Gerson Freitas Jr.
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bloomberg.com | Kim Chipman |Gerson Freitas Jr.
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bloomberg.com | Dayanne Sousa |Gerson Freitas Jr.
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ca.finance.yahoo.com | Gerson Freitas Jr.
(Bloomberg) -- Bunge Global SA expects profits this year to shrink to the lowest level since before the pandemic as Donald Trump’s trade war adds to uncertainty weighing on crop markets.
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news.bloomberglaw.com | Gerson Freitas Jr.
Archer-Daniels-Midland Co. is weighing asset divestitures as part of a plan to slash costs as the crop trading giant faces a downturn in profits. The Chicago-based company is looking at businesses that are seeing deteriorating demand and excess capacity for potential closures and deals, Chief Executive Officer Juan Luciano said during an earnings call Tuesday with analysts. “We are considering a phased approach to areas of potential simplification,” Luciano said.
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