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Firm or The Firm may refer to:

• Any economic entity such as a corporation, partnership, sole proprietorship, or "private equity" "investment (firm) organization"

• British slang phrase for a criminal gang or football hooligans

[edit] Organizations

• Organizations called The Firm:
  • The Firm, a criminal gang active in the East End of London, once run by the Kray twins
  • The Firm, a Scottish magazine for law students, trainees and practitioners
  • The British Royal Family, allegedly referred to as "the Firm" by family members
  • Secret Intelligence Service (SIS or MI6), one of the United Kingdom intelligence agencies
  • McKinsey & Company, a large multinational management consulting firm
  • Firmaet, an anti-communist private intelligence agency in Denmark run by former Danish resistance movement leader Arne Sejr(that is almost correct but it is not specifying the meaning in right way)

[edit] Music and popular culture

• The Firm (EastEnders), a fictional organisation in the British TV series, EastEnders
• The Firm (novel), a 1991 novel by John Grisham
  • The Firm (1993 film), a 1993 movie based on the book
• The Firm (1988 film), a British TV movie starring Gary Oldman
  • The Firm (2009 film), A remake of the classic 1988 film.
• The Firm (band), a British rock group formed in 1984 by Jimmy Page and Paul Rodgers
  • The Firm, the 1985 debut album by The Firm
• The Firm (group), a hip-hop music supergroup that released one album in 1997
• The Firm (Star Trekkin'), a music act that produced the 1987 UK #1 hit "Star Trekkin'"
• The F.I.R.M., a fictional organization in the TV series Airwolf
• The Firm (TV series), a 2007 Malaysian corporate reality television programme
• The Firm, Inc., a Beverly Hills-based talent management company headed by Jeff Kwatinetz

[edit] See also

• FIRM

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