CEO Jim McNerney answers questions after Boeing Co.’s 2013 annual shareholder meeting
By Ashley Lapin
Boeing Co.’s annual shareholder meeting at the Field Museum April 29 was a lively event. The James Simpson Theatre was packed with shareholders, some waiting to hear the latest updates on Boeing’s 787 Dreamliner troubles with overheating batteries.
CEO Jim McNerney, [...]
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CEO Jim McNerney answers questions after Boeing Co.’s 2013 annual shareholder meeting
By Ashley Lapin
Boeing Co.’s annual shareholder meeting at the Field Museum April 29 was a lively event. The James Simpson Theatre was packed with shareholders, some waiting to hear the latest updates on Boeing’s 787 Dreamliner troubles with overheating batteries.
CEO Jim McNerney, [...]
Beam Inc.’s annual shareholder meeting Tuesday was somewhat reminiscent of a scene from the 1986 comedy “Ferris Bueller’s Day Off.” Shareholders had no objections, questions or comments at any point during the event.
As lawmakers push to pass yet another version of a casino expansion bill, analysis shows that it will rake in less money for the state than previous proposals and will fall short of helping alleviate Illinois’ pension crisis.
Recently Mozilla, the maker of the popular browser Firefox, announced that one of its new versions of the browser will come with cookie tracking “disabled” as the default setting. This goes against the norm for most browsers and has many companies who rely on data tracking worried.
Housing is the strongest its been since the beginning of the Great Recession and prospective homebuyers in Chicago are taking notice.
If you’re 25 and enjoying coverage under your parents’ health insurance plan, you can thank Obamacare. If you’re 26 and looking for a plan of your own, we have some tips for you.
Regional airports are preparing for possible tower closures caused by the Congressional sequestration, but they warn the cuts may impact the safety and reliability of air travel.
The Boeing Co.’s Dreamliner 787 may be grounded but shares of the Chicago-based company have taken off to levels not seen in five years.
A new breed of websites is betting that social media can beat out the standard lists seen on job boards like Craigslist and Monster.com.
While some internet companies strive to improve user experience, Sina Corp.’s social media platform, Weibo, excels in user censorship.
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