Boeing CEO Dave Calhoun on fourth-quarter results and $6.5 billion charge
Boeing lost a whopping $15.25 a share on an adjusted basis in the fourth quarter, a result that took Wall Street by surprise. Analysts had forecast a loss of $1.80 share. The company took a $6.5 billion charge in the fourth quarter against that wide-body program. Boeing CEO Dave Calhoun joins "Squawk on the Street" to discuss.
UP NEXT
UP NEXT
-
What Buffett and Baron's sell-off means for investors
CNBC
-
Companies are building machines to suck carbon from the air and store it underground, but the market isn't there
CNBC
-
Why central banks around the world want to get into digital currencies
CNBC
-
The Look Ahead: March 5, 2021
CNBC
-
Stimulus stalls on Senate floor
CNBC
-
U.S. job growth surges last month, but road to recovery remains long
CNBC
-
Saks owner spins off e-commerce business
CNBC
-
At least 30,000 organizations newly hacked via Microsoft email flaw
CNBC
-
CNBC Markets Now: March 05, 2021
CNBC
-
Calif. Congressman Swalwell sues Trump and others for inciting Capitol riot
CNBC
-
Jim Cramer: There will be an 'uneven' roaring boom for the U.S. economy
CNBC
-
A number of states consider sports bans for transgender athletes
CNBC
-
Why SPACs are booming in 2021
CNBC
-
New report claims Cuomo administration doctored Covid death stats
CNBC
-
Maia Chaka is the second woman to be hired as an NFL referee
CNBC
-
Detroit mayor says he'll accept J&J vaccine after initially turning it down
CNBC