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Among the largest privately held corporations in the United States, '''Koch Industries''' is a diversified firm that lists its major industry interests as:<ref>{{citation
| url = http://www.kochind.com/IndustryAreas/default.asp
| publisher = Koch Industries
| title = Industry Areas
}}</ref> diversified into a number of industries:
# Process and Pollution Control Equipment and Technology
# Refining and Chemicals
# Minerals
# Fertilizers
# Polymers and Fibers
# Commodity Trading and Services
# Forest and Consumer Products
# Ranching
Its major owners  are [[David Koch]] and [[Charles Koch]]. They and their foundations are major, if low-profile, contributors to [[American conservatism]],<ref name=NY2010-08-30>{{citation
| title = Covert Operations: The billionaire brothers who are waging a war against Obama
| author = Jane Mayer
| journal = New Yorker
| date = 30 August 2010
| url = http://www.newyorker.com/reporting/2010/08/30/100830fa_fact_mayer?currentPage=all}}</ref> just as [[George Soros]] is a major contributor on the left. [[Americans for Prosperity]], founded in 2003, by [[David Koch]] and [[Richard Fink]], a Koch Industries board member,  is a supporter of the [[Tea Party Movement]].
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Among the largest privately held corporations in the United States, Koch Industries is a diversified firm that lists its major industry interests as:[1] diversified into a number of industries:

  1. Process and Pollution Control Equipment and Technology
  2. Refining and Chemicals
  3. Minerals
  4. Fertilizers
  5. Polymers and Fibers
  6. Commodity Trading and Services
  7. Forest and Consumer Products
  8. Ranching

Its major owners are David Koch and Charles Koch. They and their foundations are major, if low-profile, contributors to American conservatism,[2] just as George Soros is a major contributor on the left. Americans for Prosperity, founded in 2003, by David Koch and Richard Fink, a Koch Industries board member, is a supporter of the Tea Party Movement.

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