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Posted by Rodney (Nebraska) on December 31, 2001 at 14:53:34 from (199.155.218.186):
In Reply to: Re: AGCO posted by Mark A on December 31, 2001 at 07:35:47:
To All who have commented on AGCO acquiring the
Challenger (CAT): I believe you have all overlooked the mistakes
of the tractor companies that either have
been bought out or dissolved in the past. It
is not the Engineers fault or the workers at the
factory. Blame must be laid on the CEO and
Board of Directors of the time. Also, top
management plays a key role in the success or
failure of any company. Good Marketing Executives
are a must in the success or failure of any company. All tractors out there have their good qualities
and detrimental qualities. Let us not judge
AGCO or Catipillar for a decision made by the
management of both companies. Only Father Time
will tell if this was a wise decision or not.
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