Chief Executive At Boeing Quits Under Criticism

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Boeing Co. CEO Philip M. Condit resigned his position, and the aerospace giant appointed Harry C. Stonecipher as his replacement. The company is under investigation for a possible $20 billion Air Force contract to supply refueling tankers. The DOD also has discovered that Boeing's satellite unit stole records from competitor Lockheed Martin. Condit spent 38 years with Boeing and was appointed CEO in 1996.

Condit, Philip

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A Growing Military Contract Scandal

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Darleen A. Druyan, formerly a procurement officer for the Pentagon, admitted that she favored Boeing Co. over Lockheed Corp. when awarding defense contracts. As she serves a nine-month sentence, other Pentagon and Air force officials are being investigated.

Legal issues & crime, Contracts & orders received, Aircraft, Contracts & orders let, Company legal issue, Investigations, Behavior, Contracts, United States. Air Force, Contract agreement, Aircraft industry, Letting of contracts, Competitive bidding, Defense contracts, Roche, James G., Lockheed Corp., Government contract, Defence contracts, Druyun, Darleen A.

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Boeing Chief Is Ousted After Admitting Affair

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Harry C. Stonecipher was forced to resign as CEO of Boeing Company because he admitted to having an extramarital affair with an employee, in spite of having an otherwise admirable record.

Sexual behavior, Sex in the workplace, Workplace sex

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