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Boeing’s crisis did not begin with the 737 MAX crashes. By the time losses reached $11.8 billion in 2024, the company’s deeper strategic weaknesses had been developing for more than twenty years.
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Apple generated $416 billion in 2025, earned record margins, and crossed $100 billion in Services revenue. Yet beneath the numbers lie unresolved questions...