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SEATTLE: Boeing's CEO confirmed Wednesday (Apr 23) that China had stopped accepting new aircraft due to the US-China trade war, as the company's shares surged following a smaller than expected loss.

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A Boeing 777 production assembly line at the Boeing factory in Everett, near Seattle. Boeing had planned to deliver about 50 aircraft to China this year, but that has now been halted. Photo ...

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