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Striking Boeing workers are voting on a new contract offer

Boeing workers vote on wage deal as strike hangs in the balance

By Daniel Catchpole, Allison Lampert and Matt McKnight SEATTLE (Reuters) -Boeing factory workers voted on Wednesday on a new contract proposal that could end a more than five-week strike, in a crucial moment for the troubled planemaker as it wrestles with a deepening financial crisis.

The Washington Post · 2h

Striking Boeing workers are voting on a new contract offer as the company reports a $6 billion loss

Before the doors opened at a hall near Boeing’s factory in Renton, Washington, workers joined a snaking line outside, where there were scattered calls to keep the strike going. “It’s going to be a split vote,” predicted Brian Hatcher, who has ...

Newsweek on MSN · 11h

Boeing Faces $6 Billion Loss as Striking Workers' Vote Looms

Boeing announced a potential $6 billion loss and plans to lay off 17,000 workers while grappling with an ongoing strike that has halted important production.

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Jim Cramer explains why Boeing is a buy even after a troubled quarter: ‘They'll be fine once they raise the cash'

CNBC’s Jim Cramer on Wednesday explained why he thinks Boeing is a buy even though it posted a third-quarter loss of more ...

Boeing loses $6.1 billion in Q3 following five-week strike

The company reached a tentative deal with its 33,000 employees, which includes a 35% wage increase over four years, a $7,000 ...

Boeing Machinists appear split on offer to end strike as they cast ballots

Rob Davis, a 13-year Boeing mechanic who assembles aircraft wire bundles in Everett, points out that the union has paid out ...

The Boeing strike is costing the economy more than $7 billion, according to new analysis

It's now been five weeks since 33,000 Boeing machinists went on strike. Production at the beleaguered plane manufacturer has ...

A look at Boeing’s reshaped lobbying footprint

Boeing parted ways with more than half of its outside lobbying firms as the aviation giant pulls back political spending due to a strike-induced cash crunch.

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