(Bloomberg) — Deere & Co. slid the most in 14 years after the world’s largest manufacturer of agricultural equipment was the latest major US company bruised by supply chain snags and rising inflation. Most Read from Bloomberg Shares fell 14% Friday, erasing a record $15.7 billion in market capitalization after the company posted disappointing quarterly sales and said that supply chain challenges will persist through the end of the year. Ongoing chip shortages continue to prevent Deere from… Source link
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