Some company names are still inconsistent in the credits

The bug

Some company names are still inconsistent in the credits.

Cases

• Ascendion
  • Four employees' credits say "(Ascendion Inc)", missing a comma and adding an extra space.
  • Janis Fein's and Stephanie Gielarowski's credits say "(Ascendion Inc)", missing a comma.
  • The remaining employees' credits have the expected "(Ascendion, Inc)".

• Aston Carter
  • Aleksander Gilyadov's credit says "(Aston Carter Inc)", missing a comma.
  • The remaining employees' credits have the expected "(Aston Carter, Inc)".

• Insight Global
  • Casper Sparks's and Leon Langston's credits say "(Insight Global, Inc.)", with an extra period.
  • Kelly Fox's credits says "(Insight Global Inc)", missing a comma.
  • The remaining employees' credits have the expected "(Insight Global, Inc)".

• Pivotal Consulting
  • Justin Ice's credit says "(Pivotal Consulting)".
  • William C Meyer's credit says "(Pivotal Consulting LLC)".
  • Note: the expected credit would be "(Pivotal Consulting, LLC)".

• Simplicity Consulting
  • Most employees' credits say "(Simplicity Consulting Inc.)", with an extra period.
  • Francine Jordan's and Christopher de Haan's credits say "(Simplicity Consulting Inc)".
  • No employee credits have the expected "(Simplicity Consulting, Inc)".

• TEKsystems
  • Several employees' credits say "(TEKsystems, Inc.)", with an extra period.
  • Six employees credits have the expected "(TEKsystems, Inc)".

Other isolated inconsistencies

• Most credits have a comma before "Inc", though some do not:
  • All Simplicity Consulting credits.
  • Sarah Souza's credit says "(Epitec Inc)".
  • The section title "Development Partner - CSI Interfusion Inc Alumni".

• Most credits have a comma before "LLC", though some do not:
  • Aysha Davis's credit says "(Cyborg Mobile LLC)".
  • Chad Oetken's credit says "(Troy Consulting LLC)".
  • Liz Butowicz's credit says "(Bluehawk LLC)".
  • Trevor McCann's credit says "(Yoh Services LLC)".

• All credits with "Ltd." have a period in the end, which is inconsistent with the abbreviation style of "Inc".