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Dynamic Announces Receipt of $600,000 in Subscriptions Under Unit Offering; Changes in Management
Dynamic Fuel Systems Inc. is pleased to announce that it has received irrevocable subscriptions for an aggregate of $600,000 of units under its recently announced offering of up to $2,000,000 of units at a price of $0.06 per Unit.
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Weather delays cleanup of Prairie Trail park site
Wet, rainy weather has slowed the cleanup process at the 38-acre former landfill and sewage lagoon in Ankeny's Prairie Trail development.
Ahead of the Bell: Factory orders
Factory orders are expected to show a gain in September in a further sign of a revival in manufacturing that should help support the overall economy.
Industry News - Weaker Dollar Benefits U.S. Farm Equipment Makers
NEW YORK, Nov. 5 - Since 1837 when blacksmith John Deere created the first polished-steel plow so farmers could cut furrows through dense prairie soil, farm equipment makers have been a mainstay of U.S. manufacturing.
Employers in U.S. Probably Cut Fewest Jobs in a Year as Recovery Took Hold
U.S. employers probably cut the fewest jobs in October in more than a year as the economic recovery eased the worst labor-market slump since the 1930s, economists said before a report today.
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Put Options Gain Popularity for Deere & Co.
Despite a lack of company news, Deere & Co. has found itself at the center of some heavy options activity this afternoon.
Uptick in equipment, software purchases
Businesses are finally willing to spend more money on equipment, a healthy sign for the economic recovery.
In Boost For Economy, Companies Spend On Equipment
Businesses are finally willing to spend more money on equipment, a healthy sign for the economic recovery.
Titan says machinery slump over as shares soar
Titan International has called time on the slump in the farm machinery market, despite an accelerating decline in agricultural sales which drove the tyres group into a third-quarter loss.
Deere recalling Ottumwa workers
Deere & Company is recalling the majority of Ottumwa employees beginning late next month.
Deere to recall 452 workers at Iowa plant to start making 2010 models; 78 to remain laid off
Farm equipment maker Deere & Co. said Wednesday it will recall most of the workers it laid off from an Iowa plant earlier this year to start production of the company's 2010 models.
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Deere & Co. Pleased with Court Ruling Concerning Retiree Health Care
Deere & Co. said last week it was pleased that a ruling in U.S. District Court has found in favor of the company regarding retiree health care benefits.
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Strangle Strategist Bets on a Sharp Move for Deere & Company
During the course of the session, the farming equipment guru saw about 22,900 calls cross the tape, more than tripling its average daily volume of fewer than 6,900 calls.
Boeing, Rotorcraft workers strike 5-year deal
Union workers at Boeing Co.'s Rotorcraft plant near Philadelphia have ratified a new five-year contract with the aircraft maker that will give them raises of 2 percent to 4 percent a year and a lump-sum payment of $3,500 in the first year, the company and the union said Sunday.
C.F. city candidates face off Nov. 3
How long have you lived in cedar falls? 57 years. What are the top three issues facing cedar falls today? Maintaining and improving good jobs and economic growth; quality of life for all citizens; efficient delivery of city services.
Federal judge rules in favor of company in retiree lawsuit
A federal judge has ruled in favor of Deere and Company in a lawsuit over medical benefits for retirees.
Judge finds for Deere in lawsuit by retirees
A federal judge in Iowa has decided a lawsuit concerning health benefits to a group of Deere & Co.
Deere raises $1.25 billion in sale of debt
Deere & Co., the world's largest maker of agricultural machinery, sold $1.25 billion of bonds in a two-part offering split between securities due in 2019 and 2029, according to data compiled by Bloomberg.
Keeping manufacturing competitive
The perspective was unique, but the advice was familiar: Innovation is the key to remaining competitive on the world stage.
After a long battle and weeks in court, the fate of health care for former John Deere workers is in the hands of a judge.
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