Both companies have been around for over a century, with Snap-On first opening its doors in 1920 and Milwaukee following soon after in 1924. As such, both brands have very wide lineups. But, ...

Snap-on's sales dipped 1% in Q3, but earnings per share rose 4%. Customers remain cautious, waiting to finance big-ticket items, as interest rates could keep dropping. At 15 times free cash flow, Snap ...

Snap-on is a producer and marketer of high-end tools and equipment including hand, air and electric tools. Snap-on caters to automotive, heavy-duty, military, manufacturing and aviation industries.

A deep dive into Snap-on, a premier tool company. A "big picture" discussion of how the company's business practices are incompatible with today's market. A discussion of what has fueled recent sales ...

Snap-on Inc. has shown consistent growth with a 10.8% average annual net profit increase over the past decade. The company benefits from the aging car market and the growing complexity of EVs and ...