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You should include your script at starting of the code on top before calling it.

Unfortunately you have stumbled into the rabbit hole. Name cleansing and parsing is an industry unto itself. Depending on what business you are in, you may want to investigate companies that provide this type of service. I wish you all the luck in the world, as I have been tasked with this effort many times.

Create a series of prioritized business rules for identifying cases you see on a regular basis. As new edge-cases arise, simply more rules in the appropriate priority.

Prioritization is important as one rule may create a false positive. False Positive rules should have lower priorities than True Positive rules.

To illustrate this point, you have presented in your examples names with H/P/Cosmos and d/b/a which require different rules to identify. However, if the rule that identifies H/P/Cosmos is applied before the doing-busines-as rule, you will get a False Positive for the name containing d/b/a.

Sets of data within individual sources tend to have a personality. There are similarities that appear in high frequencies and allow for the creation of business rules that get you 90% of the way to your goal.

Try to avoid information loss when parsing your names. Identify Prefixes, Suffixes, Aliases, Subsidiaries and division and keep them for future resolution. Flag the suspicious records for review. This will allow you to identify new rules and prevent garbage from proceeding into the next phase of processing.

jsonData1 seems to be a HashMap.

You don't want a forEach: why would you iterate on the entries of the map?. You want to access the value associated to a key in the HashMap. So do the equivalent of the Java code jsonData1.get("name"). So, with the JSP EL:

You have to define the constructor on the child class.

Try res.json(data.json) instead of res.send(...

I think you are going for this.

You can use $.ajax function: