Boeing beats slump: Boosts profits 35 percent, improves aircraft orders

By Stephen Trimble ([email protected]) July 19, 2001
Showing no signs of slowing, Boeing's net earnings jumped 35 percent in the second quarter and airliner deliveries for 2001 improved slightly even as a severe financial slump ravages airlines worldwide, AviationNow.com reported. Year-to-date, Boeing has more than doubled last year's net earnings...

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