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Scotch Tape is a brand name used for pressure-sensitive tapes manufactured by 3M as part of the company's Scotch brand. Their magnetic recording tape products were also sold under the Scotch brand.

Scotch Tape

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3M Co. is a technology company, which manufactures industrial, safety, and consumer products. It operates through the following segments: Safety and Industrial, Transportation and Electronics, Health Care, Consumer, and Corporate and Unallocated. The Safety and Industrial segment consists of personal safety, industrial adhesives and tapes, abrasives, closure and masking systems, electrical markets, automotive aftermarket, and roofing granules. The Transportation and Electronics segment includes electronics, automotive and aerospace, commercial solutions, advanced materials, and transportation safety. The Health Care segment offers medical and surgical supplies, skin health and infection prevention products, oral care solutions, separation and purification sciences, health information systems, inhalation and transdermal drug delivery systems, and food safety products. The Consumer segment covers consumer healthcare, home care, home improvement, and stationery and office products, such as consumer bandages, braces, supports, respirators, cleaning products, retail abrasives, picture hanging, and consumer air quality solutions. The Corporate and Unallocated segment refers to special items and other corporate expense-net. The company was founded by Henry S. Bryan, Hermon W. Cable, John Dwan, William A. McGonagle, and J. Danley Budd in 1902 and is headquartered in St. Paul, MN.

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3M reports Q4 decline, focuses on innovation and cost efficiencies

3M's Q4 2022 performance saw declines in total sales but strong cost controls and inventory improvements, positioning the company for a focused 2023 outlook.
Despite challenges from inflation and market headwinds, 3M remains resilient through innovation, pricing actions, and strategic restructuring efforts.
Opportunities lie in consumer business improvements, market monitoring for pricing adjustments, and leveraging innovation to navigate industry shifts and drive growth.

3M plans workforce reduction and restructuring to drive growth

3M is taking strategic actions to improve performance through cost reduction and restructuring efforts. Despite challenges in certain markets, the company remains focused on high-growth opportunities and margin expansion post-restructuring. Leadership changes and a healthcare spin-off are part of 3M's growth strategies moving forward.

3M reports Q2 earnings in line with guidance, focuses on strategic priorities

3M navigated challenges with mixed performance but focused on strategic priorities. Confidence in pricing strategy and progress in restructuring and supply chain. Expectations for improvements in inflationary headwinds and Health Care business outlook.

3M reports solid Q3 earnings, eyes electronics market stabilization

3M delivered a solid performance in Q3, navigating challenges in consumer and electronics markets while capitalizing on strengths in automotive OEM business and Health Care segment progress. The company remains focused on proactive cost control, margin improvement, and cash conversion, with a positive outlook on the electronics market stabilization and potential growth in 2024.

3M reports robust Q4 performance and outlines strategic 2024 outlook

3M's Q4 2023 performance was strong, exceeding expectations despite challenges in organic sales and legal matters. The company's strategic focus on restructuring, margin expansion, and portfolio optimization positions it well for 2024. Opportunities for growth and efficiency through digital investments and supply chain optimization are key focus areas.

3M reports strong Q1 earnings, eyes growth in electronics market

3M's Q1 2024 performance reflects financial stability, growth post spin-off, and strategic focus on key markets and operational improvements.
While facing challenges in consumer sales and mixed industrial market outlook, the company is leveraging opportunities in electronics growth and market expansion.
With a strong capital allocation strategy, progress on PFAS transition, and focus on shareholder returns, 3M aims for sustainable growth and profitability.

3M excels in Q2 with 40% EPS growth and strategic focus on innovation and operational efficiency

3M's Q2 performance reflects strong financials and operational efficiency. The company's strategic focus on innovation, pricing, and portfolio optimization positions it for long-term growth. Challenges in consumer spending and operational factors require attention, while opportunities in lean practices, market expansion, and innovation are key for future success.

3M (MMM) reports strong Q3 earnings, focuses on growth strategies

3M's Q3 performance reflects growth in EPS, revenue, and operational margins, with raised full-year guidance.
Efforts to enhance operational efficiency, customer service, and shareholder value are key strengths.
Challenges in supply chain management and forecast accuracy require analytical tools and strategic portfolio adjustments.
Opportunities lie in consistent growth, R&D advancements, and leveraging technology for market differentiation.

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US industrial giant 3M is one of the world's largest maker of N95 face masks, which are desperately needed around the world as coronavirus spreads.

US industrial giant 3M scrambles to meet demand for face masks as coronavirus spreads

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Industrial Select Sector SPDR Fund

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Going by trends seen in 2008, 3M’s (NYSE: MMM) stock could see an upside of over 15% from the current levels, as the coronavirus crisis winds down. It has declined by about 14% between March 8, 2020, and March 25, 2020 (vs.

What’s The Upside For 3M Stock Post Coronavirus?

