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  • The Du Pont was a mausoleum at quarter to three in the morning.

    Along Came a Spider Patterson, James, 1947- 1993

  • "Employees remain in these industries because they have established promotional tracks, fewer competitors and union positions," Du Pont says.

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  • "Management employees often transition to different positions, divisions, companies and industries as they climb the corporate ladder," Du Pont says.

    The Jobs Americans Leave Fastest, And The Ones They Stay At Longest 2011

  • "Employees remain in these industries because they have established promotional tracks, fewer competitors and union positions," Du Pont says.

    The Jobs Americans Leave Fastest, And The Ones They Stay At Longest 2011

  • Du Pont, for example, created a central laboratory called Purity Hall – and by the late 1940s more than half of its sales came from products that had been introduced in the previous two decades.

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  • "Management employees often transition to different positions, divisions, companies and industries as they climb the corporate ladder," Du Pont says.

    The Jobs Americans Leave Fastest, And The Ones They Stay At Longest 2011

  • Du Pont was also chairman of the Du Pont Company, unchallenged head of his old and distinguished family, and lord of Longwood, a private paradise of gardens and greenhouses and fountains arrayed across a thousand acres surrounding his thirty-room mansion, twelve miles northwest of Wilmington.

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  • Du Pont believed that taxation stifled initiative and trespassed on personal freedom.

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  • Du Pont had been a spectacularly profitable investment for Seagram.

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  • In 1913 Du Pont had produced 8.4 million tons of smokeless powder.

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