Snap-on CEO Says Tools Weakness Offsets Industrial Strength
Snap-on earnings miss estimates as diesel-price pressure weighs on Tools while Commercial & Industrial delivers strong growth.
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Snap-on made less money than expected because tool sales dropped. One part of the business is strong, but weakness in another part dragged down the overall result.
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