Maintaining labor peace is essential if Boeing wants to stabilize production and repair its battered finances. The aviation giant has been burning through cash, while its net debt has soared to $45 billion during five years of tumult.


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Originally Published: <time datetime="2024-09-07 13:34:32">September 7, 2024 at 1:34 p.m.</time>

Maintaining labor peace is essential if Boeing wants to stabilize production and repair its battered finances. The aviation giant has been burning through cash, while its net debt has soared to $45…{ai:summary}<p>Boeing is focused on maintaining labor peace to stabilize production and improve its financial situation, as it has faced significant cash losses and increasing net debt of $45 billion over the past five years. </p><p>The company's financial recovery hinges on addressing these challenges effectively. #economy</p>

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