Boeing is reportedly offering $35 per share to purchase Spirit AeroSystems, funded mostly with stock.
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Boeing Reaches Agreement to Acquire Spirit AeroSystems for $4.7 Billion: Report
Boeing reportedly agreed to purchase Spirit AeroSystems for $4 billion after months of talks. The damaged Spirit AeroSystems sign is seen damaged after an EF3 tornado touched ground on April 15, 2012 in Wichita, Kansas.
NASA Delays Return of Astronauts Due to Boeing Starliner Technical Problems
Due to technical issues with Boeing's Starliner capsule, NASA has extended astronauts' stay, delaying their return indefinitely.
Boeing Faces New Safety Probe Due to Missing Paperwork That Caused Alaska Air Accident
Boeing to face another safety criticism after revealing that missing paperwork contributed massively to a serious incident involving an Alaska Airlines flight in January.
Boeing's Financial Issues Will Not Stop Union Workers From Holding a Strike
Boeing's ongoing financial and production issues will not deter its workers from holding a strike.
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Prosecutors recommended that the US Department of Justice file charges against Boeing after discovering it allegedly violated a settlement made in 2021 that shielded it from criminal charges.
Families of the Boeing 737 Max crash victims are urging federal officials to impose a $24.8 billion fine on Boeing and to prosecute former company executives.
Boeing CEO David Calhoun apologized to the families of the 737 Max crash victims and defended the company's safety record at a Senate hearing following multiple whistleblower allegations.
A new whistleblower alleged that Boeing hid defective parts from regulators, potentially installing them in 737 Max planes, prompting a new congressional investigation.
Federal investigators are probing a Southwest Airlines Boeing 737 Max 8's odd rolling motion during a May flight.
The FAA has opened an investigation into Boeing over concerns that counterfeit titanium, verified with fake documentation, may have been installed in some of their planes, potentially affecting structural integrity.
Boeing and Airbus are under FAA investigation over allegations of using counterfeit titanium that risks the safety and integrity of critical components.
Singapore Airlines has offered to pay compensation to each of the people injured onboard flight SQ 321 in late May when it hit severe turbulence in Myanmar and was diverted to Thailand.
An Air Canada Boeing 777 carrying 389 passengers and 13 crew members en route to Paris caught fire in one of its engines but safely landed soon after.
