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Elon Musk Said SpaceX Competitors Only 'Take Up Less Than We Do, And They Take Nothing Down, And They Get Paid Twice As Much' — 10 Years Later, Its Rival In Space Boeing Has Frozen Hiring And Is Weighing Furloughs
Can't hold on anymore? Under financial pressure, Boeing has decided to freeze recruitment and significantly cut supplier budgets.
Due to the production interruption caused by the employee strike, Boeing has taken a series of emergency measures, including freezing recruitment, considering temporarily laying off some employees, and reducing procurement orders from suppliers for the 737, 767, and 777 projects. These measures aim to reduce operational costs and expenses, and alleviate the company's financial pressure.
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Boeing Says It Is Planning To Make Significant Reductions In Supplier Expenditures, Will Stop Issuing Majority Of Supplier Purchase Orders On 737, 767 And 777 Programs
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US stock market preview | Three major futures show mixed trends, Apple falls more than 2% before the market; Has the expectation of interest rate cuts changed again? Multiple senior central bank journalists speak out: There should be a 50 basis point rate
Trump Media Technology Group's pre-market rose nearly 2%, Trump suspected of being targeted for "assassination attempt" again; Intel pre-market rose more than 1%, news said it received a $3.5 billion subsidy to produce chips for the U.S. military; U.S. stocks survived the "summer storm", but this time it all relied on "S&P 493".
Air Lease Says It Is Unable To Estimate Impacts Of Boeing Labor Strike On Its Order Book; Says Cannot Currently Estimate When It Will Receive Remaining 7 Boeing Aircraft - Filing
Boeing Strike May Drag On, Workers Have 'Most Leverage' Than Ever Before - Union Boss
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U.S. stocks closed | S&P 500 and Nasdaq both rose for the fifth consecutive week, with nvidia up nearly 16% for the week and broadcom up 22% for the week.
The rebound in US consumer confidence, the near four-year low in one-year inflation expectations, the support of the former "Fed's three hands" for a 50 basis point rate cut, and the significant increase in betting on substantial rate cuts by the "Fed's communication agency" and others, have returned to the "fifty-fifty" level. Small cap stocks rose by more than 2% on Friday, chip index rose by 10% over the week, NVIDIA rose by nearly 16% over the week, and Broadcom rose by 22% over the week. The two-year US Treasury yield returned to a two-year low, the yen rose above 141, the highest in nearly nine months, offshore renminbi rose above 7.10 yuan, and bitcoin rose to $0.06 million. Oil prices stopped the multi-week decline, and gold rose by over 3% for the best month in a month.
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