterestsIncludingTeacherAssociationsSchoolParentsOrSchoolSupportAndStudentGroups.
526	Environment Conservation Wildlife	Nonprofit groups supporting environment, conservation, wildlife issues, lobbying related to those issues.
527	Rights Advocacy Groups promoting human rights in the	Nonprofit organizations supporting fundamental rights and freedoms for everyone.
528	Worker Groups Supporting	NotForProfitGroupsOfWorkersSupportingBetterWorkingConditionsBenefitsAndPayForWorkersRepresentWorkersInLaborNegotiationsWithCompaniesAsWellAsLobbyingGovernmentsForProLaborPolices.
529	Political Groups in the	PoliticalPartiesPoliticalActionCommitteesVotersGroupsAndOrganizationsDefinedBySpecificPoliticalPerspectives.
530	Professional Groups in the	Professional networking groups of non-profit organizations.
531	Faith-Based	Churches, faith-based organizations, and religious societies focus on specific religious beliefs.
532	Small Business Groups for the Small Business	Groups or alliances for small business participants.
533	Advocacy Organizations	Advocacy groups promoting social issue policies such as civil rights groups, community groups, grassroots organizations.
534	Trade Organizations Advocating Influence on	Nonprofit groups advocating or seeking to influence trade policies.
535	Medical services	Illness and good health treatment services and equipment, including inpatient and outpatient facilities, home care services, diagnostics, medical supplies and equipment, and related software services.
536	Medical Facilities	Provide medical care in hospitals, clinics, assisted living facilities, and group medical practices.
537	Elderly Daycare	Facilities for elderly and handicapped individuals activities and social stimulation.
538	Outpatient medical facilities	Outpatient medical facilities include cancer centers, surgery centers, and outpatient clinics.
539	Living Assistance	Residential facilities that provide supervision and assistance with the activities of daily living, including health monitoring".
540	Body Scan Centers	Facilities that provide whole-body scanning services, including computed tomography scans, as their primary focus.
541	Cancer Treatment Centers in Healthcare	Facilities specializing in cancer diagnosis and treatment, including those affiliated with hospitals and other medical institutions.
542	Health Clinics Serving Community Patients Without Insurance in Healthcare	Outpatient primary care facilities for uninsured local patients.
543	Disabled Care	Housing and treating facilities for patients with long-term mental and physical impairments, such as mental retardation, cerebral palsy, and autism.
544	Medical Imaging Centers	Medical imaging facilities, such as radiology, nuclear medicine, and positional information services.
545	Renal Treatment	Facilities that provide dialysis treatment for patients with kidney disease, renal failure, and other medical conditions.
546	Clinics for Family Planning in the Healthcare	Facilities that assist in planning for children, including counseling on birth control, abortion and the prevention and management of sexually transmitted disease.
547	Fertility Assistance	Patients can achieve pregnancy with the help of facilities providing infertility testing, in-vitro fertilization, and intra-uterine insemination.
548	End-of-Life Care	End-of-life care facilities providing palliative treatment for terminally ill patients.
549	Medical facilities	Medical facilities provide comprehensive care for inpatients and outpatients, offering services such as emergency care, surgery, obstetrics, and psychiatric treatment.
550	Psychiatric Treatment Facilities	Psychiatric treatment facilities for patients with chronic or acute mental illness or behavioral disorders.
551	Elderly Care	Facilities providing ongoing nursing care for elderly or disabled patients with significant physical and mental impairments.
552	Physical Therapy	Facilities that treat physical dysfunction or injury with therapeutic exercise and other modalities to restore or facilitate normal function.
553	Group Medical Practices	Group of physicians who collaborate in diagnosing and treating patients through shared facilities and resources, and co-own those resources.
554	Sleep Medicine	Sleep and sleep disorders research facilities linked to medical institutions.
555	Treatment Centers for Substance Abuse	Treatment facilities for patients dependent on alcohol, drugs and other chemical substances.
556	Healthcare	Direct patient care services, such as diagnostics, billing, staffing, medical transportation, managed care services, and home healthcare.
557	Teeth Care	Dental care services focused on oral health.
558	Clinical Testing	Testing clinical specimens in laboratory to diagnose and study medical condition of patients.
559	Medical Tourism	Facilitating medical tourism services.
560	In-Home Healthcare	Provide medical care for patients in their home, including monitoring, treatment and daily care.
561	Healthcare Management Services	Organizing medical treatment and payment as an intermediary between patients and providers, including health maintenance organizations, preferred provider organizations and point of service organizations Organizing medical treatment and payment as an intermediary between patients and providers, including health maintenance organizations, preferred provider organizations and point of service organizations.
562	Billing Services	Collecting fees on behalf of healthcare providers such as hospitals, clinics and physicians.
563	Medical Staffing Services	Suppliers of Part-time and Full-time Medical Staff to Healthcare Providers, Including Nurses, Lab Assistants, Therapists and Doctors.
564	Medical transport	Transporting medical patients, emergency personnel or medical tissue and organs.
565	Nutrition Services in Healthcare	Nutrition counseling and education to support health through meal provision.
566	Organ, Blood and Sperm Collection	Collecting storing and providing physiological materials including blood organs cells and sperm for research diagnostic or therapeutic purposes.
567	Pharmacy Benefit Management Services in Healthcare	Management of prescription drug programs, processing and paying claims, and negotiating discounts and rebates with pharmacies and drug makers.
568	Health Tech	Systems used to enhance patient care: computers, networks, video conferencing, and telemedicine.
569	Healthcare Data Systems	Systems and software programs facilitating storage, retrieval, sharing, and use of healthcare information.
570	Medical Automation	Design, Fabrication and Programming of Functional Robotic Systems for Medical Use.
571	Healthcare Mobile	Mobile communication devices support medicine and health services.
572	Remote Patient Monitoring in Healthcare	Patients monitoring outside clinical settings, including home monitoring.
573	Digital health	Hardware, software, and services transmitting medical information for diagnosis or treatment of patients.
574	Medical Equipment	Medical products are essential for diagnosing, monitoring, and treating conditions while being heavily regulated by governments to ensure safety.
575	Diagnostic Medical Equipment in Healthcare	Products used in detecting and diagnosing disease and disorders without the use of biological samples, including imaging and patient monitoring equipment.
576	Bone Health Devices	Devices used to measure bone density to check for osteoporosis, including dual energy X-ray absorptiometers and dual photon absorptiometers.
577	Medical imaging	Visual information display devices for diagnosis and disease detection include flat panel and traditional screens.
578	Imaging Devices for Medical	Devices that create images of the human body for detection and diagnosis of medical conditions include electron microscopes, X-ray machines, magnetic resonance imagers, and ultrasound equipment.
579	Health Monitoring Devices	Devices that monitor the condition and health of patients and continuously display the results on a screen or via numerical readouts Includes portable and stationary devices.
580	Bioimplants in healthcare	Devices within the body replaces missing or damaged biological structure or improves existing structure.
581	Implanted Breast Devices	Devices surgically implanted in body for purpose of altering size and shape of human breasts.
582	Heart Valve	Tissue compatible devices surgically implanted heart patients heart vascular disease including mechanical biological.
583	Pacemaker technology	Medical devices implanted in tissue, using electrical impulses delivered by electrodes to regulate heart rhythm.
584	Artificial limbs and organs for humans in the medical	Devices compatible with tissue surgically implanted into human body as substitute or replacement for limbs, joints, teeth and eyes.
585	Vascular implants
586	Medical Devices	Medical treatment equipment regulated by governments includes defibrillators, insulin pumps, and radiosurgery equipment.
587	Brain stimulators for medical	Devices that deliver a constant low electrical stimulation to the brain for surgical treatment of movement and mental disorders Also referred to as brain stimulators.
588	Heart rhythm correction devices	Devices that administer a brief electric shock to correct heart irregularities like fibrillation, tachycardia, or arrhythmia and return the heart to its normal rhythm. Includes both internal and external devices.
589	Kidney Replacement Products in Healthcare	Products used to replace lost kidney function by removing wastes and water from the blood through external filters or through the bodies own peritoneal membrane, primarily to treat renal failure.
590	Liquid Administration Equipment	Administering liquids directly into veins by using products such as hypodermic needles, catheters, implantable ports, and infusion pumps.
591	Pump Insulin Delivery	Insulin administering devices for continuous subcutaneous delivery of diabetes treatment.
592	Laser Medical Equipment	Devices treating patients with lasers, highly focused light beams for cutting, removing, or cauterizing tissue.
593	Stereotactic Radiosurgery Devices in the Medical	Noninvasive devices delivering ionizing radiation for treating tumors, lesions, and malformations, such as stereotactic devices, linear accelerators, lasers, and robotic positioning devices.
594	Respiratory Devices	Products used in the diagnosis and care of acute or chronic respiratory disorders, including nebulizers, spirometers, ventilators and oximeters.
595	Chemical and Diagnostic Devices	Devices for testing bodily substances such as blood, saliva, urine and tissue, or to measure biological molecules, including DNA, RNA, proteins, antibodies, antigens, metabolites and other chemicals.
596	Automated bioanalyzers in the medical	Automated devices testing bodily substances for biological molecules with minimal human assistance, including immuno-based analyzers, hematology analyzers, and cell counters.
597	Home Health Testing Devices	Devices that test bodily substances for biological molecules in the home or at the point of care Primarily portable devices such as glucose meters and test kits.
598	In Vitro Molecular Diagnostics	Devices testing bodily substances for biological molecules in a test tube or controlled environment outside a living organism, including reagents, calibrators and control materials.
599	Medical Gas Delivery Systems	Medical gases and delivery systems for patients. Includes oxygen, nitrous oxide, nitrogen, and carbon dioxide. Excludes portable oxygen equipment.
600	Polymer Medical	High molecular weight polymers molded, extruded, drawn or shaped and hardened for use in medical products.
601	Specialized Medical Equipment	Medical specialists use products for diagnosis, monitoring, and treatment including dental, orthopedic, and surgical equipment.
602	Cardiac Monitoring Equipment	Medical devices for cardiovascular disease diagnosis, monitoring, and treatment.
603	Dentistry Equipment	Diagnostic, monitoring, and treatment products for dental patients.
604	Medical Devices for Diabetes	Diagnosis, monitoring and treatment products for diabetic patients including blood glucose meters, insulin pumps and testing supplies.
605	Medical Emergency Equipment	Emergency medical procedure products: cervical collars, splints, combitubes, defibrillators, face shields, endotracheal tubes.
