- Dow increases layoffs to more than 2,000 as demand for . . .
Shares of Dow Inc took a dive Monday, after the chemical and plastics company said cost cuts are deepening, as it will close plants and lay off more people in response to continued weak demand
- Dow plans deep cuts amid poor economy
Responding to economic uncertainty and a longer and deeper chemical industry downturn than it had anticipated, Dow is planning further cuts to manufacturing
- Dow: Approaching A Bottom, But Recovery Will Be Gradual
Dow faces weak demand and excess capacity, but ongoing plant closures and cost cuts are gradually restoring industry balance Read why DOW stock is a Buy
- Dow forecasts sales below estimates, slashes dividend on . . .
Earlier this month, Dow said it would shut down three upstream plants in Europe and cut around 800 jobs in response to structural challenges in the region
- Material sciences company Dow posts Q4 loss, says it’s . . .
Dow Inc 's fourth-quarter profits came in well below Wall Street expectations and the material sciences company said Thursday that it is slashing 1,500 jobs globally in an effort to cut costs as sales stagnate The layoffs amount to about 4% of Dow’s workforce, according to data firm FactSet
- Dow shares tumble as company swings to loss, slashes . . . - MSN
Dow (NYSE:DOW) shares slumped as much as 20% on Thursday toward the lowest close since March 2020, when the Covid-19 panic gripped markets
- Chems in longest slump in decades as tariffs stifle demand . . .
HOUSTON (ICIS)–The chemical industry is facing demand-stifling tariffs just as it is in one of its longest downturns in decades, the CEO of US-based Dow said on Thursday
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