Boeing to Cut 2,500 Commercial Airliner Jobs After Output Delay
Boeing will cut about 2,500 jobs, or 5% of commercial airplanes staff, after slower 737 MAX output left its largest division overstaffed; the unit lost $697 million last quarter.
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737 Max
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737 Max
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