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Boeing to Cut Fewer Moon Rocket Jobs

Analysis-Cutting moon rocket would test Musk's power to slash jobs in Republican states

President Donald Trump is being urged to axe an over-budget, multi-billion dollar moon rocket, sources familiar with the discussions said, setting up a titanic struggle with Republican lawmakers whose districts depend on the program's jobs.

Bloomberg on MSN · 2d

Boeing to Cut Fewer Moon Rocket Jobs After ‘Daily’ NASA Talks

Boeing Co. managed to preserve half of the 400 jobs it previously considered eliminating at its moon-rocket program following talks with NASA, potentially pointing to greater certainty over future funding despite concerns over a potential shake-up by Donald Trump.

Seeking Alpha · 2d

Boeing is said to plan fewer moon-rocket job cuts than thought

Boeing reduces planned job cuts in its moon-rocket program after talks with NASA, amid shifts in space industry leadership.

Jeff Bezos space firm Blue Origin to cut a 10th of jobs

Reuters on MSN · 1d

Bezos' Blue Origin to Layoff About 10% Across Its Space, Launch Business

WASHINGTON (Reuters) -The CEO of Jeff Bezos' Blue Origin announced in an all-hands call on Thursday company-wide layoffs of "about 10 percent" of its employees, a sweeping readjustment as it aims to cut costs and ramp up rocket launches.

BBC · 1d

Jeff Bezos space firm Blue Origin to cut a tenth of jobs

In the memo to staff, Blue Origin's chief executive, Dave Limp, said the job cuts are part of a plan to trim managerial ranks and focus resources on ramping up rocket launches. Blue Origin has recently completed the first test flight of its New Glenn rocket,

Engadget on MSN · 1d

Blue Origin is cutting 10 percent of its workforce

Blue Origin, the SpaceX competitor founded and funded by Jeff Bezos, is cutting 10 percent of its employees or about 1,400 people, according to The Seattle Times and CNN. Staff were informed of the news by Blue Origin CEO Dave Limp,

The Independent9d

Substantial chance that rocket debris will fall into busy flight path, researchers say

There is a one in four chance that a rocket debris could fall into a busy flight path, according to a new study. There is very little chance that any of that space junk could actually hit a plane.

Newsweek4d

Falling Space Junk Threatens Flights

Falling space junk produced by rocket launches poses a risk to the aviation ... "The authorities set up a 'keep out' zone for aircraft, many of which had to turn around or divert their flight ...

Digital Trends11d

Record-breaking five rockets to launch in 24 hours today

Today could see a new record for space flight, as five separate rocket launches are scheduled for one 24-hour period. The events involve four different providers and show the increasing pace of ...

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Jeff Bezos’ Space Ambitions Take Flight as New Rocket Blasts Off

Jeff Bezos’ space company launched its massive new rocket for the first ... reusing launch equipment to cut costs to get to space. Blue Origin will need to carry out an investigation into ...

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Blue Origin to lay off 10% of workforce — read memo from CEO to employees

Jeff Bezos’ Blue Origin space venture plans to cut about 10% of its workforce, according to an announcement Thursday by the ...

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