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The latest Boeing theft is a milestone of sorts. According to the Privacy Rights Clearinghouse, a nonprofit that has tracked data breaches in the United States since February 2005, the number of records reported to have been exposed by such incidents has now passed the 100 million mark.
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The Chicago Tribune estimated the EDGE (Economic Development for a Growing Economy) credits that Boeing will receive could be worth $22 million over 15 years. Boeing ... could receive state grants for 10 years to cover up to half of its moving costs. The city of Chicago is considering building a heliport for Boeing and other downtown businesses that could potentially be built at the Morton building, Boeing’s new digs.
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Analysts argue whether Boeing cuts will cost area large loss of other jobs Seattle Times, Friday, December 4, 1998 by Michele Matassa Flores '"For every Boeing job, 2.8 more are created around Washington state." ..."multipliers," typically are cited with precision and certainty, as if they're sure-fire ways to measure economic impact. In fact, they are inexact and controversial,... One of the most debatable things about so-called multiplier effects is whether they work in reverse, as a company cuts jobs....'
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Kiga joined Boeing in 2007. Prior to that, he was the director, Corporate and Government Relations, for Russell Investments in Tacoma, Wash. From 1997 to 2003 he held two high-level positions with the State of Washington: director of the Department of Revenue and later chief of staff to Gov. Gary Locke. He was a senior manager in the Seattle office of Arthur Andersen before his positions with the state, and a vice president of Washington Mutual Bank in Seattle prior to that.
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