A Lot of packaging for Nascar toys and software seem to feature the DUPONT
car .
Is there any reason for this?
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> > A Lot of packaging for Nascar toys and software seem to feature the
> DUPONT
> > car .
> > Is there any reason for this?
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DuPont is a science company, delivering science-based solutions in markets
such as food and nutrition, health care, apparel, home and construction,
electronics and transportation.
Two hundred years ago, DuPont was primarily an explosives company. One
hundred years ago, our focus turned to global chemicals, materials and
energy. Today, entering our third century, we deliver science-based
solutions that make real differences in real lives. Look closely at the
things around your home and, chances are, you'll find a DuPont imprint.
Our ability to adapt to change and our foundation of unending scientific
inquiry enabled this two-century journey to becoming one of the world's most
innovative companies. But, in the face of constant change, innovation and
discovery, our core values have remained constant: commitment to safety,
health and the environment; integrity and high ethical standards; and
treating people with fairness and respect.
What has this commitment allowed us to accomplish? Take a look:
2001 revenues: $24 billion
Net income of $2.3 billion.
Employees: 85,000. Approximately 1/2 work outside the United States.
Global: Operating in 70 countries worldwide. 135 manufacturing and
processing facilities.
R&D: More than 40 research and development and customer service labs in the
United States, and more than 35 labs in 11 other countries
> >A Lot of packaging for Nascar toys and software seem to feature the
DUPONT
> >car. Is there any reason for this?
> As far as know, "Dupont" must be the name of some product someone wants
> to sell us: perhaps a cleaning liquid or perhaps an insurance company,
> who knows? But as far as I know the idea of the texts painted to the
> racing cars usually try to sell us something... Luckily I do not know
> anything labelled with the text "Dupont", to which I could spend my
> money... ;-)
> Arto
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Sounds horrible... ;-)
Well, you are really an old company! There anyhow, was a certain smell
of "cultural adverti***t" in your explanation of your company... :)
Those numbers must mean money, I suppose? I guess they are in the
Italian Liras (not used any more), or perhaps in the Turkish currency? ;)
(And I do not anyhow understand those economical terms like "revenue"
and "net income"! And by the way "billion" here is called "milliard",
if I am not totally confused? How do you call "1000 000000"? In Europe
(GB exluded?) that is a "milliard". In US I guess it is a "billion"?)
So you are a very international company? And still my only knowledge
comes from the car paintings of the N4! Have you ever thought of your
company's international image? Perhaps there is somehing to work on? :-)
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> So you are a very international company? And still my only knowledge
> comes from the car paintings of the N4! Have you ever thought of your
> company's international image? Perhaps there is somehing to work on? :-)
> Arto
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David G Fisher
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"Here we are on a planet moving and spinning though space at 500 miles per
second...and look...my beer stays right there in the glass! Ain't that just
the neatest thing?" -- Bob 'Spaceman' Lee interviewed by*** Schaap (quote
approximate)