(Reuters) - Speaking at the planemaker and defense contractor's annual
investor presentation in Chicago, which was broadcast over the
Internet, Boeing CFO James Bell acknowledged that Wall Street
analysts are generally expecting greater profit than the
company is forecasting.
He said Boeing would be "more comfortable in addressing"
its outlook after the first half of the year is over, possibly
heralding a rise in company profit forecasts in July.
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investor presentation in Chicago, which was broadcast over the
Internet, Boeing CFO James Bell acknowledged that Wall Street
analysts are generally expecting greater profit than the
company is forecasting.
He said Boeing would be "more comfortable in addressing"
its outlook after the first half of the year is over, possibly
heralding a rise in company profit forecasts in July.
Read more at Reuters.com Bonds News
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