606	Medical Equipment	Hospital products for patient diagnosis, monitoring, and treatment, such as X-ray viewers, catheters, and bedside monitors.
607	Medical devices for eye care	Devices for diagnosing, monitoring, and treating eye diseases and disorders include ophthalmoscopes, keratometers, autorefractors, and contact lenses.
608	Bone Health	Products for diagnosis, monitoring, and treatment of skeletal system injuries, diseases, or disorders and associated muscles, joints, and ligaments.
609	Medical Oxygen Equipment	Medical oxygen administration products including delivery systems, tanks and concentrators.
610	Medical Instruments	Surgical instruments such as bone chisels, forceps, retractors, scalpels, and suction tubes.
611	Medical Devices for Urology	Diagnostic, monitoring, and treatment products for urinary tract and urogenital system disorders, including ureteric catheters, cystoscopes, and lithotripters.
612	Healthcare Supplies	Diagnosis, monitoring, and treatment products for medical conditions are lightly regulated or unregulated by most governments, including ambulatory equipment, laboratory equipment, disposables, and durable medical equipment.
613	Mobility Assistance	Mobility assistance products such as walkers, crutches, and wheelchairs.
614	Medical Disposables	Disposable medical products such as syringes, examination gloves, and patient tubing.
615	Durable Reusable Medical Equipment for Healthcare	Durable medical equipment includes blood pressure cuffs, beds, and crutches.
616	Medical Home Equipment	Products used for care of patients at home, including nebulizers, catheters and wheelchairs.
617	Medical Equipment	Hospitals use products for diagnosis, monitoring, and treatment of patients that are lightly regulated or unregulated by most governments, including autoclaves, bed pans, beds, furniture, thermometers, and hollowware.
618	Medical Test Kits	Single use materials for medical testing.
619	Lab Medical Equipment	Instruments, Technologies, Machines, Appliances and Other Tools Used in Laboratories Conducting Medical or Clinical Research, Development and Diagnosis.
620	Medical packaging materials	Materials used to package and label medical products, including aseptic packaging, blister packs, vacuum packaging and tamper proof seals.
621	Information media	Gathering, producing and disseminating information and entertainment includes television and radio broadcasting, cable and internet transmission, traditional publishing as well as data retrieval and knowledge management.
622	Media Distribution	Television, radio, video, internet, GPS, and communication services are delivered to households and businesses via satellite transmissions or landlines.
623	Data Services	Electronic information access news retrieval libraries archives information search storage services.
624	Managing data for	Organizing information or electronic records, including databases, file conversion, indexing and metadata application.
625	Knowledge Management	Organizing and leveraging the information, intellectual assets and tacit knowledge within an organization into a repository or system allowing useful access, retrieval and distribution Organize and leverage information, intellectual assets and tacit knowledge within an organization into a repository or system allowing useful access, retrieval and distribution.
626	Information storage	Housing collection organization preservation information physical electronic documents.
627	Service Discovery	Hardware and software systems helping explore and retrieve electronic documents or access data in documents.
628	Services Syndication for News	License news and information sources by content aggregators for customer distribution.
629	Digital Media	Internet-distributed information and entertainment, including online publishing, content aggregation and syndication.
630	Audio Streaming	Audio services delivered on demand over the internet or other telecom network audioServicesDeliveredOnDemandOverTheInternetOrOtherTelecomNetwork.
631	On-demand video	Video services delivered on demand over the internet or other telecom network.
632	Film	Production distribution and presentation of motion pictures including movie studios production and post production companies theater and home video.
633	Film Distribution	Marketing and Circulation of Motion Pictures to Movie Theaters, as well as Sales and Rentals through Electronic Transmission and Physical Distribution.
634	Film Theater	Theatrical movie exhibition.
635	Digital Film Downloads	Online sales of movies or videos delivered electronically, directly from the Internet to a television or computer.
636	Movie Rental	Temporary use of a movie in physical form or through electronic transmission.
637	Movie Distribution	Sale of movies on physical media does not include streaming or electronic downloads.
638	Film Production	Create films from start to finish, including development, pre and post-production, filming and editing.
639	Music	Production distribution and presentation of audio recordings including record labels compact discs and electronic distribution.
640	Music Distribution in Music	Marketing and distribution of recorded music or other audio for radio, CDs, downloads, etc; also includes royalty agreements and sales of record label catalogs.
641	Download Music	Online music sales delivered directly from the internet to computer or other electronic device.
642	Physical Music Sales	Sales of music at stores or kiosks also online sales if shipped to buyers but not if downloaded.
643	Sound Production	Development and recording of music or other audio for recording companies or independent producers, including studio or live recordings.
644	Printed Material	Printed material preparation and issuance, books, magazines, newspapers, directories, greeting cards.
645	Printed literature	Printed literary work on a set of pages fastened along one side and encased in a protective cover includes electronic books and monographs.
646	Directories and Guides Production	Produce and market directories like phone books, yellow pages and catalogs.
647	Greeting Cards	Greeting or sentiment folded cards for special occasions or holidays.
648	Academic publications about scholarly, scientific topics. No trade journals. Publishing	Periodic publication of academic, scholarly or scientific literature Doesn't include trade journals.
649	Press Media	Daily or weekly publication of news, editorial and other print content including paid advertisements. Includes online version of print publications.
650	News publications for advertising	Periodic publication of news, features and other print content including paid advertisements Includes magazines, trade journals and their online versions.
651	Database Printing	Produce, print, or distribute data extracted from computer-searchable records or files; for instance, compiling a CD-ROM with data from a comprehensive database.
652	Radio broadcasting	Audio content broadcast via terrestrial or satellite transmission, including radio stations and radio production companies. Excludes record companies.
653	Radio programming distribution	Marketing and circulation of radio programming for network, satellite, syndicated or independent radio broadcast.
654	Radio Broadcasting	AudioProgrammingTransmittedByElectronicSignalsAcrossAirwavesUsingANetworkOfCommunicationsTowers.
655	Space Communication	Audio programming transmitted by electronic signals from Earth to receivers orbiting in space and then retransmitted back to electronic receivers on Earth.
656	Radio Broadcasting	Developing and marketing radio programming for network, syndicated or independent radio broadcasting.
657	Publishing software	Distribute and sell entertainment and information software online or through electronic storage media such as CD-ROMs.
658	Interactive Entertainment	Interactive multimedia programs with an entertainment function.
659	Video content	Production distribution presentation video content transmitted cable terrestrial satellite broadcast including television networks independent stations cable companies tv production companies.
660	TV Content Distribution	Marketing and circulation of TV programs for broadcast, cable, or satellite.
661	Televised Programming	Traditional television programming delivered via electronic signals over airwaves is now more frequently distributed through extensive cable services.
662	Television Content Delivery	Cable-delivered television programming, unavailable through traditional broadcasts.
663	Video On Demand & Pay-Per-View Services in the	Commercial distribution of a specific piece of live or recorded video content in exchange for payment usually through a set-top box digital video recorder or computer.
664	Satellite TV	Satellite-delivered television programming locally generated or by national networks, syndicates, or production companies.
665	TV Production	Developing and producing local, network or syndicated television programs.
666	Insurance	Risk hedging services compensate for potential future losses in exchange for a premium or specified payment system.
667	Crop Insurance	Agricultural producers can purchase insurance to safeguard against revenue loss from commodities market declines or crop loss from disasters like hail, fire, or lightning.
668	Medical Coverage	Health insurance covers dental, medical, disability, and long-term care expenses.
669	Dental Coverage in	Dental treatment insurance coverage.
670	Income Protection	Insurance designed to pay benefits if the policyholder is incapable of working, including paid sick leave, short-term disability and long-term disability.
671	Coverage for Long-Term Care in the Insurance	Long-term care insurance covers expenses for medical care, including assisted living and rehabilitation.
672	Health Coverage for Medical	Medical care expense coverage insurance.
673	Health Insurance Options	Organized marketplaces through which employees can enroll in a selection of health insurance plans.
674	Insurance Intermediary	Licensed organization agents act intermediaries insurance buyers sellers usually charging commission.
675	Life Coverage in Insurance	Life insurance.
676	Property Casualty Insurance	Property damage insurance covers expenses for damage to property like cars, homes, fire, or flood.
677	Accidental Injury Insurance Designed for	Insurance designed to pay benefits if the policyholder experiences accidental death or maiming, including the severing of a limb or loss of eyesight.
678	Car insurance	Coverage for losses and liabilities from road accidents and damages to vehicles.
679	Commercial Coverage for	Cover expenses related to business liability, litigation, financial loss and loss of physical assets.
680	Earthquake Coverage for	Earthquake-related expenses insurance.
681	Fire Coverage in Insurance	Fire damage insurance for business or residence.
682	Flood Coverage in Insurance	Flood insurance covers costs for flood damage or erosion caused by floods.
683	House Coverage	Homeowners insurance covers expenses related to the home, including structural damage, personal property damage or theft, and liability.
684	Abduction coverage for the insurance	Abduction expense insurance.
685	Financial Protection Industry ---	Litigation expense insurance.
686	Negligence Coverage for Professionals in the	Insurance covering costs for legal claims of negligence or malpractice typically involving doctors, lawyers, or other professionals.
687	Marine Risk	Marine insurance covering loss and liability expenses for accidents and damage to vessels or cargo transported by them.
688	Mortgage Protection	Mortgage Lender Expense Insurance From Borrower Credit Default Loss.
689	Animal Medical Coverage in Pet Insurance	Medical care or pet loss insurance.
690	Political Risk Coverage for Insurance	Policy covering costs arising from financial loss caused by political or civil unrest, insurrection, terrorism, or war, including business interruption or asset confiscation.
691	Property Damage Insurance	Property damage insurance coverage.
692	Guarantee Bonds
693	Terrorism Coverage in Insurance	Terrorism-related expenses insurance.
694	Theft Crime Insurance for	Crime-related theft or loss insurance.
695	Title Protection Insurance in Real Estate	Title insurance covers expenses for challenges to legal title, including legal fees, liabilities, and losses.
696	Trip Coverage	Travel personal loss insurance.
697	Reinsurance in insurance	Insurance covering loss expenses for other insurers on their policies.
698	Manufacturing	Goods and materials are typically produced in bulk using either machinery or by hand.
699	Energy storage	Electrochemical cells produce electric energy enable power when charged.
700	Construction Materials	Building and construction materials include roofing, siding, flooring, plumbing, HVAC, and insulation.
701	Building Insulation	Building construction material that reduces or prevents the transmission of heat, sound or electricity.
