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Boeing CEO Jim McNerney Sorry for 'Cowering' Workers Remark
Boeing Co. CEO Jim McNerney has apologized for saying the aerospace giant's employees were "cowering" during his tenure, a comment one union official called "a new low" in the company's relationship with workers.
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Boeing Wants to be More Like Apple, CEO McNerney Says
Speaking in Seattle at an annual conference with analysts on Wednesday, McNerney also said Boeing's job was to improve execution and productivity to cut costs and boost margins.
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For Boeing, orders worth 100 billion dollars for its new 777X
Boeing expects to make a decision on where to build a new version of its 777 passenger jet within 2-3 months, Chairman and Chief Executive Jim McNerney said on Monday.
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Boeing's new Dreamliner steps up big jet battle
Boeing launched a larger version of its flagship Dreamliner aircraft at the Paris Airshow on Tuesday, sharpening the battle with rival Airbus in the booming market for fuel-efficient, long-distance jets.
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Boeing sees 787 deliveries, battery fixes in weeks
Boeing expects to resume deliveries of the grounded 787 by early May and to complete its battery fix for the high-tech plane by mid-month, company chief Jim McNerney said on Wednesday.
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Boeing boosted CEO's 2012 pay 15 per cent
Boeing CEO Jim McNerney's compensation rose 15 percent last year to $21.1 million as the company rewarded him for better-than-expected profits and faster airplane production.
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Boeing cash drain worries grow as parked 787s multiply
Paine Field Airport, next door to Boeing Co's wide-body plant north of Seattle, got crowded as 10 new 787 Dreamliners flank the runway, sparkling with contrasting and colourful liveries, including Poland's LOT, Britain's Thomson Airways and China Southern Airlines.
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Boeing's earnings, outlook overshadowed by 787 unknowns
Costs involved in fixing new 787 Dreamliners are still unknown. Boeing is still building five Dreamliners a month but isn't delivering them to customers.
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Boeing CEO Jim McNerney Sorry for 'Cowering' Workers Remark
Boeing Co. CEO Jim McNerney has apologized for saying the aerospace giant's employees were "cowering" during his tenure, a comment one union official called "a new low" in the company's relationship with workers.
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Boeing Wants to be More Like Apple, CEO McNerney Says
Speaking in Seattle at an annual conference with analysts on Wednesday, McNerney also said Boeing's job was to improve execution and productivity to cut costs and boost margins.
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For Boeing, orders worth 100 billion dollars for its new 777X
Boeing expects to make a decision on where to build a new version of its 777 passenger jet within 2-3 months, Chairman and Chief Executive Jim McNerney said on Monday.
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Boeing's new Dreamliner steps up big jet battle
Boeing launched a larger version of its flagship Dreamliner aircraft at the Paris Airshow on Tuesday, sharpening the battle with rival Airbus in the booming market for fuel-efficient, long-distance jets.
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Boeing sees 787 deliveries, battery fixes in weeks
Boeing expects to resume deliveries of the grounded 787 by early May and to complete its battery fix for the high-tech plane by mid-month, company chief Jim McNerney said on Wednesday.
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Boeing boosted CEO's 2012 pay 15 per cent
Boeing CEO Jim McNerney's compensation rose 15 percent last year to $21.1 million as the company rewarded him for better-than-expected profits and faster airplane production.
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Boeing cash drain worries grow as parked 787s multiply
Paine Field Airport, next door to Boeing Co's wide-body plant north of Seattle, got crowded as 10 new 787 Dreamliners flank the runway, sparkling with contrasting and colourful liveries, including Poland's LOT, Britain's Thomson Airways and China Southern Airlines.
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Boeing's earnings, outlook overshadowed by 787 unknowns
Costs involved in fixing new 787 Dreamliners are still unknown. Boeing is still building five Dreamliners a month but isn't delivering them to customers.
