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Boeing s Talent Exodus Threatens Turnaround After 737 Max Crisis, Pandemic

Julie Johnsson and Brett Haensel, Bloomberg News The last time Boeing debuted an all-new jetliner was with the 787 Dreamliner nearly two decades ago. Photographer: Chris Ratcliffe/Bloomberg , Bloomberg (Bloomberg) Boeing Co. will put its battered engineering reputation on the line again this week when its Starliner spacecraft blasts off from Florida with a load of supplies for the International Space Station. The mission is a do-over of a 2019 trip that almost ended in calamity, and a dress rehearsal for the Boeing capsule s first flight with astronauts later this year. If successful, it would narrow the gap with an ascendant rival, SpaceX, and answer the latest space-faring feats by the billionaire founders of Blue Origin and Virgin Galactic. 

More Boeing workers will return to worksites starting mid-July

King County appoints four members to 2021 districting committee

King County appoints four members to 2021 districting committee Tue, 01/12/2021 The King County Council on Tuesday appointed the first four of five members to the 2021 King County Districting Committee. The committee will redraw the boundaries for King County Council districts using 2020 census data in a process that runs parallel to state and federal redistricting. “While other governments in our country see extremes of division and gerrymandering, I’m proud that King County is putting the interests of our residents ahead of partisanship and creating a redistricting committee that will elevate fairness and truly inclusive representation,” Council Chair Claudia Balducci said. “These four committee members represent a high level of skill and civic engagement, as well as the diversity of opinions and backgrounds that reflects the best of King County. I want to thank each of them for their dedication to ensuring all county residents are represented fully via this once-in-

Boeing confirms closure of Seattle R&D center

By Jon Hemmerdinger2021-01-06T20:51:00+00:00 Boeing confirms that it intends this year to shutter a research and development site in Seattle, shifting work performed there to other locations. The decision to close the Advanced Developmental Composites Center, which helped lead 787 composite work, comes as the Chicago aerospace giant slashes its workforce and real-estate footprint. “We continue to take comprehensive action across the enterprise to adapt to our new market reality and transform our business to be leaner and more sustainable for the future,” Boeing says. “As part of this effort, the important work currently completed at our Advanced Developmental Composites Center will transition to other Boeing facilities, mostly in the Puget Sound.”

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