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- N. M. Rothschild & SonsLondon bank named in the 1895 U.S. Treasury gold contract as the house for which August Belmont & Co. acted.
- N. W. Ayer & SonPhiladelphia advertising agency; made De Beers advertising from 1939 to the 1990s.
- NASA 1 Oct 1958 –US civilian space agency, created in 1958.
- National Bank of Commerce in New OrleansBank formed in 1933 that took over some assets of the failed Citizens–Canal bank; it became First National Bank of Commerce.
- National Child Labor CommitteeU.S. reform group founded in 1904 that employed Lewis Hine to photograph working children.
- National City Bank of New YorkNew York bank whose board in 1913 included Henry C. Frick, J. P. Morgan Jr. and William Rockefeller.
- National Commission on Terrorist Attacks Upon the United States 27 Nov 2002Bipartisan commission created by Congress and the President in 2002 to investigate the attacks of 11 September 2001.
- National Congress of American IndiansOrganization of tribal governments; it called the Pentagon’s medals decision a disregard of the historical record.
- National Eye InstituteU.S. federal research institute for eye disease, part of the National Institutes of Health.
- National Institute of Environmental Health SciencesU.S. research institute, part of the National Institutes of Health.
- National Institute of JusticeThe research agency of the U.S. Department of Justice; published the 2016 report on violence against American Indian and Alaska Native women and men.
- National Institutes of HealthU.S. medical research agency.
- National Monetary Commission 1908–1912Eighteen-member commission created by Congress in 1908 to study the banking and currency system.
- National Research CouncilWorking arm of the U.S. National Academies; its Committee on Ballistic Acoustics reviewed the House committee’s acoustic evidence in 1982.
- National Securities Clearing CorporationClearing agency that clears and settles most US equity trades.
- National Security AgencyU.S. signals-intelligence agency.
- National Transportation Safety BoardU.S. agency that investigates civil aviation accidents; it took part in the Ethiopian investigation as the state of design and manufacture and led the Alaska 1282 inquiry.
- Nazi PartyGerman political party led by Adolf Hitler, whose government took power in 1933.
- Nazi Party, Rhenish GauRegional branch of the Nazi Party whose money records for 1930 to 1932 survive.
- NestléSwiss food and drink company; a major shareholder of L'Oréal.
- Nestlé Infant Formula Audit Commission 1982 –Body Nestlé formed in May 1982 to audit its infant formula marketing against the WHO code; chaired by Edmund Muskie. Nestlé called it an independent body; a 1989 Sojourners article said Nestlé funded it entirely.
- NeutrogenaSkin care and sun care brand of Kenvue.
- Nevada-Semipalatinsk movement 28 Feb 1989 –Anti-nuclear movement founded in Kazakhstan in February 1989 that demanded the closure of the Semipalatinsk Test Site.
- New AmericaWashington think tank, until 2017 home of the Open Markets program.
- New Century FinancialU.S. subprime mortgage lender that collapsed in April 2007; KPMG was its auditor.
- New Enterprise AssociatesAmerican venture capital firm; a backer of Loopt.
- New Hampshire Attorney GeneralState law officer and charity regulator for New Hampshire.
- New York JournalHearst's New York newspaper of the 1890s.
- New York State Attorney GeneralChief law officer of New York State; sued Ernst & Young over its Lehman audits in 2010 and settled in 2015.
- New York WorldPulitzer's New York newspaper of the 1890s.
- News CorpMedia company; Rupert Murdoch was its chairman and chief executive in 2009. Owner of the News of the World until July 2011.
- Nicholas Brown and CompanyProvidence trading partnership of four brothers, owner of the slave ship Sally.
- NKVD 1934–1946People's Commissariat of Internal Affairs of the USSR: the Soviet interior ministry and secret police that ran the camps and carried out the deportations.
- North Carolina Department of JusticeOffice of the North Carolina attorney general.
- Northrop GrummanU.S. aerospace and defense company.
- Nuclear Claims TribunalTribunal created by Section 177 of the 1986 Compact to decide Marshall Islanders' claims from the U.S. nuclear tests.
- Nur Otan 1999 –Kazakhstan's ruling party from 1999, founded as Otan and named Nur Otan from 2006 and Amanat from 2022; in June 2026 its congress voted to merge into the new Adilet party.
- Nuremberg Military TribunalsThe twelve U.S. trials held at Nuremberg after the main trial, among them the three industrialist cases.
- NvidiaSemiconductor company.
- NYU Langone HealthAcademic medical center of New York University.