S&P Downgrades Boeing Co. Despite Its Underlying Strength

Anthony L. Velocci, Jr. February 11, 2002
Standard&Poor's last week lowered its ratings on Boeing Co. and Boeing Capital Corp., reflecting the likelihood of ``significantly weaker'' commercial aerospace business for the next few years. Tempering the downgrade was S&P's acknowledgment that the difficult business climate for selling new...

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