3M to Cut 2,500 Manufacturing Jobs as Demand Weakens

3M green up pointing triangle is cutting about 2,500 global manufacturing jobs as demand for its products rapidly softened toward the end of the year

3M Co. is cutting about 2,500 global manufacturing jobs as demand for its products rapidly softened toward the end of the year. The maker of Scotch tape, Post-it Notes and more said Tuesday that sales for the fourth quarter had fallen 6%, weighed down by.

3M Co. is cutting about 2,500 global manufacturing jobs as demand for its products rapidly softened toward the end of the year. The maker of Scotch tape, Post-it Notes and more said Tuesday that sales for the fourth quarter had fallen 6%, weighed down by

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