Gatsby Technologies

Gatsby Technologies is a Canadian multi-national technology company owned by MNT with establishments in North America, South America, Europe, Asia, and Australia. Gatsby Technologies sells laptops, cellphones, computers, speakers, headphones, tablets, and other consumer based electronics.

Gatsby Technologies frequently open stores dedicated solely for their products, and most of the time, their stores will be multi-leveled with upper-class residents residing in the upper levels of the building, usually being set at a hefty price.

Brief History
Starting in the early 90's, the company was founded by Chester Mitchell, who was currently working at another electronic company in Northern Canada. He was working in the design department, conjuring up designs for cellphones. Chester was fired by his boss, after reports of him raping a female co-worker. Chester was reported to police, but after investigation, it was found that he was not guilty. Chester did not get his job back. Chester then took out a loan from the bank and jumpstarted a technology company. With his knowledge of electronics, he was positive it would be successful.

Chester received investments from multiple companies who were also interested in his new company. Chester named the company Gatsby, after Arch Gatsby, who was a revolutionary British settler who invented the gas lantern. Chester's company was officially started in 1994, and nearby electronic stores sold his cellphones.

As expected, his cellphone was praised. In the later 90's, Chester expanded the company throughout all of Canada, but before he could expand into the United States, MNT gave the company a fantastic buy-out. MNT promised Chester "as much land as he wanted" on Big Island. Chester accepted, and the company was now in the hands of MNT. Chester never got his land that was promised, and was eventually thrown into poverty and later died in 2001 from burning alive in a vehicle related accident.

In the early 2000's, MNT expanded the company into all of North and South America. The company gained a liberalistic approach to appeal to the mass-demographic of city dwelling men and women. This was a very smart decision, and activists favored the phone opposed to other brands.

In present day, the company remains as one of the largest technology companies in the world, and is continuously praised for its innovation, and style.