702	Aggregate Binder Building	Composite building material made from the combination of aggregate and a binder such as cement.
703	Doors Windows	Building construction frames and hardware.
704	Construction and Repair	General purpose construction and repair devices and structural components for this activity.
705	Heating Ventilation Air Conditioning	Building Heating, Ventilation, and Cooling Systems.
706	Stone Masonry	Stone, block or brick products for masons to build stonework or brickwork.
707	Woodworking	Wood-planed mill products manufactured include moldings, doors, doorframes, and cabinets.
708	Plumbing Supplies	Pipes fixtures and other apparatus of a water gas or sewage system manufactured for use by plumbers.
709	Covering materials for roofing	Roof covering materials include corrugated metal, sheet metal, shingles, slate, thatch, or tile; they typically offer waterproofing, wind-proofing, and thermal insulation.
710	Exterior cladding used in construction	Exterior cladding on frame buildings protects from water, wind, and temperature using vinyl or aluminum.
711	Sheet Panels	Sheets or panels fastened to building frame for interior finish with gypsum plaster.
712	Apparel Production	Manufacturing machinery for apparel and other garments such as sewing machines, looms, and weaving apparatus.
713	Materials Manufacturing	Composite materials made from separate constituent materials.
714	Electric Manufacturing Components	Electricity conducting components and equipment, such as conduits, circuit breakers, turbines, generators, and wiring.
715	Electric Parts	An electronic component capable of amplifying or controlling voltages and currents without the need for mechanical or non-electrical signals, or of switching voltages and currents without the use of mechanical switches.
716	Electric Machinery	Machine powered by electricity, typically with an enclosure, electrical components, and a power switch.
717	Electrical Machinery	Power distribution and specialty transformers electric motors generators and motor generator sets switchgear and switchboard apparatus relays and industrial controls.
718	Handguns and accessories	Handheld guns for non-military use including pistols, rifles, shotguns, and guns that shoot blanks or tear gas as well as accessories like scopes.
719	Furniture Production	Furniture for seating, sleeping, and storage in indoor and outdoor spaces, as well as in homes and offices.
720	Office Equipment	Movable objects intended to support various office activities such as seating desks and storage.
721	Gaming Devices for	Gambling industry machinery and hardware.
722	Transparent material	Hard brittle materials usually made by silicates fusing with an oxide and are either transparent or translucent including windows mirrors and optic lenses.
723	Industrial Machinery	Large machines typically used for digging cutting forming or hauling material including agricultural industrial and mining machinery.
724	Machinery for Industrial	Industrial process machines.
725	Manufacturing robots used in	Robotics systems used for manufacturing products and supporting activities.
726	Tree Harvesting	Tree cutting equipment for forestry and timber use.
727	Handling Equipment for Material	Assist ease and economy of movement, storage, control and protection of materials, goods and products.
728	Mining Machinery	Automated devices powered by hydraulics and electricity, used for extracting materials, such as ore or minerals from the ground.
729	Electricity Generation	Utility-scale electricity production equipment including diesel and gas generator sets and turbines.
730	Rail and Road Construction	Equipment Used Build And Operate Roads And Railroads Including Paving Equipment Track Laying Equipment Communication Signals Loading And Unloading Machinery.
731	Control Equipment for Industrial Processes	Actuators and transducers control and convert technical process variables in response to computerized systems, facilitating signal transformation.
732	Material for Thermal, Acoustic & Electrical Insulation in the	Material that reduces or prevents the transmission of heat, sound or electricity.
733	Luxury Goods	High end goods in market for price and quality in products like drinks, clothing, cosmetics, jewelry, luggage and cars.
734	Medical Pharmaceuticals	Medical substances for diagnosis, cure, treatment and prevention of diseases, including branded and generic drugs, vitamins and supplements.
735	Patented Medications in Pharmaceutical	Trade named patented drugs.
736	Off-patent drugs	Generic drugs are medications that have the same active ingredients as the original branded formulation, but are produced and distributed without patent protection.
737	Nonprescription Medications	Over-the-counter drugs.
738	Nutrition	Nutrients in dietary supplements include vitamins, minerals, fiber, fatty acids, or amino acids.
739	Manufacturing Supplies for	Regularly purchased items and materials for use in production of goods or business operation assist.
740	Manufacturing Supplies for	Manufacturing machinery and equipment tools, products, and disposables include power transmission supplies, bearings, seals, hoses, abrasives, and packaging materials.
741	Office Items	Office Supplies Regularly Used In Businesses And Organizations.
742	Boat Production	Civilian water vessels like canoes, sailboats, fishing trawlers, and supertankers.
743	Luxury Yacht	Large motorboat for personal, family, and sometimes sports recreation with cabin, plumbing, and living conveniences onboard.
744	Small Boats	Small light open boats that are propelled through the water using oars or paddles.
745	Powerboats in marine	Varying size and configuration boats propelled by engine, inboard or outboard, or other motor.
746	Personal Watercraft	Inboard vessel driven by jet-pump, carries one to three persons, operated by person sitting, standing, or kneeling on boat.
747	Wind-powered vessels	Wind-powered vessel with optional engine for extra power.
748	Ship Construction	Ships construction, cargo, transport, and fishing vessels. Excludes naval vessels.
749	Medical Device	Medical products for diagnosis, monitoring, and treatment are subject to strict government regulation to ensure safety.
750	Metal Construction	Metal structures built by cutting, bending and assembly.
751	Packaging	Contains protects preserves transports informs about items within including glass paper metal.
752	Glass containers	Glass packaging containers like bottles and jars are typically thrown away once empty.
753	Eco-Friendly Packaging Supports Sustainable	Sustainable packaging supporting long-term human and environmental health made from energy efficient, recycled, recyclable, biodegradable, non-toxic or renewable materials.
754	Metal Packaging	Metal packaging for products is made from tin, steel or aluminum.
755	Packaging Plastics	Plastic product packaging made from polyethylene or polypropylene.
756	Photo and Optics Equipment	Vision enhancing devices include lenses, cameras, binoculars, telescopes and microscopes.
757	High-Tech Tools for	Tools that measure, analyze, test or enhance technical capabilities for performing functions, such as laboratory equipment, sensors, gauges and calipers.
758	Instrumentation Technology	An apparatus or equipment used provide quantitative and qualitative measurements of the composition of a mixture or compound. AnApparatusOrEquipmentUsedProvideQuantitativeAndQualitativeMeasurementsOfTheCompositionOfAMixtureOrCompound.
759	Lab Equipment for	Instruments, technologies, machines, appliances and other tools utilized in various laboratory settings, such as medical, chemical, and other research fields.
760	Railcar Production	Passenger and freight railcars, locomotives, and parts for vehicles such as railroad, subway, and trolley cars.
761	Manufacturing robots for	Design fabrication and programming of functional robotic systems.
762	Personal Robots
763	Athletic Grounds Surface	Synthetic playing surfaces for sports, including indoor and outdoor use.
764	Layered materials for	Layered materials ranging from fractions of a nanometer monolayer to several micrometers in thickness.
765	Wood Paper	Products made by pulp, paper or lumber mills including cellulose, stock wood, corrugated papers or boards as well as writing, printing, wrapping and other papers.
766	Materials extraction	Exploration and extraction of solid or dense viscous raw materials, as well as processing and refining of those materials into end products includes metals, gems, salt, sand, stone, coal and materials that create energy.
767	Energy resources	Hardened fossil fuels such as coal, oil shale, or oil sands, or fissionable material for nuclear reactions. Excludes liquid or gaseous petroleum materials.
768	Material Mining	Mining and processing services for raw materials, such as mapping, surveying, brokering, and leasing.
769	Metal Trading	Traders of precious and other metals trade gold, silver, palladium, and platinum as commodities and investments.
770	Mineral Lease Services for Resource	Leasing, acquisition, brokering, or management services for mineral and natural resources rights on public or private land.
771	Metals in	Heat and electricity conducting elements mined for manufacturing uses and stored value such as gold includes ferrous, non-ferrous and precious metals.
772	Metal extraction	Iron is explored, extracted, and processed. It is a malleable metal found abundantly in ores such as hematite and magnetite, and is mainly used in making steel alloys.
773	Nonferrous Metals	Exploration, extraction and processing of non-ferrous metals like aluminum, copper, lead, nickel, tin and zinc.
774	Metal	Exploration extraction and processing of aluminum a durable malleable metal highly resistant to corrosion.
775	Lithium mining	Exploration extraction and processing of lithium a hard lustrous silver-gray metal primarily used in the preparation of alloys.
776	Metal	Exploration extraction and processing of copper a ductile malleable metal that is an excellent conductor of heat and electricity.
777	Mining lead	Exploring, extracting, and processing lead, a non-ferrous heavy metal commonly found in ore.
778	Lithium mining	Exploring, extracting and processing lithium, a soft, light alkali metal highly reactive and flammable.
779	Nickel exploration	Exploring, extracting and processing nickel, a silver hard ductile ferro-magnetic metal used in alloys.
780	Metal	Explore, extract and process tin, a silvery malleable metal resistant to oxidation.
781	Zinc Extraction and Processing	Explore, extract, process zinc, shiny but brittle metal at room temperature, malleable when heated, commonly used as an alloy to prevent corrosion.
782	Rare metals	Exploration, extraction and processing of rare, naturally occurring metals that are held as a store of value in addition to their practical uses.
783	Gold Exploration and Extraction	Explore, extract, process gold, soft yellow malleable metal, occurs in veins and alluvial deposits, used for decoration and as a store of value.
784	Metal extraction	Explore, extract, and process palladium, a soft ductile metal found naturally with platinum in gold, nickel, or copper ores.
785	Platinum	Exploration, extraction and processing of platinum, a ductile malleable metal usually found mixed with metals such as iridium, osmium or nickel.
786	Precious silver mining	Exploring, extracting, and processing silver, a precious metal with superior electrical conductivity to any chemical element and thermal conductivity to any other metal.
787	Iron carbon alloy	Structural metallic alloy composed primarily of iron, containing carbon levels ranging from 0.2% to 2.1% weight.
788	Strategic Metals essential for technology and	Exploration, extraction and processing of metals that are crucial for technology and industry, but have sources that can be easily disrupted.
789	Rare Elements Extraction	Exploration extraction processing metals lanthanoids grouped periodic table scandium yttrium exhibit similar chemical properties.
790	Mineral	Explore, extract and process crystalline solids formed by natural geological processes including gemstones, salt and rock.
