It's one of the unloved. The company has a lot of different problems and it's difficult to say that a management change will solve the company's problems.

You're seeing a radically changed company, a radically improved company. There's recognition that Cummins is a changed company and a far better company than it has been at any time in the last few decades.

The farm business is soft, and the construction and lawn and garden are carrying the company right now.

He was a very dedicated, exceptionally knowledgeable analyst. He was not some dotcom kid.

The volume was slightly higher than we were expecting. And they're passing through costs.

Anything Deere can do to reduce its debt burden when the market is soft makes sense.