John Deere Suffers from Global Economy
August 19, 2009 by Stephen Kersey
Filed under Business
While most companies have suffered enough from the recession’s impact on the United States, Deere & Company has blamed its 27 percent drop in quarterly profit on the recession’s impact on the world’s economy at large. The world’s largest farm equipment maker has experienced a significant decline in sales thanks to a weak economy across the globe.
This comes after Deere trimmed its sales projection for the rest of 2009, stating that the year will bring the single largest single-year drop in sales in at least the last 50 years. In spite of the grim prediction, however, Deere maintained its prediction …read more
Between Ads and Apples at Whole Foods
I recently wrote about how Whole Foods Plans to Ban the Plastic Bag and got a good comment that prompted this post…
Bridget said: I love this store A LOT and totally support their decision to discontinue the plastic bags. But, I would love for you to post a little more on your comment of their ethical behavior regarding small farmers. Interesting…
I started to respond in the comment section but there’s so many issues behind the Whole Foods story that I thought a post would serve them a little better.
Whole Foods has made some good moves in the last year or …read more




