After the government submitted notice of the agreement, lawyers representing family members of crash victims said they plan to object to the deal.

A deal between the DOJ and Boeing will save the aerospace behemoth from criminal prosecution for two 737 MAX fatal crashes.

The Department of Justice (DOJ) will let aerospace giant Boeing avoid criminal prosecution related to a fraud case stemming ...

Under an “agreement in principle,” Boeing will pay $1.1 billion and the Department of Justice (DOJ) would dismiss a criminal ...

Dozens of employees were reportedly relieved from their positions with the National Security Council, with an eye towards ...

The company was accused of misleading regulators about the jetliner before the two deadly accidents that killed 346 people.

Sens. Elizabeth Warren and Richard Blumenthal urged the DOJ to criminally prosecute Boeing in a fraud case over two deadly ...

The agreement allows Boeing to avoid being branded a convicted felon and was harshly criticized by many families who lost relatives in the crashes and had pressed prosecutors to take the US planemaker ...

A new deal that still needs to be finalized would require Boeing to pay and invest more than $1.1 billion, along with an ...

The Justice Department said it reached a preliminary agreement with Boeing to settle a long-running criminal probe into ...

Boeing and the Department of Justice have reached an “agreement in principle” that will keep the airplane manufacturer from ...