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The Citadel comes up short in overtime at Davidson, 67-63

31.01.10

DAVIDSON, N.C. – Teeth of a 22-point, five assist striving by Cameron Wells, The Citadel distracted on the road to Davidson in overtime, 67-63, at Belk Arena. It marks the sixth once upon a time in the last eight contests the outcome was decided by four points or less.  

Zach  Urbanus  (11  pts.)  and  Bryan  Streeter  (10  pts)  also  reached  coupled digits  in  points.  Streeter  added  seven  rebounds  to  prompt  the  way  for  the  ‘Dogs, while teammate Harrison DuPont added six boards.

The Citadel (10-12, 4-6 SoCon) converted 24-of-61 (39.3%) shots in the trick, while   Davidson   managed   to   hit   27-of-63   (42.9%)   mead   goals.   The   biggest discordance  came  from  beyond  the  arc  as  Davidson  hit  on  8-of-26  and  the Bulldogs were best-selling on 4-of-15.

Source: Live 5 News

DuPont posts 4Q profit on strong Asia demand

29.01.10

DOVER, Del. (AP) - Improved sales across its universal markets and lower raw material and dash costs led to a fourth-quarter turnaround for DuPont, which calculation continued improvement in 2010.

The chemicals suite on Tuesday reported net income of $441 million, or 48 cents per stake, in the three months that ended Dec. 31 versus a downfall of $629 million, or 70 cents per dispensation, a year earlier.

Earnings excluding relevant items was $402 million, or 44 cents a allocation, versus a loss of $249 million or 28 cents per slice in the prior year. The latest results topped analysts expectations for profit of 41 cents per allotment.

DuPont shares closed down 2 cents at $32.80 in trading Tuesday.

Full year earnings were $1.76 billion, or $1.92 per dispensation, compared to $2 billion, or $2.20 per apportionment, in 2008.

DuPont, which is based in Wilmington, increased its full-year 2010 earnings control to a range of $2.15 to $2.45 per deal, up from $2.10 to $2.40 per share. Chief fiscal officer Nick Fanandakis said the vary reflects lower than estimated old-age pension expenses, partially offset by costs incurred from the devaluation of Venezuela's currency.

Source: KMPH Fox 26

Monsanto Rounds Up Documents for the DOJ

15.01.10

"Everyone from rival DuPont (NYSE: DD) to the Associated Crowding has been critical of Monsanto's business practices. "

I conclude from the AP article. It was apparent that DuPont spoon fed it to the idiot Chris Leonard who reported breathlessly that there were "replacement of control" clauses in these licensing agreements. Everyone who licenses IP uses these. Even DuPont.

Now I be familiar with that DuPont got a CID but evidently was not comfortable reporting it. Monsanto purposes leads with its chin by disclosing this, but DuPont is bothersome to be sly. Clearly they have a lot to lose because their OGAT quality has failed. Now they have the largest share of RR soybeans set to go off copyright in 2015.

Looks like the most favored soybeans for farmers to safeguard and replant will be DuPont's Pioneer brand.

Unless, of route, the government in all its socialist wisdom decides to take thinker property from a $12 billion cast and give it to a $30 billion company in demand to make sure the markets are "adequate."

Source: Motley Fool