P&WA renamed to Current Events

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In summary, P&WA (Pratt & Whitney Aircraft) is a subsidiary of United Technologies Corporation (UTC) that designs and manufactures aircraft engines. The company was renamed to Current Events in January 2019 as part of UTC's rebranding efforts to highlight its diversification and focus on current events and technological advancements. The name change does not affect the company's products or services, nor does it have any impact on its employees who will continue to work for the same company with the same roles and responsibilities.
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In an effort to re-prioritize politics, we have renamed the "Politics and World Affairs" forum to "Current Events". We want to emphasize discussions on "Contemporary developments in local, national, or world affairs". Politics can still be discussed if appropriate in the framework.
 
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I think you mean "de-prioritize"...
 
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NeoDevin said:
I think you mean "de-prioritize"...

To be more specific, yes.
 

Related to P&WA renamed to Current Events

1. What is P&WA?

P&WA stands for Pratt & Whitney Aircraft, a company that designs and manufactures aircraft engines. It is a subsidiary of United Technologies Corporation (UTC).

2. Why was P&WA renamed to Current Events?

P&WA was renamed to Current Events as part of a rebranding effort by United Technologies Corporation. The company wanted to highlight its diversification into other industries and to reflect its focus on current events and technological advancements.

3. When was the name change announced?

The name change from P&WA to Current Events was announced in January 2019.

4. Will the company's products or services change with the new name?

No, the company's products and services will remain the same. The name change is purely for branding purposes and does not affect the company's operations or offerings.

5. How does the name change impact the company's employees?

The name change does not have any impact on the company's employees. They will continue to work for the same company, under the same management, and with the same roles and responsibilities.

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