Boeing Executive In Charge Of 737 MAX Legal Response Has Been Fired

Barely three days after now-former Boeing CEO Dennis Muilenburg's termination at the hands of the company's board of directors, another top-ranking company official has retired been pushed out.

According to a press release published shortly after American markets closed on Thursday, Boeing revealed that the company's top legal official, former federal judge J Michael Luttig, has decided to "retire" after just over six months in a position that was created by Muilenburg specifically for Luttig.

“the plane had a particularly high concentration of United Nations employees: At least 22 staff members died in the crash "

https://www.nytimes.com/2019/03/10/world/africa/ethiopian-airlines-plane-crash-victims.html

“the engines were supposed to be the next step in affordable air travel (high efficiency)”

Muh save the environment

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spacex hired the NASA employees back at a discount after the great culling as they learned it was a tad bit moar difficult than anticipated

0bummer bet NASA on musk

sauce it yourself if interested (gen knowledge)

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Sources say Amazon scored a multi-million dollar contract with the CIA (3/19/2013)

Creating a private cloud would radically change how intelligence is shared.

FCW, a federal IT blog, reported yesterday that its sources confirmed that the CIA has inked a deal with Amazon, agreeing to a cloud computing contract "worth up to $600 million over 10 years." These sources suggested to FCW that Amazon Web Services

FCW also reports that the CIA's IT department has outlined efforts to promote "greater integration, information sharing, and information safeguarding through a common (intelligence community) IT approach that substantially reduces costs." The blog points out that comments such as these imply that there may be some changes coming to the way the CIA and other intelligence agencies share data—a marked departure for the isolated private clouds that the CIA is known be using presently.

https://arstechnica.com/information-technology/2013/03/sources-say-amazon-scored-a-multi-million-dollar-contract-with-the-cia/

leaking like a sieve