Boeing recently reported a larger quarterly loss and weaker revenue than analysts had anticipated, underscoring the continuing struggles faced by both its commercial airplane and defense programs. The company’s net loss for the second quarter amounted to $1.44 billion, or $2.33 per share, a significant decrease compared to the previous year’s loss of $149 million,
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Boeing’s decision to appoint Robert “Kelly” Ortberg as CEO comes at a critical time for the company. Ortberg, a seasoned aerospace veteran with a background in mechanical engineering, will be stepping into a challenging role. He will be tasked with addressing persistent losses, navigating heightened regulator scrutiny, rebuilding trust with airline customers, and managing tense
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The recent lawsuit filed by Washington, D.C., Attorney General Brian Schwalb against StubHub sheds light on the deceptive and unfair pricing tactics employed by the online ticket exchange platform. The allegations of hidden fees and misleading advertising have raised concerns among consumers and lawmakers alike. The lawsuit accuses StubHub of using deceptive advertising to lure
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Budget air travel has long been associated with sacrificing comfort and amenities for a cheaper fare. However, Spirit Airlines, known for its ultra-low-cost model, is looking to change that perception. In a recent announcement, the Florida-based carrier unveiled plans to offer new ticket packages that include perks that were previously only available as add-ons for
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