Corteva shares fell about 20% after reporting its first quarterly results since the corporate split. Latin America sales dropped 28% as Brazilian farmers shift to cheaper generic chemicals. CEO Luke Kissam said the company will cut costs and review its product lineup, adding "everything's on the table." The crop-seed business, now called Vylor, rose after beating expectations.
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