Boeing to Pay $25 Million to Settle Pentagon Billing Probe

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Boeing to Pay $25 Million to Settle Pentagon Billing Probe

Insitu, a Boeing subsidiary, will pay the fine to settle allegations that it violated the False Claims Act by knowingly submitting materially false cost and pricing data for Naval contracts, according to a Department of Justice statement.
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Travel Industry Reacts to CDC's New Air Travel Requirements

In a statement issued Tuesday evening, U.S. Travel Association Executive Vice President of Public Affairs and Policy Tori Emerson Barnes said that a testing requirement should be met with the removal of travel restrictions and quarantine mandates.
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Apple, Southern Company to fund new tech hub at Atlanta University Center

Tech giant Apple and Atlanta-based Southern Company announced Wednesday they are committing a combined $50 million for an unprecedented effort to help students attending the nation’s Historically Black Colleges & Universities prepare for careers, …
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Target's Holiday Sales Surge 17.2%

Target has been focusing on growing its digital channels, and those efforts appear to be paying off. Most of the digital growth came from its same-day fulfillment initiatives, the company said. That includes online order pickup, drive-up, and its Shipt delivery …
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J&J likely to seek EU approval for COVID-19 vaccine in February – lawmaker

Clinical data of the vaccine, which Johnson & Johnson is developing through its subsidiary Janssen, have been assessed by the European Medicines Agency (EMA) since Dec. 1 under a rolling review to speed up possible approval.
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