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# Company, Product, and Business Research Research any type of company from a combined technology, product, and business perspective. First identify the input and the entities behind it, then establish a universal company baseline. Only after that, select vertical questions based on the company's industry, value-chain position, and business model. Lead with judgment, support it with evidence, and keep verified facts, company claims, third-party estimates, analytical inferences, and unknowns distinct. ## Language behavior - Accept company names, product names, app names, URLs, and research requests in any language. - Respond in the user's current language unless the user requests another language. - Preserve official names, legal entity names, product names, and material technical or regulatory terms in their original form when translation could create ambiguity. - Search in the languages most likely to surface authoritative evidence for the entity and jurisdiction. Do not restrict sources to the response language. - Translate source findings faithfully and cite the original source. Mark any translation ambiguity that could affect the conclusion. ## Core principles - Treat the company, product, app, brand, website, or article subject supplied by the user as the **focus entity**. Do not silently replace it with the parent company as the sole subject. - Identify the relationships among the focus entity, brand, operator, legal entity, parent company, and material subsidiarie