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Why do Douglas Plane Company merge with Boeing?
The Douglas Plane Company did merge with Boeing to create the world's largest aerospace company.
Why did some Boeing shareholders sue the company in 2002?
In 2002 some shareholders sued Boeing, accusing the company of using accounting tricks to mislead people about the effects of the 1997 assembly-line disaster. Boeing gave them $92.5 million to settle the suit.
Is the Boeing 747 a company?
The Boeing 747 is the largest aircraft manufactured by the the Boeing company. It is not a company. ----------------------------- Boeing is the main company manufacturing the 707 tothe 787 with all their variants.
Is the Boeing Company the makers of Boeing computer?
No, Boeing is a company that makes commercial passanger jets.
What does Boeing mean?
what is Boeing company
Which company starting with B makes jet aircrafts such as 747 737?
Boeing Aircraft Company builds the 737 and 747.
Is Boeing an industry?
The Boeing Company is the parent company of all Boeing products. Boeing operates under the areodefense. The industry is airplane manufacturing. When you fly on a commercial airliner that is operated by Boeing Commercial Airline. Boeing is the company name who makes the plane.
What does Boeing stand for?
Boeing is an aircraft company formed by William Boeing
Who runs Boeing?
The Boeing Company runs the various divisions of Boeing.
What is the symbol for Boeing Company - The - in the NYSE?
The symbol for Boeing Company (The) in the NYSE is: BA.
When did The Boeing Airplane Company become The Boeing Company?
The company was always Boeing from the start in 1916. It was named after the founder of the company William E. Boeing.ANS 2Sorry, Knowitall. you are WRONG ! Boeing's company was first called Pacific Aero Products in 1916 and only changed to Boeing Airplane Company when America entered WW1 in 1917.
Why did Boeing experience its first loss?
The backlog of orders became a nightmare as Boeing missed commitments to customers, and the company lost $178 million in 1997, its first annual loss in 50 years.
