Boeing 4th-quarter profit jetted higher

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Boeing Co. posted a 42% rise in its 1999 fourth-quarter earnings. The higher-than-expected earnings reached $662 million (654.2 million euros) for the period.

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Boeing earnings beat expectations

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Boeing Co. posted higher-than-expected earnings for the 2000 fourth-quarter. The plane maker posted $877 million (931.5 million euros) in net income before items for the period.

Aircraft and Parts, BA

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Boeing will take $225 million charge

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Boeing Co. announced that it will assume a pretax charge of $225 million (212.4 million euros) in the third-quarter of 1999. The company is taking the charge because it has been seeing falling F-15 fighter jet orders. However, Boeing claimed that the charge would not hurt its financial turnaround. The plane maker said that the charge would not have any financial effects from its new labor union contract.

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To assume pretax charge of $225 million (212.4 million euros) in third-quarter of 1999

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