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Customer Corner : Claas – Harvesting Doubt, Feeding Complicity

When Russia invaded Ukraine in 2022, companies scrambled to cut ties in solidarity and to avoid complicity in war. Ethics

*Edited 02/08/2026 to correct Miller’s title There’s an old line about lawyers that gets passed around quietly, usually by people

The air reeks of grease and ambition – a sour stench clinging to the industrial sprawl like a cheap pint

I opened the PDF like cracking a beer can on concrete. The glossy pages gleamed under harsh office lights –

Somewhere between a glass-walled office in Darlington and a tin-roofed factory in Pune, you can smell the scent of engineered

I’ve seen this script before. Now I’m living it. Back in 2016, Waqas Mohammed – a machinist who’d given Cummins

You scroll your feed. You see Cummins logos on every sponsored event. You see breathless puff pieces in local papers.

After a long silence, Cummins suddenly found its voice – and it sounds a lot like LinkedIn. Since TCAP’s launch

Cummins seems to think a token mention of “blog” or a glossy video series can bury years of grit and