Boeing argues building its tanker over Northrop's would put more people to work

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Boeing argues building its tanker over Northrop's would put more people to work

March 10th, 2010 12:00 PM - (Reuters) — A study paid for by Boeing Co. found that a Boeing-built aerial tanker would create 10 times as many new U.S. jobs as the now-withdrawn plan by Northrop Grumman Corp. and EADS.

The study was done before Northrop and EADS, parent of Airbus, announced this week that they ...

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Boeing argues building its tanker over Northrop's would put more people to work

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