Deere & Co. in the News
John Deere releases statement rejecting DEI policies: 'Committed to our customers'
John Deere issued a statement Tuesday that the company would be moving away from “socially motivated messages" by eliminating many DEI protocols and practices
Global fashion giant Zara 'regrets' ads critics said resembled dead bodies of Palestinians after protests
The fashion company Zara removed images from an ad campaign after facing backlash online from pro-Palestinian protesters who claimed it mocked Gaza war victims.
John Deere expert predicts battery-powered lawn mower demand will ‘rapidly escalate’
John Deere's mass channel business manager Sean Sundberg shares an optimistic outlook on battery-powered home improvement tools in an interview with Fox News Digital.
Some Western companies decline to join corporate exodus from Russia over Ukraine invasion
The corporate exodus from Russia continued Tuesday as McDonald's, Coca-Cola, Starbucks, and Pepsi announced that they are temporarily suspending business in Russia over Putin's invasion of Ukraine.
Automakers idle production following Russia's invasion, other firms also scramble
Automakers are halting or shifting manufacturing in response to Russia's invasion of Ukraine.
Starbucks union drive is spreading from Buffalo to Arizona
Efforts by Starbucks Corp. workers to unionize have spread to Arizona, while stores in the Buffalo, N.Y., area have seen a shake-up in leadership amid the union drive there.
John Deere strike over after workers agree to 3rd contract offer
Striking John Deere workers have voted to approve the company's latest offer, ending a month-long strike
Striking John Deere workers vote on third tentative deal
Striking John Deere workers represented by the UAW took a vote Wednesday on a third tentative agreement reached between the company and the union
John Deere says it will deliver for customers during planting season -- strike or not
John Deere says it is committed to delivering for customers during planting season regardless of whether its 10,000 UAW employees remain on strike
John Deere to reach out directly to workers as UAW strike drags on
John Deere says it is preparing to reach out directly to its striking UAW employees in an effort to get them back to work.