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The Chicago-based planemaker said last week it supports $60 billion in government aid for aerospace manufacturers.

The temporary closure of the Seattle-area facilities will start Wednesday and last 14 days.

The moves reflect widespread criticism of how government bailouts were invested during the 2008 financial crisis.

Boeing takes coronavirus measures as CEO Dave Calhoun and Board Chairman Larry Kellner forgo all pay until the end of the year.

Haley, the former United Nations Ambassador, delivers a new blow to Boeing.

Boeing Co. is considering cutting its dividend and possibly laying off workers at its jetliner plants.

The company "supports a minimum of $60 billion in access to public and private liquidity, including loan guarantees, for the aerospace manufacturing industry."

Boeing Co is in talks with senior administration officials and congressional leaders about short-term assistance

Boeing Chief Executive Dave Calhoun told employees on Wednesday the company was taking steps to address the business pressures that result from "the pain our customers and suppliers are feeling."

JP Morgan cut their price target for Boeing by $160 to just $210 dollars

Coronavirus is complicating Boeing's Max jet crisis.

Boeing employees in the Puget Sound region who can work offsite are asked to telecommute from home

There are more than a dozen different spots on the 737 Max where wiring bundles may be too close together. Most of the locations are under the cockpit in an electrical bay.

A faulty sensor reading and the activation of an anti-stall system on a Boeing 737 MAX preceded the crash of an Ethiopian Airlines flight in 2019 that killed 157 people.

Calhoun, who served on Boeing’s board about a decade before being appointed CEO, had vowed to make a fresh start for the beleaguered company.

Troubled Boeing 737 MAX jets need electrical glitches fixed before taking to the air again

Safety fixes and a "close Call" test flight prompt NASA concerns for

A U.S. House investigative report into two Boeing 737 MAX crashes that killed 346 people will fault the Federal Aviation Administration’s (FAA) approval of the plane and Boeing’s “design failures.”

Boeing has struggled to return the 737 Max to service after software glitches contributed to two crashes in October 2018 and March 2019 that killed 346 passengers.

Microsoft is asking its King County, Washington employees to work from home if possible through March 25