Boeing's Key Legal Adviser on 737 Max Crisis Will Retire

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Boeing's Key Legal Adviser on 737 Max Crisis Will Retire

Boeing Co. said another high-ranking executive working on the company's response to the 737 Max crisis will step down. Michael Luttig, 65, will retire
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Vermont top 10 in rate of depression

Vermont Business Magazine A national study found that states which rated highly for mental health care access also saw significant decreases in depression from 2014 to 2018. Massachusetts had the second-best access to mental healthcare and saw a 16% …
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Oil up 1% at highest since September on trade pact and crude supplies

NEW YORK (Reuters) – Oil prices were up about 1% to the highest in more than three months on Thursday, boosted by hopes that the China-U.S. trade fight would soon come to an end and by a report showing lower U.S. crude inventories. FILE PHOTO: An oil …
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Business leaders face major risks in 2020

Business leaders will be contending with ongoing economic uncertainty and unknown future regulatory changes, along with accounting and tax
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FDA: Tobacco 21 law now in effect

Although the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) said it could take six months to finalize a new federal tobacco age limit, the agency announced it is now illegal for retailers to sell any tobacco product to consumers under 21 years old. The agency posted a …
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