Boeing reports big loss, signals more job cuts

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Published 30 Jul 2020

NEW YORK - Boeing suffered a bigger-than-expected loss in the latest quarter, the company announced Wednesday, and signaled additional job cuts are likely as it contends with a protracted air travel downturn amid the coronavirus pandemic.

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Boeing reports big loss, signals more job cuts

Boeing reports big loss, signals more job cuts

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