Organizations: K
22 organizations of 810, A to Z.
K
- KanguraRwandan newspaper whose 1994 issues the Rwanda Tribunal found directly incited genocide.
- KarlagThe Karaganda camp system of the NKVD in Kazakhstan.
- Kay JewelersJewelry store chain of Signet Jewelers.
- KazMunayGas Feb 2002 –Kazakhstan's national oil and gas company, formed in 2002 by merging Kazakhoil and Oil and Gas Transportation.
- KellanovaU.S. snack and cereal company bought by Mars.
- Kellogg Brown & RootLogistics and construction company (KBR) that supplied U.S. troops in Iraq and Afghanistan. A Halliburton subsidiary until 2007.
- KenvueConsumer-health company separated from Johnson & Johnson in 2023; maker of Neutrogena and Aveeno.
- Kettering LaboratoryLaboratory at the University of Cincinnati where Robert Kehoe worked on lead for some thirty years.
- Keyhole 2001 – Oct 2004Digital mapping start-up (2001–2004) backed by In-Q-Tel; its EarthViewer became Google Earth.
- Khosla VenturesSilicon Valley venture capital firm; an early investor in OpenAI LP.
- Kiehl'sSkin care brand, listed by L'Oréal among its luxury brands.
- Kimberley Process 2003 –Certification scheme for rough diamonds, launched in 2003 to stop the trade in "conflict diamonds".
- Kleiner PerkinsSilicon Valley venture capital firm.
- Knoa PharmaCompany that took over Purdue Pharma’s operating assets under the 2025 bankruptcy plan.
- Koch IndustriesPrivately owned industrial company based in Wichita, Kansas; now Koch, Inc.
- Komite Nasional Keselamatan TransportasiIndonesia’s National Transportation Safety Committee, which investigated the Lion Air flight 610 crash.
- KPMGOne of the four largest accounting and audit networks.
- KPMG in the U.K.U.K. firm of the KPMG network (KPMG LLP and KPMG Audit Plc); auditor of Carillion.
- KPMG LLPU.S. firm of the KPMG network.
- Kuhn, Loeb & Co.New York investment bank; Paul Warburg was a partner.
- Kuwait Investment AuthorityInvestment body that acts for and on behalf of the Government of the State of Kuwait.
- Kyiv Court of AppealUkrainian court that ruled on 13 January 2010 in a criminal case on the famine of 1932–33.