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Rosemarie Miller

Rosemarie Miller

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Founder and CEO, ROMI Media

New York

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Equity , Bond Markets , Retirement Planning, Investment Industry , Investing, Private Equity, Economic Affairs

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Total articles 128

  • Boeing Grapples With Cash Burn And Airline Quality Issues; Defense Unit Gains Traction

    By Rosemarie Miller| Forbes Verified Boeing’s better-than-expected first-quarter results show Boeing burned nearly $4 billion in cash as the company grapples with a series of quality-control problems. “The first step is to admit you got a problem and Boeing has been very forthright that it does know that it has problems and it has been slowing the production line at the 737 factory” , according to Jeremy Bogaisky, a Forbes senior editor who writes about aerospace companies.

    By Rosemarie Miller · Forbes

    Apr. 26, 2024

  • U.S. Outlook Remains Bright Despite Weak Q1 GDP, Says BMO’s Yung-Yu Ma

    By Rosemarie Miller| Forbes Verified U.S. first-quarter gross domestic product growth was only 1.6%, far weaker than the 2.6% growth that investors had been expecting, and inflation as measured by personal consumption expenditures (PCE) for the period was higher than expected. That is an ugly mix for the economy, but the report may not be as bad as it seems.

    By Rosemarie Miller · Forbes

    Apr. 25, 2024

  • Boeing Grapples With Cash Burn And Airline Quality Issues; Defense Unit Gains Traction

    By Rosemarie Miller| Forbes Verified Boeing’s better-than-expected first-quarter results show Boeing burned nearly $4 billion in cash as the company grapples with a series of quality-control problems. “The first step is to admit you got a problem and Boeing has been very forthright that it does know that it has problems and it has been slowing the production line at the 737 factory” , according to Jeremy Bogaisky, a Forbes senior editor who writes about aerospace companies.

    By Rosemarie Miller · Forbes

    Apr. 26, 2024

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