Re:Boeing workers vote to strike in resounding defeat for tr...
by AnthonyMouse on Friday September 13, 2024 @03:12AM
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Who even needs a specific buyer? Boeing itself is a publicly traded company, the spin-offs can be too. Put the business unit into its own corporate entity and give all the shares of the new entity to the existing Boeing shareholders to do with as they please, or sell them into the market.
Re:Boeing workers vote to strike in resounding defeat for tr...
by night862 on Sunday September 15, 2024 @07:13AM
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The top secret stealth formula they could possibly be privy to is not publicly traded. I was making the point that you're going to have a board filled with people who in some instances could be hand-selected to say the quiet part loud, and the list of companies who makes some of this stuff has one item in it.
Its military stuff.
Re:Boeing workers vote to strike in resounding defeat for tr...
by AnthonyMouse on Sunday September 15, 2024 @03:11PM
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There are more than a million people with a US security clearance. Finding enough to fill the board of a new company shouldn't be prohibitively difficult.
Idk, pick one that's American or closely allied [1]. Ideally not one of the three larger than Boeing.
Worst case: audit and re-assign the contracts. We'll be better for it in the long run. And I'm not convinced it wouldn't result in quicker, higher-quality deliverables in the short.
[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_defense_contractors