791	Abrasive materials used in	Hard materials often mineral shape finish clean smooth roughen polish substances including emery pumice sand calcite diamond.
792	Building material made from raw materials and water.Used in construction	Powder made from raw materials like limestone, clay or gypsum and mixed with water to form a binding agent for aggregates of gravel and sand.
793	Mineral Fertilizers	Potassium phosphate and other minerals added to soil as nutrients.
794	Precious stones	Valuable gemstones are primarily minerals but can also be rocks or organic materials, prized for their rarity and beauty, often cut and polished for jewelry with some industrial uses.
795	Mineral used in construction	Common soft mineral widely used for drywall or plaster and as a major component of cement.
796	Salt	Explore, extract, and process salt - a crystalline solid mineral composed mainly of sodium chloride, widely used as a preservative and food seasoning.
797	Sedimentary material in mining	Mixture of rock and mineral grains larger than silt but smaller than gravel.
798	Hard rock	Explore, extract and process hard non-metallic mineral aggregates forming rock ranging from high value marble to lower value slate.
799	Building Material	Strong durable stone used in buildings homes and infrastructure or lighter stone used in mixtures like concrete.
800	Stone Decoration	Stone used for decoration, finishing, or architectural detail indoors or outdoors; often highly polished or sculpted, including marble, granite, limestone, and slate.
801	Vehicle Manufacturing	Automotive vehicle and parts makers, sales and services like vehicle rental and repair. Includes internal combustion, hybrid, and alternative energy vehicles.
802	Self-Driving Cars	Autonomous vehicles detecting surroundings and navigating autonomously.
803	Battery-powered Transport	Electrically powered scooters and bicycles are examples of individual transport using batteries.
804	Vehicle Parts	Components used in the construction and repair of motor vehicles, including original equipment manufacturing and aftermarket parts.
805	Vehicle Sales	Sell new and used automobiles, such as dealerships, fleet and online sales.
806	Vehicle Services	Improving, maintaining, and restoring motor vehicle performance services, vehicle rental, collision repair, towing services, and auto body work.
807	EV Charging	Commercial operation of electric vehicle charging stations.
808	Car Service	Diagnosis maintenance and repair of motor vehicles.
809	Auto Rental	Offering automobile rental services for various vehicles in exchange for payment including cars and trucks.
810	Automobile	Passenger and commercial vehicles such as cars, buses, light and medium trucks, motorcycles, hybrid vehicles and recreational vehicles excluding heavy and military trucks.
811	Bus	Large capacity vehicles are designed to transport more passengers than standard cars or vans.
812	Passenger vehicles	Four wheeled passenger vehicles including sport utility vehicles pickup trucks station wagons vans and minivans.
813	Hybrid Vehicle	Motor vehicles powered by a non-internal combustion engine for primary or secondary propulsion.
814	Battery Powered Cars	Electrically charged battery-powered motor vehicles.
815	Motorcycles are part of the transportation	Two wheeled motor vehicles including off road motorcycles scooters and mopeds.
816	RV	Vehicles equipped with home-like living space and amenities.
817	Cargo transport vehicles	Motor vehicles designed for transporting medium-sized or heavy cargo, such as flatbeds, box trucks, dump trucks, and semi-trailer trucks.
818	Rubber wheel	Vehicle wheel coverings made of rubber reinforced with cords of nylon, fiberglass or other material, and filled with compressed air.
819	Pharma	Chemical substances for medical diagnosis, cure, treatment and prevention of disease.
820	Pharma Delivery Technologies	Products and technology that deliver pharmaceuticals into a patient's system, including infusion, inhalation, injection and transdermal Products and technology that deliver drugs to patients through infusion, inhalation, injection, and transdermal.
821	Continuous drug infusion	Administer drugs via intravenous infusion continuously.
822	Inhalation Drug Administration for	Administering drugs via inhalation into the lungs.
823	Drug delivery methods and devices for single-dose skin penetration administration in the body	Methods and devices for administering drugs by penetrating the skin.
824	Needle-free Injection Devices for Pharmaceutical	Needle-free drug delivery products using compressed gas.
825	Oral drug delivery formulations in pharmaceutical	Oral drug formulations consist of tablets, capsules, and sustained release methods.
826	Drug delivery methods through body surfaces: patches, lotions, gels, foams. Innovative	Administering drugs through body surfaces includes patches, lotions, gels and foams.
827	Contrast Enhancers in Medical Imaging	Contrast agents for medical imaging.
828	Pharma Development Services in the pharmaceutical	Research, development and testing of new pharmaceuticals from initial discovery phase through pre-market clinical trials.
829	Outsourced Research	Research activity outsourced from drugmakers or drug developers, including designing study protocols, evaluation of data, managing clinical trials and managing data for regulatory submissions.
830	Pharma Lab Services in Drug Development	Pharmaceutical drug development laboratory testing.
831	Pharma Tech for Drug	Technology applied to discovery, development, and manufacture of pharmaceutical products including bioinformatics, chromatography, and genomic tools.
832	Pharmaceutical Manufacturing	Products used in the manufacture of pharmaceuticals including upstream processing downstream processing traceability purification synthesis and process control.
833	Chromatographic Separation in Pharmaceutical	Separation products used for components separation of mixtures for preparatory or analytical purposes, often in pharmaceuticals creation.
834	Drug Distribution	Distributing drugs from wholesalers or producers to users, retailers, or pharmacy benefit managers.
835	Internet Mail Pharmacy	Sell pharmaceuticals via the internet or mail order.
836	Drug Distribution	Purchase and sale of pharmaceuticals from producers to retail pharmacies as well as hospitals and other end users.
837	Animal Health	Veterinary chemicals such as antibiotics, parasiticides, vaccines, and antifungal agents.
838	Goods Exchange	Exchange goods for money, merchandise for direct consumption, buying and selling to various users.
839	Merchandise Retail	Sell merchandise for direct consumption by the purchaser, including sellers of packaged and ready-to-eat food products, excluding restaurants.
840	Liquor Sales	Sell packaged wine beer and distilled spirits.
841	Clothing Retail	Sell Clothing Accessories and Footwear.
842	Car Parts Trade	Sell replacement and performance parts, tires and accessories for car vehicles.
843	Personal Care	Sell personal care and beauty products.
844	Retailing Cameras and Optics	Sell digital and film cameras, photography gear, and accessories, plus optical equipment such as binoculars and sports scopes.
845	Marijuana Sales	SellProductsContainingCannabisOrCannabisDerivatives.
846	Retail Chain	Two or more retail merchandise locations owned or franchised by the same company.
847	Convenience Retail	Small stores with convenient locations and hours that sell a variety of products including packaged food, cigarettes, lottery tickets, newspapers, and personal care items.
848	Retail Chains. Typically Sell Everything. Multiple Brands, Styles, Prices. Varieties in	Part of a chain, department stores sell diverse personal and household goods from various brands, styles, and prices.
849	Electronic Devices Retail	Sell electronic devices such as entertainment systems, televisions, DVRs, DVD players, radios, and digital cameras.
850	Floral retail	Sell flowers consumers provide design display delivery services.
851	Home Office Furniture	Sell furniture for home and office.
852	Fuel Retailing	Sell motor vehicle gasoline and diesel fuel to individual consumers.
853	Variety Retail	SellWideVarietyProductsSingleOutletIncludingDiscountDepartmentStoresDollarStoresWarehouseClubsSupercenters.
854	Retail Stores selling gifts and collectibles	Gifts and Collectibles.
855	Food Retail	Offering a range of fresh and packaged food and drink items from a single site.
856	Home Renovation	Sell products for construction, maintenance and repair, hardware, tools, building supplies, flooring, lighting, paint supplies, electrical fixtures and lawn and garden products.
857	Superstore concept	Superstore combining supermarket and department store products.
858	Temporary Structures in Market	Temporary structure erected by merchants to display and shelter their merchandise.
859	Retailing Music, Video, and Books	Sell books music movies and video games.
860	Business Office Supplies	Sell office supplies, electronics, furniture, and paper products for businesses.
861	E-commerce	Online retail transactions conducted through the internet.
862	Accept collateral loans	Pawnshops that accept personal property as collateral for loans, and sell the property if the borrower defaults on the loan payments.
863	Lease-to-Own Stores	Rent-to-own stores offer furniture, appliances, and electronics for weekly or monthly rental, with ownership transferring to the customer at the end of the lease.
864	Pharmacy Retail	Sell pharmaceutical drugs to consumers, as well as ensure their safe and effective use.
865	Specialty Retail	Selling products from a niche category of goods, rather than across multiple categories.
866	Sport Retail	Sell sports and recreation products, including sports equipment, footwear, apparel, fitness machines, and camping gear.
867	Bulk trade	Merchandise is purchased and sold from producers to retailers, industrial, commercial, or professional users, and other wholesalers.
868	Wholesalers in the	Buy, warehouse and resell products to retailers or end users.
869	Safety Security	Safety and security equipment and services such as alarms, locks, safes, monitoring, surveillance, fire and hazard protection, investigative and security services.
870	Safety Security	Safety and security enhancing equipment or devices for people, valuables, or locations, such as alarms, locks, and surveillance equipment.
871	Security Systems	Warning devices for unauthorized access to protected areas or objects, or breach of security systems.
872	CCTV Surveillance	Closed circuit television cameras relay images to a specified video monitor receiver or group of monitors receivers.
873	Security Equipment	Mechanical or electronic devices secured by key or combination, or lockable containers used to store items securely.
874	Non-Lethal Policing	Devices used to incapacitate or temporarily harm or subdue such as stun guns, rubber bullets and irritating agents as well as protective gear and clothing.
875	Protection Products	Self defense equipment or devices, including repellants like mace or pepper spray.
876	Security Illumination for safety	Security, protection, safety, emergency signals - backup, sensor, emergency lights, perimeter, wide-area lights, spotlights, floodlights.
877	Safety Technology	Integrity protection programs for computer and network operations, and unauthorized access prevention to data.
878	Covert Surveillance Devices	Surreptitious surveillance equipment watching, listening, or monitoring people or locations of interest.
879	Safety Gear	Safety equipment for workplace or job to enhance safety and protection.
880	Workplace Safety	Protection against fire or other hazards, or that enhance workplace or job safety.
881	Fire Prevention Equipment	Firefighting Equipment Protective Gear Alarms Extinguishers Materials.
882	Hazard Detection for	Detection, measurement, or monitoring equipment for hazardous materials or substances.
883	Safety Solutions for	Tools or services for enhancing job safety, including injury prevention, safety policy consultation, and compliance with standards and regulations.
