BOMBARDIER TO SLOW RJ PRODUCTION, CUT 2,000 JOBS
Despite a resurgence of its business jet lines, softening demand for its 50-seat CRJ200 regional jet has spurred Bombardier Aerospace to slash another 2,000 jobs and cut RJ production rates, the company announced Thursday. Bombardier will lay off workers over a nine-month period beginning in...
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