Boeing is raising $10 billion as it deals with striking workers and thousands of job cuts
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Boeing has entered a new credit agreement with major banks including Bank of America and JPMorgan Chase, raising $10 billion amid ongoing challenges due to a machinists' strike. This decision follows Boeing's announcement of significant layoffs and delays in their production timeline.
The ongoing machinists' strike, which has now reached its fifth week, has exacerbated Boeing's operational challenges, prompting the company to take drastic financial measures to maintain stability during these turbulent times.
With plans to lay off 17,000 workers and the launch of the 777X jet delayed, Boeing's need to secure $10 billion in funding reflects the severity of the current situation facing the aerospace giant.
Boeing's deal with investment banks highlights the gravity of its situation, as it must navigate both workforce cuts and production delays while seeking to stabilize its financial health.
Read at Business Insider
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