Monday, February 23, 2004
If you have not read enough on Boeing, here's a view of the 7E7 deal from North Carolina. The article is based on files released by the North Carolina Department of Commerce. Go.
In these files, we learn, among other things that Boeing CEO Harry Stonecipher can't type worth a nickel. He sent the following e-mail to Governor Easley: "PLEASE EXCUSE THE ALL CAPS MESSAGE. I AM LAZY AND INCOMPENTANT WHEN IT COMES TO TYPING."
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North Carolina perspective on Boeing deal
