Black Rose Impact On Society

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The Briars Corporation is one of the world’s leading companies, not to mention the number one in the whole world. They focus on relaxation and food chain businesses, but they also dabble on construction, trades, and other businesses. A lot of people say that the Briar Corporation controls the market and trends. There are also rumors, that they also control the black market. But those are only rumors. But one can be sure, that a lot of businesses, big or small, wants to be affiliated with the company and the sole owner, known as Black Rose. But no one knows the gender nor how the owner looks. Only Black Rose’s four ‘suits’ namely the King of Spades, The Jack of all Trades, The Ace of Hearts and the Upright Fool, shows their faces in the public.

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