Boeing plans to buy back stock for the first time

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Boeing Co. announced that it will buy back up to 15% of its more than 972 million outstanding shares. The move represents the company's first major stock-repurchasing program. Analysts were caught off-guard by the potential size of Boeing's proposed repurchase. The company's stocks have been one of the worst performing in the Dow Jones Industrial Average.

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Boeing Co. announces that it will buy back up to 15% of its more than 972 million outstanding shares

United States, Guided Missile and Space Vehicle Manufacturing, Missiles, Space Vehicles & Parts, Aerospace industry, Boeing Co., Article

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Indexes decline on concerns about auto makers' growth

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Share values in Europe fell as a result of growing concerns about growth forecasts for car makers in 2004. The Dow Jones Stoxx 600 Index fell to 216.72, a fall of 1.75 points.

Europe, Labor Distribution by Employer, Stock-exchange, Stock exchanges, Statistics

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TPI Polene plans on raising funds to repay debts

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TPI Polene PCL is planning a stock issue in November 2003. The company is hoping to raise approximately $180-220 million from the offering to repay debts.

Thailand, Cement industry, TPI Polene PCL

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