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Boeing Executives and Federal Judge's Stock Trades Draw Attention

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Boeing Executives and Federal Judge's Stock Trades Draw Attention

Recent insider trading activities at Boeing Co. have drawn significant interest. On February 20, 2025, Uma M. Amuluru, an Executive Vice President and Chief Human Resources Officer at Boeing, sold 3,159 shares. The shares were sold at an average price of $180.69, making the total sale approximately $570,800. Just days later, on February 28, Michael J. Cleary, the company's Controller, sold 1,500 shares at a weighted average price of $179.02, yielding about $268,530.


In a related development from August 2024, Federal Judge James Robart, who dismissed a $72 million verdict against Boeing, disclosed his stock transactions in Boeing shares within his wife's IRA. Business Insider reported that Robart bought and sold between $1,000 and $15,000 of Boeing stock. The judge claimed these trades were accidental and had no bearing on his rulings in the case.


Currently, Boeing Co. shares are trading at $194.85 without substantial movement from the previous close. The trading day opened at $193.55, with the intraday high reaching $195.14. The market volume reached 7,669,875 shares. These transactions and stock market activities underscore the ongoing interest and scrutiny surrounding Boeing's stock and internal activities.

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