Whirlpool Corp., the owner of the Maytag and Amana appliance brands, is cutting about 1,000 salaried positions worldwide to ...

Whirlpool Corp will lay off about 1,000 salaried employees globally, the home appliances maker said on Wednesday.

Soft demand has prompted Whirlpool to discount its products, and consumers are typically opting for less expensive appliances instead of splurging on more profitable models. Back to Top ...

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The Benton Harbor, Mich.-based appliance maker began job cuts in March and will terminate 1,000 employees by the time it's ...

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Appliance maker Whirlpool is cutting 1,000 salaried positions globally as part of a cost reduction program meant to expand the company’s profit margins, CFO Jim Peters said Wednesday. The company ...

Whirlpool Corp., the owner of the Maytag and Amana appliance brands, is cutting about 1,000 salaried positions worldwide to reduce costs as slow US home sales limit demand.

The Benton Harbor-based company is trying to reduce expenses by about $400 million this year, but that's proving tougher than expected.