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Boeing Co. plans to ramp up its hiring in San Antonio
The Boeing Co. expects to hire about 100 new employees in San Antonio over the next couple of months.
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Boeing 787 assembly in S.C? Rumors abound
Charlotte Business Journal - by Steve Wilhelm Puget Sound Business Journal The Boeing Co.
Boeing will have to compete on big Army contract
Boeing Co. will have to compete for work on part of the Army's modernization plan following the service's decision to break up the giant contract that the company managed.
An American Airlines flight attendant has filed a lawsuit against The Boeing Company, claiming a design defect in an aircraft made her sick.
Investigators: Flight attendant sues Boeing
An American Airlines flight attendant has filed a lawsuit against The Boeing Company, claiming a design defect in an aircraft made her sick.
Boeing wins $750 million contract for B-52 work
The Boeing Co. has announced it won a $750 million, 10-year contract from the U.S. Air Force for engineering support on the B-52 bomber.
Boeing joint venture Sea Launch declares bankruptcy
About 100 Washington state Boeing workers will continue working for now on Sea Launch , a Boeing joint venture which this week filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection.
Boeing loses 15 Dreamliner orders
Australia's Qantas Airways Ltd. announced Friday it is canceling 15 orders for The Boeing Co.
Vector Aerospace Receives Boeing Performance Excellence Award
Vector Aerospace Component Services Almondbank has been presented with a 2008 Boeing Performance Excellence Award.
Feds: Fmr Boeing engineer knew critical US secrets
The fate of a Chinese-born engineer accused of passing critical trade secrets on the U.S. space program to China for decades was in the hands of a federal judge Wednesday after closing arguments ended in the nation's first economic espionage trial.
ULA deal transfers debt, lease for pad 41
Space Florida's Board of Directors today approved a 'conduit financing package' that transferred Lockheed Martin's remaining debt and the lease on Launch Complex 41 at Cape Canaveral Air Force Station to United Launch Alliance, a company formed in 2006 as a merger of launch operations between Lockheed and The Boeing Co.
Boeing 787 flight delay: technical details and Q&A transcript
After Boeing announced on Tuesday that first flight of the 787 would slip again, it held a conference call with analysts and members of the media.
Boeing director pushes for long-term planning to grow aerospace industry
TULSA The Oklahoma aerospace industry flies on innovation. Steve Hendrickson, director of state and local governnment relations for The Boeing Co., gives a presentation Wednesday at the Oklahoma Aerospace Summit and Expo in Tulsa.
Acquisitions put Boeing on cybersecurity map
When The Boeing Co. agreed to buy Fairfax-based eXMeritus Software Federal Systems Inc.
Boeing Committed to Funding F-15 Silent Eagle Development
The Boeing Company [ NYSE: BA ] will dedicate funding to further development of the F-15 Silent Eagle program, with the goal of a flight demonstration in the third quarter of 2010.
Rumors fly of new Boeing 787 assembly line
The news wires and the Internet were alive Wednesday with hints that The Boeing Co.
Emotionless Boeing considering labor stability for 2nd 787 line
Chicago-based The Boeing Co. says that when it decides where to put a second 787 line, it will do so without emotion and will take labor stability into account.
Boeing faces tanker a challenge,a vice president says
The Boeing Co. said it would face a "challenge" in delivering a larger aerial-refueling tanker to the U.S. Air Force on the same schedule as the competing bid based on an Airbus SAS A330 because the company's 777 jet has yet to be developed for military use.
Business Briefly: Boeing starts testing 787 fuel systems
The Boeing Co. moved its second 787 Dreamliner jet from its factory in Everett to the flight line, signaling another step toward first flight.
Boeing throws its 777 into the tanker ring
Chicago-based The Boeing Co. is considering offering a 777 version of its aerial refueling tanker in a Pentagon competition that begins this summer.