Boeing put Wall Street first, safety second ahead of Alaska Air blowout
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Re: Boeing put Wall Street first, safety second ahead of Alaska Air blowout
#2It has been like that for 20 years.
Re: Boeing put Wall Street first, safety second ahead of Alaska Air blowout
#3Because Boeing is so important to national security, everyone involved in leading this from the CEO to the board of directors should be treated as traitors and have all their assets seized and spend the rest of their life in a maximum security federal prison.
Re: Boeing put Wall Street first, safety second ahead of Alaska Air blowout
#4How is this putting wall st first when they have tanked their rep and stock price
Re: Boeing put Wall Street first, safety second ahead of Alaska Air blowout
#5How is this putting wall st first when they have tanked their rep and stock price
Well, obviously, they weren't planning on this outcome.
Re: Boeing put Wall Street first, safety second ahead of Alaska Air blowout
#6Because Boeing is so important to national security, everyone involved in leading this from the CEO to the board of directors should be treated as traitors and have all their assets seized and spend the rest of their life in a maximum security federal prison.
Careful you don't hurt yourself with reactions like those.
Re: Boeing put Wall Street first, safety second ahead of Alaska Air blowout
#7in the long run we are all dead
and so are our passengers
Re: Boeing put Wall Street first, safety second ahead of Alaska Air blowout
#8Because Boeing is so important to national security, everyone involved in leading this from the CEO to the board of directors should be treated as traitors and have all their assets seized and spend the rest of their life in a maximum security federal prison.
You believe it's so traitorous to try to cut costs that it should result in life in prison for all members of the board and CEO? And why maximum security, do you believe they are going to be tunneling out with spoons?
Re: Boeing put Wall Street first, safety second ahead of Alaska Air blowout
#9How is this putting wall st first when they have tanked their rep and stock price
On a short term view.
The problem is that keeping investors happy, it is keeping investors with a short term outlook happy.
If anything more than two years is too long term to care about, then the best strategy is to take risks and hope it does not catch up with you before then.
Re: Boeing put Wall Street first, safety second ahead of Alaska Air blowout
#10When public companies get fined, those fines should come 100% out of profits, not revenue.
That might help resolve this kind of conflict of interest.