SEC Fines Boeing, Muilenburg For Misleading Investors On MAX Crashes

September 23, 2022
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Dennis Muilenburg, then CEO of Boeing, pictured in 2019 before answering questions from senators on the MAX crashes.
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WASHINGTON—Boeing will pay $200 million to the U.S. securities regulator and its former chief executive Dennis Muilenburg will pay another $1 million to settle charges of making dubious claims about the two fatal 737 MAX crashes, which killed 346 people, and the airliner’s Maneuvering...

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