Nuclear Security & Deterrence Monitor Vol. 24 No. 31
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July 31, 2020

Boeing’s Losses Narrow, But Sales Tumble As Outlook Remains Bleak

By Staff Reports

Boeing on Wednesday reported a loss in its second quarter, but not quite as bad as a year ago, as sales fell sharply on fewer commercial aircraft deliveries due to continued weakness in the 737 MAX passenger jet program, temporary shutdowns of some facilities in…

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