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Boeing, Tesla, Nvidia and other stocks surge amid U.S.-Saudi dealmaking spree

Boeing’s deal with Qatar Airways comes as Qatar offered to donate a $400 million 747-8 jumbo jet for President Donald Trump to use as a temporary Air Force One.

  • By Antonio Pequeño IV

Boeing is one of the 21st century’s most unprofitable companies

When it comes to losing money, Boeing is an overperformer — of historic proportions.

  • By Jeremy Bogaisky
  • Forbes Staff

A Trump win could be costly for Boeing and Aerospace & Defence

Tariffs and renewed trade wars could raise costs and derail overseas sales for the embattled plane maker, while the defense budget and arms exports could be threatened.

  • By Jeremy Bogaisky
  • Forbes Staff

Boeing will cut about 10% of its workforce amid strike and financial struggles

The aerospace company has faced production slumps and a declining stock this year as it now contends with striking workers and a massive workforce reduction.

  • By Antonio Pequeño IV

Asides

Why Boeing may have gotten it right with Kelly Ortberg as CEO

Ex-head of Rockwell Collins is ‘so competitive it’s scary’ says an industry insider, with a reputation for building a strong corporate culture and treating workers well.

  • By Jeremy Bogaisky
  • Forbes Staff

Boeing buying embattled 737 supplier Spirit AeroSystems for $4.7 billion

The acquisition at a time when Boeing faces major turmoil over safety issues plaguing its aircraft and potential federal criminal charges in the U.S.

  • By Siladitya Ray
  • Forbes Staff

For Boeing, buying Spirit is only the start of solving its problems

Boeing has announced its acquisition of its largest supplier, Spirit AeroSystems. It may be the best of bad options for the embattled companies, but it will take Boeing years to straighten out the money-losing supplier and the quality problems that have bedeviled both of them.

  • By Jeremy Bogaisky
  • Forbes Staff

Meet Stephanie Pope, the woman trying to clean up Boeing’s 737 MAX mess

Observers are skeptical the finance specialist has the skills to fix the troubled airliner division. Former co-workers tell Forbes why Boeing is putting its faith in her.

  • By Jeremy Bogaisky
  • Forbes Staff

Boeing pays Alaska Airlines $160 million after door blowout incident

Boeing has paid Alaska $160 million in cash to make up for lost revenues caused by the January fifth door blowout on Alaska Airlines Flight 1282.

  • By James Farrell
Boeing wisk

Boeing’s Wisk goes full robot

Boeing-controlled Wisk Aero is sticking with an ambitious plan to go autonomous from the beginning.

  • By Jeremy Bogaisky
  • Forbes Staff
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