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unhappycamper

(60,364 posts)
Sat Dec 21, 2013, 09:49 AM Dec 2013

North Carolina, Pennsylvania lose 777X assembly bid

http://www.thenewstribune.com/2013/12/20/2958679/north-carolina-pennsylvania-lose.html

North Carolina, Pennsylvania lose 777X assembly bid
The Seattle Times and The Associated Press
December 20, 2013 Updated 11 hours ago

Boeing on Friday started notifying locations around the country of their status in the 777X site selection process, company spokesman Doug Alder said.

“We’re appreciative of everyone who has taken part, and our teams continue to evaluate the sites that remain under consideration,” Alder said. “A final decision is expected early next year.”

Though Alder said Boeing won’t identify any of the locations, word leaked out Friday that North Carolina was out of the running.

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In Pennsylvania, a spokesman for the state Department of Economic and Community Development told the Pittsburgh Tribune-Review that the state heard Friday from Boeing it didn’t make the cut.
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North Carolina, Pennsylvania lose 777X assembly bid (Original Post) unhappycamper Dec 2013 OP
Hopefully the work will be in the United States, at least. djean111 Dec 2013 #1
 

djean111

(14,255 posts)
1. Hopefully the work will be in the United States, at least.
Sat Dec 21, 2013, 10:00 AM
Dec 2013

I wonder if stuff being built in the United States is okay under the TPP.
Seriously, if the United States is not going to be allowed to purchase only U.S. made things - where will that trajectory end? If Boeing only considers the United States, can other countries sue for perceived lost income?

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