John Deere has reported significant hits from weaker agricultural demand, but Wall Street still sees optimism for the company ...

The company said ongoing weakness in the agricultural sector had led to softer sales and made the layoffs necessary.

At the heart of the changes was the removal of a man leaning against a barrel and the phrase "old country store" from the ...

John Deere has been hit hard by President Donald Trump’s tariffs. The farm equipment manufacturer and industry bellwether ...

The manufacturer says decreased demand and lower order volumes for its farm equipment are the main factors for this wave of ...

In a statement, Deere & Company attributed the layoffs to a decrease in demand and lower order volumes, saying "This is a ...

Deere and Company reports impact of sluggish ag economy and confirms layoffs at three plants, Dave Bergmeier writes.

Governor's race expands on Republican side, Scholten backs Turek, John Deere to lay off more than 200, Cedar Falls teen ...

When farmers feel secure, they buy from John Deere, and the company hums. When farmers feel anxious or unsure, they are hesitant to make large investments in equipment, and Deere feels the pinch first ...

In other words, once again, demographics that Trump claimed he would help (factory workers and farmers) seem to be getting ...

John Deere plans a $20 billion investment in the U.S. over the next 10 years, emphasizing advanced manufacturing, innovative ...

Cautious spending by farmers facing tariffs in combination with already weak crop prices depress John Deere's profits, annual ...