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Attorney general: ‘Outrageous’ discrimination at Electroimpact
2016: Electroimpact president to apologize for anti-mosque efforts
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Puzzling over the technology ban on some air carriers
The United States’ ban on certain — but not all — electronic devices on flights from some —…
Business
Report: South Carolina workers not affected by Boeing layoff
Workers at Boeing’s plant in North Charleston, South Carolina, have not been affected by the layoffs announced Friday…
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Boeing plans to lay off 170 workers in region; offers buyouts
EVERETT — The Boeing Co. announced more layoffs and a new round of buyouts late last week for…
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Plan to privatize 30,000 FAA workers gains momentum
By Ashley Halsey / The Washington Post
Business
‘Queen of the skies’ 747 will soon be just a flying truck
By Samantha Masunag, Los Angeles Times
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Future of Boeing’s 787 seems secure, but maybe not in Everett
EVERETT — Weak orders for the Boeing Co.’s sleek 787 Dreamliner have some analysts considering a day when…
Business
Bothell firm helps develop Army laser that can zap drones
By Aaron Gregg, The Washington Post
Business
Future of trade discussed at gathering in Seattle
SEATTLE — Anxious questions about the future of the United States’ trade policy dominated a gathering of trade-dependent…
Business
Boeing and aerospace industry back Republican’s tax plan
By Dominic Gates, The Seattle Times
Business
In Renton, Boeing rolls out another version of the 737 MAX
RENTON — The Boeing Co. unveiled its newest jetliner — the 737 MAX 9 — Tuesday morning at…
Business
Airliner winglets help to save billions of gallons of fuel
SEATTLE — Airlines and other operators flying Boeing jets have saved billions of gallons of aviation fuel thanks…
Business
Lawsuit suggests electrical failures led to crash of 777
By Jeffrey Collins, Associated Press