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General Electric

Ford (F) will leverage its manufacturing and engineering resources to increase the production of medical equipment and materials for healthcare staff, first responders and COVID-19 patients.

Ford (F) Unites With 3M & GE Healthcare to Combat Coronavirus

Danaher

Honeywell

Several industrial conglomerates including General Electric (GE), Honeywell (HON), Danaher (DHR) and 3M (MMM) are increasing steps to mitigate the effects of the coronavirus menace.

Conglomerates Accelerate Efforts to Fight Coronavirus Menace

3M (MMM) partners with Ford to increase the production of powered air purifying respirators in its bid to contribute toward the fight against the coronavirus pandemic.

3M (MMM) Collaborates With Ford to Combat Coronavirus Crisis

Hyperproof, a Northwest startup that helps companies comply with state and international privacy and data protection laws, has raised nearly $3 million from angel investors.

Hyperproof raises nearly $3M to help companies maintain data and privacy compliance as remote work and telehealth soar

I haven’t been very enthusiastic about MMM stock primarily due to a lack of growth catalysts. However, that didn’t stop me from recommending the stock last July, suggesting its expected free cash flow generation made it a very attractive stock to hold.

3M Is Doing Its Part to Help During the Coronavirus Outbreak  

"By coming together across multiple industries, we can make a real difference for people in need and for those on the front lines of this crisis," Ford Chairman Bill Ford said.

Coronavirus: Ford partners with GE, 3M to begin manufacturing protective equipment, ventilators

Carmaker Ford Motor Co  on Tuesday jumped into the emergency push by major U.S. manufacturers to produce thousands of ventilators and respirators needed to help combat the spread of the coronavirus under a partnership code-named "Project Apollo.

Ford joins GE, 3M in speeding up ventilator, respirator production

Ford is gearing up to help make protective equipment for hospitals and first responders.

How Ford Is Helping 3M and GE Make Ventilators and More to Fight Coronavirus

Ford announced the details of its current manufacturing efforts around building much-needed medical supplies for front-line healthcare workers and COVID-19 patients on Tuesday. Its efforts include building Powered Air-Purifying Respirators (PAPRs) with partner 3M, including a new design that employs existing parts from both partners to deliver effectiveness and highly-scalable production capacity.

Ford, 3M, GE and the UAW to build respirators, ventilators and faceshields for coronavirus fight

Ford will partner with General Electric and 3M to speed up production of ventilators, face masks and face shields.
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Ford To Team Up With General Electric, 3M On Masks And Ventilators

The automaker will help 3M scale up production of its air-purifying respirators, collaborate with GE Healthcare to boost production of a simplified version of GE’s existing ventilator design.

Ford, GE Healthcare, 3M Team To Make Respirators, Ventilators

Ford Motor Co  said on Tuesday it was working with General Electric's  healthcare unit and 3M Co  to speed up production of ventilators for patients and respirators for healthcare workers as the coronavirus pandemic escalates.

Ford joins 3M, GE in speeding up ventilator, respirator production

Ford announced Tuesday that it's working with 3M and GE Healthcare to produce medical equipment and protective gear for healthcare workers to help address shortages in the fight against the coronavirus.

Ford is working with 3M and GE to make respirators and ventilators

Ford announced today that it will be working with 3M and GE Healthcare to produce respirators, ventilators and N95 masks to address shortages in the treatment of coronavirus patients.

Ford Will Work With 3M And GE To Make Respirators, Ventilators And N95 Masks

General Electric Co. GE, -6.29% and Ford Motor Co. F, -7.39% said Tuesday they were collaborating to make ventilators, while Ford and 3M Co.

Ford working with GE, 3M to boost production of ventilators, PPE

Target apologized for selling the masks to consumers when healthcare workers were going without.

3M Criticizes Retailers for Stocking N95 Respirator Masks When Hospitals Are Short

Every respirator mask that's available right now should be going to a healthcare worker on the front lines, caring for coronavirus-infected patients. They should not be sold in stores to consumers, said 3M CEO Mike Roman in a CNBC interview Monday.

3M CEO: Our medical masks should not be showing up in stores

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Royal Philips

Tesla

Volkswagen AG

GM, Volkswagen, Tesla, Philips and 3M are scrambling to fill the shortfall of critically needed medical equipment like face masks and ventilators.

These Industrial Giants Plan To Crank Out Ventilators, Face Masks

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"We're trying to redirect everything to health care workers," 3M CEO Mike Roman said.

3M CEO: 'Disappointing' to see N95 respirator masks at retail stores instead of hospitals

3M Co. MMM, -9.18% has doubled global production of N95 respirators to a rate of nearly 100 million a month, or more than 1.1 billion a year, to arm health care workers dealing with the coronavirus that causes COVID-19, Chief Executive Mike Roman said on Sunday.

3M CEO says company has doubled global production of N95 masks to nearly 100 million a month

3M Seems To Be Historically Cheap, But The Worst Is Yet To Come

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