Articles Tagged: Manufacturing

Deere’s financial outlook for next year signals supply chain delays and higher labor costs won’t significantly dent profits.

General Electric will split into three separate companies in a stunning breakup of the iconic manufacturer founded by Thomas Edison whose sprawling businesses once made it the world’s most valuable company.

The closing of TPI Composites in Newton will mean the loss of more than 700 jobs.

Deere and Co. and Automobile, Aerospace and Agricultural Implement Workers of America representatives headed back to the negotiating table on Monday.

United Auto Workers Union 281 said Friday that workers have reached a tentative contract agreement with Deere and Co.

Quaker Oats parent PepsiCo is to sell Tropicana, Naked and other juice brands to private equity firm PAI Partners for about $3.3 billion as it seeks to bolster its balance sheet and focus on healthier snacks and zero-calorie drinks.

Winnebago Industries, maker of its namesake motor home, has agreed to buy privately held Barletta Pontoon Boats for more than $300 million in a deal that will further expand its marine business.

Iowa Economic Development Authority approved $685,785 in tax credits

Sanders, Grassley call on Collins Aerospace parent to discuss soaring costs — but executives decline

As U.S. economy rebounds from COVID pandemic, more employers turn to automation rather than calling back or hiring workers.