Walmart Store Managers Can Make Up to $400k(bloomberg.com)

12 points by karma_daemon 2 years ago | 10 comments

IBM to Managers: Move Near an Office or Leave Company(bloomberg.com)

28 points by htrp 2 years ago | 20 comments

Americans Saved $1.1T Less Than Previously Thought from 2017-2022(bloomberg.com)

84 points by paulpauper 3 years ago | 62 comments

Apple dials back car's self-driving features and delays launch to 2028(bloomberg.com)

273 points by mfiguiere 2 years ago | 524 comments

US Intelligence Shows Flawed China Missiles Led Xi to Purge Army(bloomberg.com)

14 points by JumpCrisscross 2 years ago | 8 comments

Raspberry Pi Picks Banks for IPO, Choosing London over New York(bloomberg.com)

53 points by schappim 2 years ago | 68 comments

FAA orders grounding of more than 170 Boeing 737 Max 9s(cnbc.com)

783 points by ephesee 2 years ago | 748 comments

CNBC news article reporting the FAA grounding over 170 Boeing 737 Max 9 jets after a panel blew out on an Alaska Airlines flight.

Boeing to plead guilty to criminal fraud charge stemming from 737 MAX crashes(cnbc.com)

469 points by dblitt 2 years ago | 483 comments

CNBC news article reporting that Boeing agreed to plead guilty to a conspiracy fraud charge tied to the 737 Max crashes, paying a $243.6 million fine and accepting a monitor.

NTSB says Boeing is withholding key details about door plug on Alaska 737 MAX 9(npr.org)

473 points by everybodyknows 2 years ago | 263 comments

NPR news article reporting that the NTSB says Boeing is withholding key details about the door plug that blew out on an Alaska Airlines 737 Max 9.

Boeing wants FAA to exempt MAX 7 from safety rules to get it in the air(seattletimes.com)

483 points by jmsflknr 2 years ago | 390 comments

Seattle Times article on Boeing seeking an FAA exemption from safety rules to get the 737 MAX 7 certified and flying.

What Boeing did to all the guys who remember how to build a plane(prospect.org)

735 points by doom2 2 years ago | 446 comments

American Prospect article by Maureen Tkacik on how Boeing's management drove out experienced engineers and workers who knew how to build planes.

Missiles are now the biggest killer of airline passengers(wsj.com)

496 points by JumpCrisscross 1 year ago | 352 comments

Wall Street Journal article reporting that missile shootdowns have become the leading cause of airline passenger deaths; the page loaded a captcha instead.