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To: Raymond Duray who wrote (56900)	12/4/2004 6:50:18 AM
From: Elroy Jetson	Read Replies (1) of 74559

So your definition of a Swiss company is one that employs people only in Switzerland? _ You can't be serious. If you insist on using your parochial and bizarre definition I think you will find that hardly any Swiss citizens work for a "Swiss" company. Indeed, I think you'll discover that there are very few "Swiss" companies in Switzerland at all. Virtually all Swiss firms are highly international and employ the local natives in the markets they sell into. Germany is the largest export market for the Swiss economy and the United States is the second largest market for Swiss exports. Thus it should not be surprising that Swiss companies employ plenty of German and American natives still wearing their colourful native costumes. This is a listing of the largest Swiss companies. transnationale.org Not one of them meets your peculiar definition of being Swiss. .

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