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Jigsaw Data Corporation
1700 S Amphlett Blvd Ste 250
San Mateo, CA 94402-2728 USA

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Cooper Industries Company Information on Jigsaw

Headquarter	600 Travis St Ste 5600 Houston, 77002-3008 www.cooperindustries.com
Country	USA
Phone Number	+1.713.209.8400
Industry	Manufacturing
Employees	10K - 50K
Revenue	$5.50B
Ownership	Publicly Traded

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Sales	33
Marketing	18
Finance & Admin	94
Human Resources	28
Support	11
Engineering & Research	24
Operations	75
IT & IS	29
Other	55

C-Level	16
VP-Level	48
Director-Level	38
Manager-Level	179
Staff	39
Other	47

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Cooper Industries origins extend back more than 170 years to a small iron foundry in Mount Vernon, Ohio, started by brothers Charles and Elias Cooper in 1833. Today, Cooper Industries has become a leading worldwide manufacturer of electrical products and tools and hardware. For the first 125 years of its history, Cooper was primarily a one-market company, manufacturing power and compression equipment for the transmission of natural gas. In the 1960s, Cooper began to diversify, eventually broadening its product lines to include petroleum and industrial equipment, electrical products, electrical power equipment, automotive products, t