As FFE expanded into the world market, its founder decided it was time to broaden the business's horizons. The venture into the fields of corporate security and communications proved to be almost as profitable as advising. In time, the name was shortened to Fredericks Enterprises as the company's sphere of influence continued to grow.
Even after the presidential race was over and Fredericks entered the Oval Office, Fredericks Enterprises resumed operating. But now it had the backing of the United States government to combine with its own resources. Today, FE dominates just about every industry save for agriculture, energy production, and a scant few others. A number of malcontents feel that the reason President Fredericks hasn't taken over these businesses is so that the public isn't so quick as to think FE has a complete monopoly over the world market.