It’s no surprise that Boeing is taking a major hit for the second quarter as a result of its 737 Max jets being grounded since mid March. The Chicago-based company will take a staggering $4.9 billion dollar charge in the second quarter which comes to $8.74 a share. The charge is expected to wipe out … Continue reading “This is the Huge Hit Boeing Will Take in Q2 on 737 Max Jets Being Grounded”
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