Because 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.
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#12When public companies get fined, those fines should come 100% out of profits, not revenue. That might help resolve this kind of conflict of interest.
Re: Boeing put Wall Street first, safety second ahead of Alaska Air blowout
#13When public companies get fined, those fines should come 100% out of profits, not revenue. That might help resolve this kind of conflict of interest.
Re: Boeing put Wall Street first, safety second ahead of Alaska Air blowout
#14Greed, hatred, delusion has poisoned the American psyche and its manifesting across all walks of life. Boeing is just one of the many examples.
This is the end of the American era.
Re: Boeing put Wall Street first, safety second ahead of Alaska Air blowout
#15How is this putting wall st first when they have tanked their rep and stock price
Well, obviously, they weren't planning on this outcome.
Unless they didn't plan at all (an answer I would not accept, or would advocate for prison terms if true), then they absolutely did plan for this outcome. Putting safety importance somewhere except the most important factor in manufacturing commercial passenger planes puts this exact outcome in the "planned" category.
Re: Boeing put Wall Street first, safety second ahead of Alaska Air blowout
#16Because 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
#17When public companies get fined, those fines should come 100% out of profits, not revenue. That might help resolve this kind of conflict of interest.
Re: Boeing put Wall Street first, safety second ahead of Alaska Air blowout
#18When public companies get fined, those fines should come 100% out of profits, not revenue. That might help resolve this kind of conflict of interest.
How do you fine profits?
Re: Boeing put Wall Street first, safety second ahead of Alaska Air blowout
#19When public companies get fined, those fines should come 100% out of profits, not revenue. That might help resolve this kind of conflict of interest.
Re: Boeing put Wall Street first, safety second ahead of Alaska Air blowout
#20Because 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.
If it's really that important it should be government-owned, like Airbus. You can't give random people free reign and then punish them if you retroactively didn't like it.