Regulators are expected to rule this spring on WaveDivision’s bid to buy Frontier Communications.
The company is subject to greater scrutiny from the state because of a history of violations.
The airline estimated that the grounding of the Max 737 will cut its pretax income by $540 million.
Only 6 states, including Washington, have laws allowing campaign money to be used for child care.
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Erin Monroe has led the agency since 2014. She plans to embark on the “next chapter” of her life.
No. 1: Dennis Muilenburg’s week of silence after the crash of Ethiopian Airlines Flight 302 in March.
With loss of a previous strategic advantage, this disastrous year will be followed by a precarious 2020.
Eligible workers get 12 weeks paid time off for birth or adoption or for a serious medical condition.
The popular rentable electric scooters were removed from the city last week and will return in spring.
Mike Luttig was Boeing’s general counsel from 2006 until this spring.
The City Council will decide, possibly in January, whether to raise the limit to eight.
Production did drop significantly this year, but experts don’t expect there to be a potato shortage.
The records appear to show efforts to ensure production plans “were not diverted by regulators.”
It will be up to him to decide whether to approve a potentially $12 billion plan by Purdue Pharma.
David Calhoun is taking over during one of the bleakest chapters in Boeing’s 103-year history.
The Federal Aviation Administration has not commented on the content of newly revealed emails.
