Boeing Plea Deal Is Now in Texas Judge’s Hands After Hearing
The fate of Boeing Co.’s plea deal with US prosecutors over the two catastrophic crashes of its 737 Max jets now lies with a federal judge, after lawyers for the besieged planemaker, the government and victims’ family members argued their cases before him.
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Boeing lays off 10% of workforce as strike enters fifth weekBoeing's new CEO Kelly Ortberg announced the company will layoff 17,000 employees in the coming months as machinists remain ...
Oct 11 (Reuters) - Boeing will cut 17,000 jobs -- 10% of its global workforce -- delay first deliveries of its 777X jet by a ...
Boeing said it plans to cut its workforce by about 10%, responding to the crisis facing the planemaker as it faces a ...
A U.S. judge questions Boeing's plea deal over two fatal crashes. Seattle Hilton workers strike for better conditions. Harris ...
Boeing has faced mechanical problems, safety problems, grounded planes, stranded astronauts, executive departures, a strike, ...
After objections from the families of the victims of the two 737 MAX plane crashes, a federal judge will rule whether to ...
Relatives of passengers who died in Boeing Max crashes have attended a Texas courtroom where their lawyers asked a judge to ...
Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton can’t use a state statute that he repeatedly relies on to scrutinize various companies and ...
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