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The $15 Billion Jet Dilemma Facing Boeing's CEO
Boeing Co CEO Dave Calhoun faces a multibillion-dollar dilemma over how to rebuild sales in its core airliner business that has sparked an internal debate and put the future of the largest U.S. exporter on the line, industry insiders say. (finance.yahoo.com) 기타...Sort type: [Top] [Newest]
Interesting to note that the U.S. Constitution does not discuss nor provide for (1) corporations and (2) political parties. They are just arbitrary arrangements for special interests, I would conclude.
thanks for a wholly new thought. I have read the Constitution, parsed it, and somehow overlooked your well taken point. THe document made provisions for unanticipated items through strategic generalities and ambiguities, so the rise of corporations and political parties comes somewhere, as here they are smack dab inthe midst of power and divying up goodies.
Boeing continues to show any amount of mistakes is not enough,just continue down the same path, they can not see the trees for the forest.
Boeing appears to be more interested in suckling at the Pentagon teat than in developing new commercial airliners. It is past time for them to replace the obsolescent 737 line with a modern design.
pay attention leo: there is a huge change in aircraft design and powerplants about to come into play, and is boeing to make the last piece of improvement on 737/787, powered as they are, or are they to wait a bit, see the next phase of design and powerplants, and build on that with large incremental improvements, surpassing Airbus and their 320 varieties? More of the same, or way better than more of the same? that is the problem is a nutshell as i see it. Boeing has been playing reluctant virgin for so long on this MMA design that i wonder if they truly have it in them to deliver? Course, how they gonna pay for it? United and Delta both have said they would buy this MMa in very large numbers,but no options quite yet.
From AP:
Eisenhower explained it this way: The super rich could avoid the high taxes by investing their money in things that make America stronger. If they wanted to avoid high taxes, he said they could invest in business expansions and higher employee wages. They could give a million or two to tax-exempt non-profits that feed, house and clothe poor people of America, among other things.
Eisenhower explained it this way: The super rich could avoid the high taxes by investing their money in things that make America stronger. If they wanted to avoid high taxes, he said they could invest in business expansions and higher employee wages. They could give a million or two to tax-exempt non-profits that feed, house and clothe poor people of America, among other things.