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Boeing shares dive 4% after CFO's shock retirement, CEO extended By Sanjana Shivdas and Eric M. Johnson Reuters (Reuters) -Boeing Co announced the retirement of its finance chief for the past decade, Greg Smith, and the crisis-hit jetmaker's shares fell 4% even as it signaled stability by prolonging its chief executive. Boeing extended its required retirement age of 65 to 70 to allow CEO Dave Calhoun to stay in the top job as the U.S. planemaker battles to recover from the coronavirus and 737 MAX crises, and manufacturing flaws on its aircraft programs. [L1N2M91WF] But shares fell as investo...

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By Rachit Vats and Eric M. Johnson (Reuters) - Boeing Co unveiled a new order for its 737 MAX on Friday, pushing its shares up 6% as it renews efforts to recapture investor confidence following a two-year safety crisis. The deal to sell 24 of the 737-8 model to a backer of Canadian low-cost carrier Flair Airlines comes after Reuters reported it was poised to win another, much larger deal with Southwest Airlines. Shares in Boeing rose 6.2% to $267.86. Boeing has been trying to rebuild its image with passengers and airlines following the nearly two-year grounding of the MAX after crashes in...

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2 Min Read FILE PHOTO: A Boeing 737 MAX 7 aircraft lands during an evaluation flight at Boeing Field in Seattle, Washington, U.S. September 30, 2020. REUTERS/Lindsey Wasson SEATTLE (Reuters) - Boeing Co has named veteran engineer Ed Clark to be the head of its 737 MAX jetliner program, according to internal memo sent to employees on Friday. Replacing Walt Odisho, who is retiring after being plucked from the auto industry to help Boeing boost productivity, Clark steps into the role as the U.S. planemaker works to clear an inventory of hundreds of 737 MAX aircraft and rebuild its image with pas...