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After securing the bribe, Boeing execs bought back $10 billion in stock, the better to inflae the stock price and their bonuses.
Then they ordered the closure of Boeing Research and Technology, firing 1,000 of the most talented engineers and researchers in the Puget Sound area, to be replaced by junior level staff in “right to work for less” Huntsville, Alabama. Several headlines in Seattle Times about this.