884	Security Services	Security measures for individuals, property, and areas, such as armored vehicles, residential alarms, private security firms, and correctional facilities.
885	Armoured Transport	Vehicles enhanced or reinforced with protective plating, bulletproof glass, punctureproof tires used for transporting people, money or valuables.
886	Biometric Technology	Biometric authentication technology for identification, access control and surveillance.
887	Security Systems	Practiced installation consumer-oriented electronic home protection systems guard fire theft these include perimeter detection carbon monoxide detection glass break detection remote oversight.
888	Identity Theft Prevention in the	Protect personal information such as Social Security numbers, bank account details, or credit cards, to prevent identity theft.
889	Investigation	Private investigators or detectives; companies that offer investigative services such as employment or tenant screening, litigation support, surveillance, or background checks.
890	Correctional facilities	Privately run correctional facilities or services government contractors that build or maintain facilities to house people detained by the justice system or to privately manage or provide corrections officers for public prisons or jails.
891	Security Services	Security contractors providing bodyguards or security officers or other security services like personal or executive protection, risk assessment, property protection or data protection Security Contractors Providing Bodyguards Or Security Officers Or Other Security Services Like Personal Or Executive Protection, Risk Assessment, Property Protection Or Data Protection.
892	Security Surveillance	Security professionals or equipment covertly surveilling individuals or monitored locations.
893	Electronic components	Electronic devices and components made from materials with electrically resistive properties between that of a conductor and an insulator Includes chips, devices, fab equipment and services surrounding fabrication.
894	Chips for electronics	Semiconductor-based electronic circuits with conductivity between conductor and insulator.
895	Semiconductor manufacturing	Semiconductor chip companies produce chips for various applications, including major microprocessor manufacturers and commodity integrated circuit producers.
896	CPU is essential in computer	Central processing unit CPU is the main component in a computer, which executes fast calculations to execute operating system or program instructions.
897	System Chip Integration	Semiconductor chips that have been engineered to incorporate all the components of a computer or other electronic system.
898	GPU accelerates image creation for display	Specialized electronic circuit designed to rapidly manipulate and alter memory to accelerate the creation of images in a frame buffer intended for output to a display device. Accelerate creation images frame buffer output display device.
899	Microelectronics Revolution	Semiconductive material wafers with built-in electronic functions, also called microcircuits.
900	Data storage chips	Storage data semiconductor chips whose primary function.
901	Semiconductor Materials and Components for	Semiconductor chips creation materials and base components used.
902	Specialized Semiconductor Devices for	Specialized semiconductor chips for audio, video, communications, and solar cells.
903	Light Processing	Technological device facilitates creation of images through engineering of microscopically small mirrors on semiconductor chip.
904	Signal Processors in technology	Microchip with CPU capabilities designed for performing time-sensitive, algorithmic tasks.
905	Semiconductor Light	Special semiconductor diode creates electronic light source conducting current in one direction.
906	Electric Liquid Crystals for	Flat panel displays utilizing electrically reactive liquid crystal solution between two sheets of polarizing material.
907	Microscopic LED arrays	Microscopic LED arrays forming pixel elements of a visual display.
908	OLED technology in	Semiconductor diode with electroluminescent layer sandwiches thin organic or carbon-based films between two conductors or charged electrodes, one transparent.
909	Photovoltaic Cells	Semiconductor devices designed to convert sunlight into electricity.
910	Semiconductor Technology	Electronic conduction occurs within a semiconductor chip in devices and modules.
911	Semiconductor Manufacturing Equipment	Equipment Used In The Design Fabrication Assembly And Packaging Of Semiconductor Chips And Devices.
912	Assembly Packaging Equipment
913	Sterile Devices for Cleanroom	Sterile devices and supplies designed for use in clean rooms with low levels of contaminants in special manufacturing processes.
914	Equipment for Fabrication of Semiconductor Circuits	Photographic and chemical processing equipment for etching or creating electronic circuits on a semiconductor wafer.
915	Device Development	Services supporting research, development and manufacturing of semiconductor devices.
916	Clean Environment	Procedures and facilities of clean rooms, manufacturing environments with low level of contaminants for semiconductor production.
917	Support Semiconductor	Technical documentation and contracted assistance within the semiconductor industry includes microchip application, application support, and technical analysis.
918	Research Development Semiconductors	The Intellectual and Scientific Process of Designing and Refining Semiconductors Including Innovations and New Manufacturing Technologies.
919	Service	Service provision to businesses and individuals for payment often referred to as the tertiary sector of the economy.
920	Commercial Support Services	Business assistance services include contracted advertising, consulting, and office support.
921	Risk Assessment Services for the Insurance	Risk assessment services addressing the likelihood and financial impact of contingent, significant events on individuals and institutions.
922	Promotion Services in	Creating advertisements for clients that attract positive public attention to a product or service through the use of print, broadcast, online and other media Generate ads to draw positive public interest to products or services using print, broadcast, online, and other media.
923	Advertising Broadcast	TV or radio advertising airing in designated time slots sold by media companies.
924	Digital Marketing	Internet messages promoting products or services to attract customers.
925	Outdoor Marketing	Promotional and commercial messages for signs, billboards, and outdoor public venues.
926	Print Marketing	Promotional and marketing messages created for print mediums such as magazines and newspapers.
927	Bid	Auction houses conduct competitive sales processes to retrieve offers for goods or services, with the highest bidder winning.
928	Outsourced Business Services	Outsourcing specific business functions such as human resources, accounting, call center, and technical support.
929	Product Testing	Product testing certification and inspection services from third party.
930	Professional Consulting Services	Providing professional advice concerning a particular area of expertise to a client for a fee.
931	Message Management	Manage communication of message and strategy for company or organization to customers, shareholders and public.
932	Relations with Investors in	Assisting companies interact with investors.
933	Marketing Services in the	Create and distribute commercial messages for clients to promote, brand, build customer relationships, and position products and services in the marketplace.
934	Licensed Character Images Marketing	Marketing licensed character images.
935	Online Promotion	Create and distribute promotional messages using digital technology and platforms such as websites, email and social networks.
936	Revised website promotion	Website revision and promotion to enhance visibility and ranking in search engine results and directories.
937	Optimizing websites for search engines	Website content or code is modified to improve search engine rankings.
938	Direct Mail Campaigns	Commercial or political advertising promotional items solicitations or public notices of sale delivered through the postal system.
939	Event Planning	Planning and executing meetings, corporate or political events, catered parties, fundraisers, promotional meetings, and trade show exhibits.
940	Research Services	Systematically gather and analyze objective data related to a specific target audience, competing rivals, or environment.
941	Client Communication Management	Managing public communication on behalf of clients, including the crafting of a favorable image and the establishment of a desirable relationship with consumers and sponsors.
942	Strategic Consulting	Companies or individuals helping with the development of an organizational plan for product, person or institution promotion, branding, or advocacy.
943	Business Office Management	Management and performance of a business office includes clerical duties, human resource services, and coordination of work systems.
944	Office Operations
945	Account Processing Services for	Contracted outsourced account processing and presentment of payments, statements, and invoices for companies or organizations.
946	Financial Recording	Contracted or outsourced financial transaction recording service for public and private institutions.
947	Customer Support	Receive customer information and provide product support inquiries on behalf of a company, or make outgoing calls for telemarketing, clientele, product services and debt collection.
948	Copy and Print Services	Professional assistance in reproducing, sorting, and organizing documents provided by a specialized company.
949	Data Management	Architecture process tracking converting securing storing retrieving data especially electronic documents contracted outsourced independent companies.
950	Staffing Solutions	Recruitment enlistment and other staffing related activities provided by independent agencies for both corporate human resource departments and job applicants.
951	HR Services supporting HR function in business	HR services help support human resources functions such as recruitment, hiring, training, and benefits.
952	Automated office operations	Office automation is a computerized networked support system for office operations which facilitates the transmission of data across a LAN.
953	Financial Management	Outsourced management of corporate or institutional financial records and operations for salaries, wages, bonuses, and deductions.
954	Records Management in Business	Administering professional assistance to a business office in organizing, processing, and storing information and documents.
955	Resume Writing	Writing and editorial support for professionals to create and revise career experience summaries, outlines, and assist in developing business-related written communications.
956	Business Support Services industry
957	Transcription Services	Shorthand transcription services are provided by independent contractors and workers employed by a specialized agency contracted for this purpose.
958	Answering Services	Independent firms provide programs and systems to handle recording and redirecting incoming audio messages.
959	Language Translation	Translate text from one language to another.
960	Word Processing	Create, transcribe or edit documents using a word processor services may be provided by an individual under contract, or by a specialized company.
961	Operations Control in	Manage product and services operations company efficiency standards quality management technical functions inventory management manufacturing.
962	Fleet Solutions	Finance, maintenance, telematics and other services for companies to mitigate risks related to vehicle investment.
963	Inventory Tracking and Management in	Systematic procedure counting listing objects materials physical inventory services provided specialized companies include use barcodes RFID tags management perpetual inventory programs.
964	Management Planning
965	Purchasing process in	Procurement is buying goods or the services of personnel at the best price This process includes purchase planning, determining standards and specifications, supplier research and selection, valuation, and price negotiation.
966	Efficient Project Execution for	A Carefully Crafted Effort To Successfully Implement Or Accomplish A One-Time Organizational Objective.
967	Sales CRM Services for the	Track and facilitate the customer life-cycle services, from lead generation and initial contact to sales, product support, customer service and account management.
968	Services for Individuals	Personal or household services for individuals, including childcare, housecleaning, florists and consumer legal services.
969	Hair and Beauty	Individual customer beautification services hair salons day spas manicure services.
970	Childcare Services	Agencies and individuals specializing in child care services include nanny or au pair services, daycare centers, home care providers, and child-centered PCAs.
971	Service	Personalized assistance, errand running, and caretaking duties, often exclusively provided as a premium service by agencies and individuals.
972	Consumer Catering Service	Food service company or specialist preparing, presenting, and delivering plated food for consumer meals, holidays, and social functions.
973	Legal Consumer Services	Provide knowledgeable representation and counsel to private citizens or consumers during judicial proceedings and in casual matters requiring jurisprudence or legal negotiation.
974	Matchmaking	Specialized rules matchmaking services for social and potentially romantic exchanges between couples.
975	Funeral Arrangements	Funeral and burial industry including sites, certificates, tombstones, embalming, cremation, viewing ceremonies, and memorial services.
