Boeing pays $200m after being charged with misleading investors on 737 MAX safety

Sarah JollySeptember 26, 2022
MAHE, SEYCHELLES -17 JULY 2015- A Boeing 737 from Ethiopian Airlines (ET) is parked at the Aeroport de la Pointe Larue, or Seychelles International Airport (SEZ), located on the island of Mahe.
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Aircraft firm Boeing and former CEO Dennis Muilenburg have been charged with misleading investors about the safety of its 737 MAX after two fatal crashes.

The US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) said the company ha...

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Sarah JollySeptember 26, 2022
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