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USA agricultural trade giant Cargill plans to lay off about 8,200 employees globally.
USA's largest privately held company, Cargill, plans to cut thousands of jobs globally after the company failed to meet profit targets. This Minneapolis-based company is the largest shenzhen agricultural products group trader in the world, and as part of its global strategy for 2030, it will lay off about 5% of its 164,000 employees, or about 8,200 people. According to sources familiar with the matter, the layoffs will not affect the company's management team but will impact many second-level executives. These individuals requested anonymity due to discussions of internal matters. Due to corn and soybean prices plummeting on account of a bumper harvest, Cargill and Bung and
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Yikers : used to. might never again after this epic fail.
MorsKevin OP Yikers : I think it will continue falling if trump wins
Cheng-En : Fraud company! Used to trade a lot
干tmd鲍威尔 Yikers : What happened to this company? How come eps is negative for so many seasons