976	Washing	Clothes or fabric cleaning by commercial facility using soap and water or organic solvent.
977	Lawn Care	Residential lawn and garden care services include horticultural services, pruning, leaf raking, seeding, fertilizing, weeding, mowing, and hedge trimming.
978	Shopping assistance and delivery services in retail	Personalized shopping offered by retail stores, malls and supermarkets, involving both advice and delivery. Personalized shopping offered by retail stores, malls and supermarkets involving both advice and delivery.
979	Pet Health Services	Health services for domesticated companion animals, including medical, surgical, therapeutic, pharmacological and dental medicines or practices.
980	Product Leasing	Payment for product usage for set time period Does not cover automobile leasing.
981	Marriage Ceremony	Specialized commercial activities or services purchased for a marriage ceremony and related events.
982	Weight control	Interventions to tackle obesity, such as diet programs, behavior change, workouts, nutrition plans, and counseling.
983	Verbatim transcription for legal	Transcribing speeches, legal proceedings, meetings, and conversations for news, correspondence, records, or legal proofs.
984	Business Creativity	Services provided for businesses, entrepreneurs and enthusiasts in creative undertakings or enterprises, including video services, fashion services, photography, talent agencies.
985	Content Editing for Publishing	Assisting in selecting, revising, correcting, or organizing text content within a document to enhance meaning, syntax, grammar, or composition.
986	Photo Services	Capture and provide commercial photographic images, including portrait, wedding and freelance photography.
987	Print Production	Transfer or reproduce image or text to hard copy medium such as paper.
988	Film Production	Commercial creation of video recordings, multimedia editing, and processing assistance.
989	Textual Creation	Create skilled textual representations of human language for commercial venue or establishment.
990	Energy	Specialty services aiding in the discovery extraction and transportation of energy materials including oil field services pipeline services and coal transport.
991	Electric Services	Engineering installation maintenance and repair of systems and equipment that generate or transmit electricity as undertaken by licensed technicians.
992	Services for Engineering	Design and test systems, structures, and products for various industries, including civil, structural, electrical, and mechanical engineering services.
993	Engineering Services for Electrical	Design and Repair of Electronics, Telecommunications, Power Transmission and Control Systems.
994	Engineering Services for	Design and test integrated systems involving people, money, information, equipment, analysis, and synthesis for diverse industries.
995	Engineering Services for Mechanical	Design and testing of mechanical systems for the creation of products, tools and other devices.
996	Catering	Preparation and sale of meals, snacks or drinks outside the home including restaurants, catering and bars. Food and beverage services provided away from home such as restaurants, catering, and bars.
997	Alcohol Sales	Sale of Alcoholic Drinks for Consumption Onsite Including Bars Restaurants and Entertainment Venues.
998	Local drinking	Local taverns, pubs, and drinking establishments primarily serving community and surrounding towns residents.
999	Stadium Drink Sales	Concession stands in arenas or stadiums provide alcoholic drinks, primarily beer, for patrons.
1000	Food Catering	Specialized food service companies provide preparation, presentation, and delivery of plated food for institutions or businesses.
1001	Business Symposium Catering	Hospitality service for business symposiums with food presentation, hosting, and serving in formal or semi-formal style.
1002	Business Catering	Selecting food for daily corporate functions, such as office parties, business lunches, meetings, and company picnics.
1003	Prepared Food Delivery	Food delivery from restaurants or retail establishments to customers remote.
1004	Public Food	Planning cooking serving and sale of food in public establishments such as schools colleges prisons and hospitals.
1005	Cafeteria services in corporate	Private foodservice provider located within an office establishment, owned or contracted by the host company or a business within the building.
1006	Military Catering	Military contracted commercial food provider.
1007	Correctional Food	Correction facility foodservice preparing and serving meals for inmates.
1008	Educational Catering	School foodservice prepares and serves meals for students and teachers to government nutrition standards.
1009	Sports Catering	Eating venues like fast food counters or concession stands located in a park, arena, or stadium.
1010	Food Box Delivery Service	Delivery of read to prepare meal kits to remote customers.
1011	Food Service	Commercial facilities selling prepared food that is ready to eat.
1012	Informal Dining	Informal dining places serving the local community.
1013	Chain Restaurant	Chain of restaurants with the same name and similar menus.
1014	Quick Serve Dining	Inexpensive, quickly prepared food service facilities.
1015	Upscale Dining	High-end restaurant offering a diverse selection of cuisine and drinks.
1016	Niche dining	Specialty restaurants.
1017	Bakery	Commercial production of baked goods including food stores and other facilities selling ready-to-eat food.
1018	Coffee Retailers	Specializing in roasting, selling, or serving premium coffee, food service establishments, retailers, and wholesalers often use their specific brand name.
1019	Cultural gastronomy	Eating establishment specializing in regional and heritage cuisine.
1020	Healthy Eating	A Health-Oriented Dining Establishment With Nutritional Cuisine Style.
1021	Beef restaurants in food	A restaurant serving beef, particularly beefsteak, prepared in various ways with complimentary dishes.
1022	Property Maintenance	Property maintenance services including auto repair, commercial cleaning, and facilities management.
1023	Maintenance Services	Maintaining the condition, operation, and appearance of a corporate or government facility in accordance with relevant regulations or codes.
1024	Janitorial Services	Scheduled janitorial services performed by commercial companies.
1025	Tech Support Services	Maintaining upgrading and fixing computer hardware software and accessories by licensed technicians.
1026	Electronic Device	Maintenance and repair of electronic devices using micro circuitry, semiconductors, transistors or related technology.
1027	Building Management	Building management firms.
1028	Industrial Equipment Maintenance	Servicing and repairing industrial heavy machinery, farm equipment, and construction equipment.
1029	Wrapping Solutions for Packaging	Protective or decorative wrapping of products for storage, transportation and sale.
1030	Business Services	Business professionals and institutions are provided services by agencies, independent contractors, and consultants including legal, accounting, investment, and research services.
1031	Financial Reporting
1032	Debt Relief	Assist in filing for Federal Bankruptcy Protection and successfully emerging from that status.
1033	Law Services	Advising clients about their legal rights and responsibilities, and representing them in civil or criminal court, business transactions and other matters.
1034	Content Licensing	Services designed for publishers, companies, governments and consumers that generate additional value in a media piece, product or program through the collecting, packaging, licensing and distribution of content Services for publishers, companies, governments, and consumers that add value to media, products, or programs by collecting, packaging, licensing, and distributing content.
1035	M&A Services	Advisory firms and consultants provide services for corporate mergers and acquisitions.
1036	Investigation Services for	ProfessionalStudyAnalysisAndReportingOfBusinessIndustryAndTechnologicalIssuesStrategiesTrendsProductsAndMarkets.
1037	Tax Preparation Services	Prepare business and individual tax forms for clients, assessing income, assets, and expenses.
1038	City Development	Urbanology.
1039	Sporting Events	Promotional management and other professional services for sporting events products or athletes including wagering services.
1040	Representative business	Athlete's agent negotiates contracts, secures endorsements, explores opportunities, and increases income.
1041	Tech Solutions	Design and support services for the operation of computers, networks, electronics and telecommunications systems, including electrical engineering, web hosting and cloud computing.
1043	Subscription-based software	Subscription-based software hosted centrally and delivered to customers via the Internet.
1044	Leasing Computers	Rent computers to businesses.
1045	Processing Data Services for	Convert manipulate store digital information readable by commercial applications process large quantities of data necessary for organization operation.
1046	IT Support	Provide design and support services for computer hardware, software, and networking systems.
1047	IT Support Services	Specialists equipment programs providing technical maintenance systems administration operational support computers networking systems.
1048	Code: Developers in software	Programming engineering or research assistance provided in the creation of digital applications and software for computers smart phones and other devices.
1049	Video Conferencing	Providing hosting remote live audio video assemblages together with affiliated solutions for electronic information exchange.
1050	Web Development	Website design, production, and maintenance services covering graphic design, functionality, user interface, and search engine optimization.
1051	Events Organization	Organizations that coordinate, market and oversee gatherings of numerous individuals focused on a shared business or professional topic.
1052	Sports	Recreational Facilities sports entertainment professional leagues college scholastic international competitions.
1053	Esports	Esports industry revolves around competitive video game tournaments, typically organized as multiplayer events.
1054	Leisure	Sporting and recreational facilities such as golf courses, racetracks, theme parks, fitness clubs, and bowling alleys.
1055	Bowling Facilities in the Entertainment	Commercial facilities and businesses for playing the recreational sport of bowling, a game where players take turns trying to knock over pins by rolling a ball down a lane.
1056	Golf	Institutions and facilities of golf, competitive sport and recreational activity played on outdoor course with green, fairway, teeing ground, and either 9 or 18 holes spaced far apart Code: "Institutions and facilities of golf, competitive sport and recreational activity played on outdoor course with green, fairway, teeing ground, and either 9 or 18 holes spaced far apart".
1057	Fitness Centers	Commercial facility providing exercise equipment, aerobic activities, and related services for developing physical fitness and good health.
1058	Harbor boat services	Facility or complex with a wharf, established on a harbor, offering recreational boating and affiliated commercial or municipal services.
1059	Speedways and racetracks in the racing	Facilities with specially surfaced courses for competitive races are racetracks and speedways.
1060	Sporting Activities	Engaging in structured physical activities, often involving skill and competition, following established rules or practices, for relaxation, exercise, or enjoyment.
1061	Snow Recreation	Commercial ski facilities and lodges provide the location and opportunity for organized recreational travel over snow using specialized equipment.
1062	Entertainment venue	Theme park amusement park geographically fixed commercial entertainment venue variety rides funhouses games souvenirs attractions available.
1063	Live Sports	Events where spectators pay to watch the action, including professional and amateur sports.
1064	College Athletics	Physical competitions between colleges or universities, organized regionally, with select athletes or teams.
1065	Global Sports	Global competitions between elite athletes or teams, competing in part as representatives of their countries, taking place in organized locations.
1066	World Cup	Elite international football competition held every four years involving the national teams of different nations => Elite International Football Competition Held Every Four Years Involving The National Teams Of Different Nations.
1067	Sporting event	Elite international athletic competition held every two years, alternately in winter and summer, where athletes represent their home countries.
