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Here's a look at John Deere's Q4 earnings

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Congressional candidates react to latest John Deere layoffs

More than 280 additional John Deere workers in the Quad Cities are being laid off.
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John Deere announces over 250 additional layoffs at Quad Cities facilities

Deere said in a statement that "these layoffs are due to reduced demand" and that "they are not related to production moves."
John Deere

John Deere announces over 250 additional layoffs at Quad Cities facilities

Deere said in a statement that "these layoffs are due to reduced demand" and that "they are not related to production moves."
National

Trump listens during a farming event in rural Pa., threatens John Deere with tariffs

Donald Trump sat in a large barn in rural Pennsylvania as farmers expressed concerns about losing their way of life, asking questions and offering jokes.
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Donald Trump threatens John Deere with 200% tariffs if they relocate facilities to Mexico

It comes after John Deere announced back in June that they plan to relocate some production operations in Dubuque to Mexico by 2026.
National Politics

Republican candidate Donald Trump announces potential tariffs on John Deere

During his stop in Pennsylvania this week Donald Trump said if he's elected president in November he would enact a 200% tariff on John Deere tractors from Mexico.
Local News

SEC fines John Deere nearly $10 million following bribery investigation

The investigation surrounded claims that a Deere subsidiary violated the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act by paying bribes to government officials in Thailand.
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John Deere fined $10 million following bribery investigation

This investigation focuses on John Deere's business dealings with a Thai company "Wirtgen Thailand."
Community

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US Rep. Eric Sorensen says Deere isn't planning any more workforce changes following meeting with company leadership

Sorensen met with Deere leadership in Moline on Tuesday. News 8 has reached out to the company for comment on the congressman's statement.
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John Deere not planning any more workforce changes, US Rep. Eric Sorensen says

Sorensen met with Deere leadership in Moline on Tuesday. News 8 has reached out to the company for comment on the congressman's statement.