Current and former directors of Boeing Co. they have reached an agreement worth $ 225 million to settle a shareholders’ claim that the airline’s board has failed to properly manage 737 MAX-related security issues, reports The Wall Street Journal, citing acquaintances. issue.
As part of the proposed decision, Boeing has agreed to appoint a mediator to handle internal affairs and appoint a board member with aviation safety experience, according to a report on Thursday.
Employment is growing in the U.S. as employers added 531,000 jobs, exceeding expectations
Part of the compensation will be paid by the directors’ insurance companies in the organization, the Journal said, citing people familiar with the agreement.
The agreement, which is expected to be filed in Delaware’s Chancery Court soon Friday, is not expected to include a confession of directors, including Boeing chief executive David Calhoun, according to the report.
Current and former directors of Boeing Co. they have reached an agreement worth $ 225 million to settle a shareholders’ claim that the airline’s board has failed to properly manage 737 MAX-related security issues, reports The Wall Street Journal, citing acquaintances. issue.
As part of the proposed decision, Boeing has agreed to appoint a mediator to handle internal affairs and appoint a board member with aviation safety experience, according to a report on Thursday.
Employment is growing in the U.S. as employers added 531,000 jobs, exceeding expectations
Part of the compensation will be paid by the directors’ insurance companies in the organization, the Journal said, citing people familiar with the agreement.
The agreement, which is expected to be filed in Delaware’s Chancery Court soon Friday, is not expected to include a confession of directors, including Boeing chief executive David Calhoun, according to the report.
Current and former directors of Boeing Co. they have reached an agreement worth $ 225 million to settle a shareholders’ claim that the airline’s board has failed to properly manage 737 MAX-related security issues, reports The Wall Street Journal, citing acquaintances. issue.
As part of the proposed decision, Boeing has agreed to appoint a mediator to handle internal affairs and appoint a board member with aviation safety experience, according to a report on Thursday.
Employment is growing in the U.S. as employers added 531,000 jobs, exceeding expectations
