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Well, it's over 100,000 people, is one thing. More seriously, the real question is why the CEO of Boeing doesn't get forced out. It would seem time for the bo
by rossdavidh 8y ago
Well, it's over 100,000 people, is one thing.
More seriously, the real question is why the CEO of Boeing doesn't get forced out. It would seem time for the board of Boeing to do their job, if only in order to save their pocketbooks. It is dismaying that they haven't even done that.
- ReGenGen 8y agoLook at the Boeing board members. They are responsible for Boeing's current trajectory. Expect Nikki Haley to hold anybody accountable?