Julie Johnsson

focus focus Julie Johnsson, Siddharth Philip and Kiel Porter A plan by troubled Boeing to buy back supplier Spirit AeroSystems has become

Boeing Co. burned through $3.93 billion in cash in the first quarter, adding to pressure on the planemaker as it seeks to resolve concerns around the quality of its manufacturing.

Boeing Co. burned through $3.93 billion in cash in the first quarter, adding to pressure on the planemaker as it seeks to resolve concerns around the quality of its manufacturing.

(Bloomberg) -- Boeing Co. burned through $3.93 billion in cash in the first quarter, a less dramatic drain than analysts had expected, as the

Boeing Co. burned through $3.93 billion in cash in the first quarter, a less dramatic drain than analysts had predicted, as the embattled planemaker continues to slow output to get a handle on its manufacturing issues.

(Bloomberg) -- Boeing Co. Chief Executive Officer Dave Calhoun said the embattled planemaker is making progress toward turning around its manufacturing and that it will hit its mid-decade cash-flow goal, even after reporting a major outflow in the first three months of the year it slows output.

Julie Johnsson Boeing burned through $3.93bn (€3.67bn) in cash in the first quarter, a less dramatic drain than analysts had predicted, as

Boeing Co. 's assurance that it can pull itself together in the next three months is giving rise to two opposing questions: Is that too little time to turn things around — or too long to withstand the financial hemorrhaging?

Boeing Co.’s assurance that it can pull itself together in the next three months is giving rise to two opposing questions: Is that too little time to turn things around — or too long to withstand the financial hemorrhaging?

Spirit AeroSystems Holdings Inc. and Airbus SE are dispatching senior executives to a meeting in New York in the coming days to chart a path forward for a takeover of key aircraft-manufacturing assets, according to people familiar with the matter.