Boeing Wants a Bailout After Years of Bad Corporate Governance—and Without Giving Taxpayers Anything in Return - Esquire -BoardProspects

Boeing Wants a Bailout After Years of Bad Corporate Governance—and Without Giving Taxpayers Anything in Return

Esquire Apr 28 2020 BoardBlogs

Boeing is among the world's largest aerospace companies and defense contractors. It secures more in government contracts every year than almost any other firm. In 2017, for instance, Boeing pulled down $23.4 billion in taxpayer cash, second only to Lockheed Martin's $50 billion...
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