(Reuters) – The U.S. Federal Commerce Fee is probing farm tools maker Deere (NYSE:) in an antitrust and shopper safety inquiry associated to the corporate’s restore insurance policies, in accordance with a submitting made public on Thursday.
The company is investigating whether or not Deere engaged in anticompetitive habits in its tools restore, the submitting with the FTC confirmed.
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