Boeing Co.

Boeing Co. plans to make a total of $1.5 billion in discretionary pension contributions in 2012, according to the company's fourth-quarter earnings release.

Boeing Co., Chicago, contributed $500 million to its defined benefit pension plans in the third quarter, said Charles Bickers, spokesman. The plans returned about 6% on investments year-to-date Oct. 26, James Bell , Boeing executive vice president, corporate president and CFO, said in a conference

Boeing Co., Chicago, dropped a proposal to replace its defined benefit plan with a defined contribution plan for employees represented by the International Association of Machinists hired after Jan. 1, said Boeing spokesman Tim Healy. The proposal had been included as part of contract talks with

Boeing Co., Chicago, is searching for a senior manager-U.S. equities to replace Michael S. Bennett , who joined the $1.2 billion endowment fund of the Baylor College of Medicine, Houston, as director of investments. At Boeing, the senior manager-U.S. equities oversees the $7 billion U.S. equity

Boeing, in contract negotiations with the IAM, points out that more than 40% of the employees the union represents at the company don't take maximum advantage of its match for its defined contribution plan. That's an important number.

Boeing plans to double to six the number of investment specialists on staff by the end of the year to implement an ambitious increase in alternative investments within its $50 billion defined benefit plan.

Union proposes adding supplemental plan, expects increase CHICAGO - Boeing Co. will propose dropping its defined benefit plan for new employees in contract negotiations with one of its two biggest unions, said spokesman Tim Healy. The Chicago-based company plans to disclose this week details of

Airplane maker Boeing could drop defined benefit plan coverage for new employees represented by the International Association of Machinists and Aerospace Workers and possibly other unions.

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CHICAGO — Boeing Co. plans to make pension contributions of $500 million in 2007 and another $500 million in 2008, according to its latest financial report. Chicago-based Boeing's pension plans are 101% funded. Boeing won't disclose the values of its pension assets and liabilities until it releases