1068	Paid Athlete	Athletes are paid to compete in organized sporting events where spectators pay to watch.
1069	Paid Car Racing	Organized paid automobile races for athletes compete.
1070	Paid Baseball	Organized baseball leagues and paid athlete competitions.
1071	Paid Basketball	Basketball leagues and events with paid athletes compete.
1072	Bowling Professional	Bowling leagues and paid individual competitions for athletes compete.
1073	Paid Boxing	Boxing events where athletes are paid to compete. Excludes mixed martial arts.
1074	Paid Cricket	Cricket leagues and events where athletes are paid to compete.
1075	Paid Cycling	Paid cycling competitions.
1076	Paid athletics	Football leagues and paid individual events compete.
1077	Golf	Organized golf leagues and individual events where athletes are paid to compete.
1078	Professional Hockey	Organized ice hockey leagues and paid individual competitions athletes compete.
1079	Paid Soccer	Professional soccer leagues and tournaments where athletes are compensated for their participation.
1080	Paid Softball	Softball leagues and paid individual competitions.
1081	Paid Swimming	Organized swimming and diving events where athletes are paid to compete.
1082	Paid Tennis	Organized tennis leagues and paid individual competitions.
1083	Pro Volleyball	Volleyball leagues and events where athletes are paid to compete.
1084	School Sports	Physical games requiring skill and determination, classified as sports, and held as competitions between high schools.
1085	Fitness Sports	Businesses supporting fitness and sporting activities, health clubs, trainers, sports and fitness equipment makers and marketers, are included.
1086	Tech	Design, Development, Manufacture and Distribution of Computer Hardware and Software, Electronics and Networking Equipment.
1087	Computing and Networking	Computing devices and connecting and enhancing equipment, such as networking components, peripherals, and storage devices.
1088	Hardware Components in Computer	Electronic and mechanical elements that make up a computer including hard drives video cards and modems.
1089	Storage devices for computers	Digital data storage device designed to operate with computer systems either internally as part of the computer or externally as a peripheral.
1090	Data storage	Memory cards storage cards memory sticks and flash cards flash memory are portable discrete mediums for the digital storage of data including images audio video or text.
1091	Data Transmission Devices for	Devices facilitating electronic data transmission over private networks or the internet.
1092	Integrated Circuit Cards	Pocket-sized plastic card with embedded integrated circuit processing data, often used for identification, authentication, and storing personal information.
1093	Audio Cards	Sound or audio card computer expansion device manages input output audio signals compute often featuring digital-to-analog converter.
1094	Graphics Hardware	Video card is an internal computer expansion device designed to improve the speed and quality of video and image output to a display.
1095	Networking Equipment	Electronic products for connecting groups of computers, such as switches, routers, and network cards.
1096	Computer Accessories	Electronic devices that attach to a computer and provide additional input or output capabilities, but are usually unable to function independently.
1097	Input devices for computers and	Peripheral devices for manual text input and computer functions.
1098	Display screens	Devices designed for displaying digital data visually, typically with a computer or computer system.
1099	Electronic Pointing Devices for Data Manipulation in Computer	Electronic pointing devices for data selection or manipulation in computer systems.
1100	Printing devices	Independent electronic device or computer peripheral to produce hard-copy versions of electronic information.
1101	Computer Cameras	Camera connected or integrated into a computer transmitting digital images or video in real-time over a network or the internet.
1102	Data processing	Electronic machines for input, manipulation, conversion and storage of data at high speeds.
1103	Mobile Computing Devices in	Portable handheld computing devices that connect to the internet and may also connect to a cellular telephone network.
1104	Personal Computers are essential in the technology	Computers designed for individual users with their own processors and hard drives.
1105	Mobile PCs Revolutionizing Tech	Portable computers that leverage the complete potential of a PC and specific peripherals.
1106	Touchscreen Devices for the Tech	Portable computers equipped with a stylus or touchscreen.
1107	Desktop computers for specific tasks connected to local network	Desktop computers usually dedicated to the performance of a specific task or technical application and connected to a local area network.
1108	Computer servers in the	Networked computers running specialized software provide services such as storage and file transfer for client computers.
1109	High-performance computing	Advanced computers and systems with high-speed processors capable of performing complex calculations on massive data volumes.
1110	Wireless Gadgets in	Electronic devices usually connect to other devices or networks through protocols like Bluetooth, NFC, WiFi, or 4G, operating interactively and autonomously.
1111	Voice-Activated Assistants in Technology	Devices that can perform tasks for an individual through connection to other devices or networks primarily accessed through voice recognition.
1112	Digital Storage	Electronic repositories for access and manipulation of digital information include floppy drives, optical drives, and hard disc drives, along with disk technology and usage.
1113	Data storage using lasers in DVDs for the	Store electronic data on a DVD using a laser beam.
1114	Data Storage	Tape drive, cartridge drive, memory stick, disc drive, or similar device serving as a computer peripheral for data backup and output.
1115	Electronic devices	Electrical components use electron flow and resistance of various materials for diagnostics, wiring, consumer, and business electronic products.
1116	Electronics Components for	Interconnected discrete parts or elements constitute equipment operating based on manipulating electron flow and the electrical resistance of different mediums.
1117	Printed Boards	Printed circuit board or etched wiring board is a panel device used to create conductive pathways between electronic components, usually using a bonded layer of copper foil and dielectric insulation.
1118	Diagnostic Electronic Equipment in	Devices used for testing and diagnosing electronic equipment to detect and repair faults or verify performance.
1119	Display Technology Evolution	Screens using LCD, LED, and plasma technology to display visual images are thinner than traditional tube or projection screens.
1120	Global Positioning System	Devices capable of receiving satellite navigation signals to determine position.
1121	Business Equipment	Machinery or equipment that enables routine, daily operation of a business office.
1122	Binder and Finisher in Printing	Hard-copy documents are securely attached and bound using book binding technology.
1123	Photocopiers revolutionized	A Copier Or Photocopier Is An Electronic Device That Combines Photographic Scanning With Printing Technology For Duplicating Written, Drawn, Or Printed Material.
1124	Document Scanners	Piece of electronic equipment used in a home or office for sending or receiving printed pages or images.
1125	Electronic Equipment	Multifunction device is electronic equipment that combines operations of multiple machines.
1126	Business Communication Technology	Telephone communication network and equipment of a business office including teleconferencing technology, voicemail systems, and IP telephony.
1127	Document Destruction	Business offices use electronic devices to shred paper documents into tiny strips for disposal process.
1128	Interactive entertainment	Interactive Multimedia With An Entertainment Function Including Computer Games Online Gaming And Independent Electronic Game Readers.
1129	Portable gaming devices revolutionize	Handheld easily portable video game systems with integrated display and user interface.
1130	Electric Wiring	Technology and manufacturing of metal strands, often braided and sheathed in plastic, for electrical current conduction.
1131	Eco-friendly Innovations in	Components and devices aimed at reducing their environmental impact.
1132	Efficient Energy Devices for	Technology and creation of green machines and equipment, effective devices which conserve or utilize little energy.
1133	Safe Electronics Components	Non-toxic electronic components harmful to humans or the environment.
1134	Software Networking	Technology products and services associated with the internet, such as software, networking, and services.
1135	Molecular engineering	Matter engineered on a molecular level and the devices created using those substances.
1136	Code: "Programs that control hardware in symbolic language industry"	Symbolic language programs that control the functioning of computer hardware.
1137	Software Applications for	Computer programs that execute a particular function or set of functions.
1138	Data Analysis	Software for statistical and predictive analysis and exploring systems or behavior.
1139	Conference Software	Video or audio telephony software for group or organizational meetings and collaboration.
1140	Publishing Software	Desktop publishing or page layout software are WYSIWYG programs used in the design of signs, promotional items, packaging, publication documents, and other hard-copy creations.
1141	Emergency Response	Code: Software designed to enhance the speed and effectiveness of emergency response services including ambulance, police, and fire.
1142	Home Applications for the Personal and Family Industries	Personal or family software programs include genealogy, recipes, home design, and learning languages.
1143	Wireless Device Software	Software for operating wireless devices or applications hosted on those devices.
1144	Media Editing	Audio files, multimedia files, and graphics or image documents manipulation programs.
1145	Modeling Software used in scientific investigation, engineering, and design to create virtual representations of objects, processes, or phenomena in the	Software used in scientific investigation, engineering, and design to create virtual models, schematics, or mathematical representations of an object, process, or phenomenon.
1146	Enterprise Applications
1147	CAD Software used in engineering, industrial arts, and motion picture	Software design used in engineering, industrial arts, and motion picture industry for creating virtual prototypes or object models.
1148	Customer Relationship Management Software	Businesses better organize and access customer data.
1149	Electronic Document Management	Computer programs for organizing electronic documents and managing hard-copy documents tracking and storage.
1150	Business Asset Management Software for	Business asset management programs encompass financial, human resources, product life cycle, and physical assets.
1151	Finance Software	Financial management and reporting programs include accounting, banking, and financial analysis.
1152	Collaborative software	Coordination programs for people working on shared tasks.
1153	HR Management Software	Human resources software for organizations to manage benefits, recruitment, and personnel records.
1154	Data Management Software	Information collection, storage, organization, and flexible data access programs.
1155	Integrated Productivity Software	Integrated programs for aiding organizational tasks.
1156	Efficiency Tools	Efficiency and output enhancing programs for task convenience.
1157	Software Development Tools accelerate software creation	Simple software programs for designing, creating, and supporting other software - programs for building programs.
1158	Software Systems in the Computer	Hardware maintenance and operation programs provide a platform for running application programs.
1159	Data Backup Solutions	Programs designed to create exact copies of digital documents, systems or servers in a separate location from the original.
1160	Data Management Software	Data management software.
1161	Network Communication Software	Network management programs managing communication protocols between networked systems.
1162	Systems Software	Software programs facilitate computer functions, allocate memory and CPU processing time, provide user interface for input, and manage digital application execution.
1163	Computer Systems in	Complex large scale hardware and software systems manipulating and refining large amounts of data to enhance or automate activities such as manufacturing, communication, record keeping, retail procedures, or inventory management.
1164	AR Systems in	Devices and systems with an augmented view of a real-world environment enriched by computer-generated sensory input.
1165	Automated identification systems in	Automated data collection systems include bar codes, biometrics, smart cards, RFID, and voice recognition products.
1166	Control Systems for Inventory	Retail establishments, institutions, or warehouses utilize software for product location, pricing, and classification. This software also includes tools for organizing unique identifiers and translating barcodes.
1167	Telecom	Electronic transmission routing and reception of information signals over distance including voice video and data as well as related infrastructure and equipment.
1168	Communication Devices	Devices for transmitting and modifying telecommunications signals, such as switches, routers, and transmitters.
