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Cummins Inc. (NYSE: CMI) announced today that President and COO, Rich Freeland will retire after 40 years of service with Cummins.  As part of Cummins’ successions plans, the following leadership appointments are also taking place, all of which are effective October 15.  Distribution President Tony Satterthwaite will succeed Freeland as President and COO.  Components

"The Inclusion Index continues to grow as more and more organizations are willing to be transparent about their progress and workforce demographics," said Deborah Munster, Vice President, Diversity Best Practices. "We applaud their efforts and will continue to set a high bar in order to drive change and accountability." Cummins was one of 80 companies to achieve a 60% or higher rating – 148 com

U.S. Sen. Mike Braun, an Indiana Republican, visited the Cummins test track outside Columbus, Indiana, Aug. 8 and drove a variety of Cummins powered vehicles, ranging from a tractor-trailer with the company’s popular X15 engine to a zero-emission bus with Cummins’ new electrified powertrain. “What do you see in 10 to 15 years on how vehicles are going to be powered?” Braun asked, after completi

Cummins B6.7 engine has been integrated with CLAAS’s powertrain to deliver the optimum fit and performance for the AVERO. Delivering 157 kW (213 hp) maximum power and 990 Nm peak torque in CLAAS’s larger model and 123 kW (167 hp), 746 Nm peak torque in the smaller model, the B6.7’s power and torque curves have been tailored specifically to AVERO’s duty cycle using Cummins’ in-house electronic cont

Second quarter revenues of $6.2 billion increased 1 percent from the same quarter in 2018. Increased truck production in North America and stronger demand in North American power generation markets was partially offset by lower demand in oil and gas and international truck markets. Currency negatively impacted revenues by 2 percent primarily due to a stronger US dollar.  Second quarter sal

Tony Satterthwaite, President of the Distribution segment at the company, said a diversity of fuels, including diesel, natural gas, electrified power and developing technologies such as hydrogen fuel cells, give customers the chance to pick what works best for their circumstances (you can watch Tony's testimony here). “As we look to the future of the heavy-duty transportation sector, we se

On Fortune’s list of the 500 largest U.S. companies ranked by total revenue, Cummins rose from No. 149 in 2018 to No. 128 in 2019, an increase of 21 places. In Forbes magazine’s Global 2000 ranking of the world’s largest public companies, Cummins saw an increase from No. 604 to No. 485, a jump of 119 places. In 2009, Cummins was No. 181 in the Fortune 500. The company finished higher than No. 5

The award is presented to an organization or corporation fostering equal opportunity as well as exhibiting outstanding commitment to diversity. In winning the award, Cummins joins an illustrious group, including Eli Lilly and Company, Coca-Cola, the Arizona Diamondbacks Major League Baseball team and Oklahoma State University. Kelley Bertoux Creveling of Cummins accepted the award during the AA

Editor's Note: Since the publication of this story, the U.S. and Canada stores have been united on one website, at shop.cummins.com.   Cummins North America customers are now able to enjoy shopping for Cummins products online through shopcummins.com. Cummins launched shopcummins.ca for Canadian customers June 2018. The U.S. site will allow customers to choose from more than 200 products