1169	Communication Infrastructure	Large scale equipment used for transmitting and modifying telecommunications signals including cables, towers, satellites, and subsystems.
1170	Telecom Towers & Stations	Telecommunications electronic broadcast equipment situated at particular elevated sites often in the form of a tower or mast.
1171	Communication Infrastructure	Metal, glass or plastic strands grouped together lengthwise and sheathed in insulating or protective material.
1172	Satellite Telecommunications	Electronic device or machine designed to operate in orbit, typically geostationary orbit, for telecommunications purposes, particularly signal relays and transmissions.
1173	Telecom Equipment	Coordinated operational equipment for the telecommunications industry includes antennas, base stations, base station controllers, cell phone repeaters, transcoders, and transceiver stations.
1174	Communication	Electronic transmission, routing and reception of information signals over distance, including voice, video and data.
1175	High-Speed Internet Providers	Voice and data signals transmission across high-speed networks with wide frequency channel support.
1176	Telecom Service Providers	Voice and data signals transmission across distance between devices connected to a wire or cable network.
1177	Telecom Services	Voice and data signals transmission across a network including wired and wireless devices with broadband connectivity.
1178	Service Providers for Internet	Providing services and data transmission technology that enable client use of the Internet.
1179	IP Communication in the	Voice signals transmission over IP networks.
1180	Mobile Communications	Voice and data signals transmission to and from portable devices over a cellular or satellite network.
1181	Textiles and Clothing	Fabric made by weaving, knitting or processing fiber, thread or yarn, as well as clothing and other finished products made from fabric, leather or other material. Also includes wearable accessories.
1182	Clothing Accessories	Clothing and Wearable Accessories Made by Fabric, Leather or Other Material.
1183	Textile manufacturing	Fabric or cloth produced by weaving, knitting or processing fiber, thread or yarn, and non-apparel finished products made from it.
1184	Textile Materials	FabricLikeMaterialsMadeFromFibersBondedTogetherByChemicalMechanicalHeatOrSolventTreatment.
1185	Transportation Logistics	Equipment, infrastructure and services enabling the movement or conveyance of people and materials. Includes freight, logistic and warehouse services, as well as ground, water and air travel systems.
1186	Supply Chain	Managing the movement of freight or goods across transportation modes as well as storage after arrival, including freight forwarding, warehousing, and logistical services.
1187	Freight Consolidation Services	Book freight air sea transport combining several shipments larger over-the-road shipments behalf shippers receivers handling documentation customs storage insurance.
1188	Supply Chain Management	Managing goods movement supply chain including handling hauling warehousing distribution.
1189	Storage	Store goods before or after shipping or before sending to market, or offer short or long-term bulk storage for any items or materials.
1190	Cargo Transport	Transporting goods or commodities in bulk by truck, rail, ship, aircraft, or a combination of them.
1191	Aerial Cargo Transport	Bulk transporting goods or commodities from one location to another by air transport.
1192	Multimodal Freight	Transporting goods or commodities in bulk from one place to another using multiple modes such as air, ship or rail for a single shipment.
1193	Shipping	Shipping bulk goods by sea.
1194	Rail Cargo Services transporting commodities by rail	Transporting goods or commodities in bulk from one place to another by rail.
1195	Truck Shipping	Trucking goods or commodities from one place to another.
1196	Goods Delivery	Transporting small goods, packages or individual items by ground or air includes postal and pickup or delivery services.
1197	Air Delivery	Airfreighting parcels or small shipments of goods.
1198	Unmanned Aerial Delivery	Delivering parcels or small shipments of goods using drones.
1199	Parcel Shipping	Shipping parcels or small shipments of goods by rail, trucking or other ground transportation modes.
1200	Mail Handling	Mail pickup routing and delivery.
1201	Passenger transport	Transporting people by land, air, rail or sea Includes airlines, railroads, ferries and bus service, as well as taxis and rental vehicles.
1202	Passenger Bus Transportation	Passenger transportation by bus, usually involving auto vehicles with over twelve passengers does not encompass tour buses.
1203	Water Transport	Passenger transportation by vessels on water.
1204	Commercial Airlines	Air transportation of commercial passengers by aircraft.
1205	Rail Passenger Transport	Rail transportation passengers.
1206	Transportation Services	Transportation from an unlicensed taxi service either as a single fare or carpooling.
1207	Pleasure Tourism	Carrying passengers for enjoyment, leisure or sightseeing, rather than for transportation to a different location.
1208	Renting Mobility	Offering scooters or bicycles, either manual or electric, for a fee.
1209	Passenger Transport	Transporting Individual Passengers Or Small Groups By Automobile.
1210	Space Travel	Private launch of spacecraft beyond the Earths atmosphere for the transport of government, commercial or civilian passengers.
1211	Transport Infrastructure	Transportation facilities such as roads, railways, airports, and marine ports.
1212	Air Terminals Serve Aviation	Aircraft takeoff and landing facilities.
1213	Bus Hubs Essential facilities for bus	Bus Services Supporting Facilities.
1214	River and Lake Ports	Facilities that operate, maintain and support boating and transportation on rivers, lakes and intracoastal waterways, including ports, marinas, locks and cargo facilities.
1215	Naval Infrastructure to Marine	Marine transportation facilities support ports, harbors, docks and shipping terminals.
1216	Vehicle Parking	Parking facilities for vehicles.
1217	Rail Transport	Rail transportation facilities, including passenger rail stations, commercial rail yards, and switching and signaling facilities.
1218	Road and Bridge	Commercially operated roads for travel by cars, trucks, buses and other vehicles, including toll bridges and turnpikes.
1219	Travel	Travelers transportation and destination services, lodging, tour services, and vehicle rentalL.
1220	Passenger transportation	Passenger transportation for recreational and leisure purposes, as well as the facilitation and management of that travel, including tour operators, travel agencies and passenger transport companies Passenger transport services for recreation and leisure purposes, along with travel organization and operation, such as tour operators, travel agencies, and transport companies.
1221	Air transportation	Passenger transportation by air.
1222	Air Business Travel	Business air transport of passengers.
1223	Aircraft Fractional Ownership in Aviation	Partial interest in aircraft is held through timeshare, with ownership often divided into fractions such as one-fourth, one-eighth, or one-sixteenth.
1224	Air Travel	Passenger transportation by airplane for leisure purposes.
1225	Cruise	Ships that offer accommodation, entertainment, leisure facilities, and other amenities onboard.
1226	Road Transport	Transporting goods or people using roads or railways includes cars, vans, buses, trucks, rental vehicles, and taxis.
1227	Travel management	Facilitating and managing travel for recreation or leisure, such as tour operators and tour guides.
1228	Adventure Tourism	Facilitating and managing exciting adventure travel.
1229	Nature-focused travel	Organizing nature-focused travel while considering environmental issues.
1230	Cultural Tourism	Travel focusing on places of historic or cultural importance includes landmark sites, monuments, battlefields, historic homes, living history or reenactment programs, heritage and cultural museums or districts.
1231	Travel services for LGBT	Catering to and organizing travel tailored to the needs of the LGBT community.
1232	Religious tourism	Travel to places of religious interest or importance or for reasons of faith; pilgrimages to holy lands, shrines or sacred sites.
1233	Senior Tourism	Hospitality services tailored for elderly clientele with discounted rates.
1234	Educational Tourism	Hospitality businesses catering to students and educators offering special fares or accommodations like student hostels.
1235	Travel Gadgets and Accessories for Travel	Travel accessories including luggage, luggage carts, comfort kits, money belts, GPS, electrical adapters, translators, and time converters.
1236	Travel Agencies	Travel agency arranging trip itineraries, booking accommodations and transportation, and organizing tours and activities for travelers.
1237	Business Travel Services	Services marketed to and focused on business travelers accommodations, flight and other transportation arrangements.
1238	Online Travel Platforms	Travel services available on the Internet transportation and accommodations bookings airfare searches tour packages trip planning tickets.
1239	Travel Agencies	Travel agencies offer bookings for transportation, accommodations, tickets, trip and tour planning services, as well as packaged tours.
1240	Travel Technology Systems Supporting Travel Hospitality	Hospitality Industry Travel Support Systems and Devices.
1241	Travel Lodging	Travelers' temporary housing options include hotels, resorts, campgrounds, and cruise ships.
1242	Lodging with breakfast	Small inns or homes that provide overnight lodging with breakfast included. Bed and Breakfasts.
1243	Outdoor accommodations	Recreational vehicle and camper accommodations at RV Parks and Camps provide space for vehicles and equipment, as well as amenities such as water hookups and parking pads to attract visitors.
1244	Lodging establishments	Overnight lodging facilities.
1245	Lodging Rental	Short-term lodging rental service for holiday cottages, apartments, homestays, hostel beds, and hotel rooms.
1246	Short-Term Rentals	Short-term rental accommodation.
1247	Mountain Tourism	Ski resorts offer accommodation, dining, and amenities.
1248	Fractional Ownership Vacation	Shared ownership of vacation properties, restricted to certain weeks or months.
1249	Resort Hotels	Hotels offering extra amenities for recreation and relaxation.
1250	Public Utilities	Critical public services provided by for-profit organizations are heavily regulated by the government. This includes electricity, natural gas, fresh water, and sewage services.
1251	Power Generation	Commercial electric power generation operators coal natural gas oil nuclear power plants utilities using renewable energy sources wind solar includes electricity transmission.
1252	Traditional Power Generation	Electric power generation using fossil fuels such as coal, oil or gas, or by nuclear fission or hydroelectric plants.
1253	Gas Electricity Generation	Electricity generation from natural gas combustion.
1254	Fuel Oil Power Plants Commercial Generation Electricity Burning	Electricity generation from burning fuel oil commercially.
1255	Power Generation	Electricity generation for sale to electric utilities or end users. Also known as non-utility generators.
1256	Electric Generation from Renewables in	Electric power generation using wind, solar, and biomass renewables instead of fossil fuels or fissionable materials.
1257	Solar Power	Solar energy converted into electric power using photovoltaic cells for commercial generation.
1258	Wind Power	Electric power generation from wind energy via turbines.
1259	Natural Gas	Generate and convey piped or bottled natural gas.
1260	Processed natural gas delivery	Processed natural gas delivery through pipe network to consumers.
1261	Multiple Services	Providers of multiple essential utility services like electricity gas or water.
1262	Sewage Management	Disposal, management and distribution of sewage or wastewater, along with the required infrastructure for these operations.
1263	Freshwater Supply	Fresh water provision and infrastructure operation and maintenance necessary for the task.