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Boeing workers decide to strike.

Fortinette is hacked and first energy reaches a settlement with the SEC.

We begin with an update on our top story from Thursday's edition of Wall Street breakfast.

Boeing workers overwhelmingly voted to reject a proposed labor contract which led to a vote to strike

with a work stoppage that began at midnight.

Approximately 33,000 members of the International Association of Machinists and Aerospace

Workers voted 96% in favor of the strike, far exceeding the two-thirds

majority required to initiate a walkout.

94.6% of workers rejected the labor contract.

The rejected contract included a 25% raise over four years,

and the union argued that these terms fell short of addressing the rising cost of living as they sought raises closer to 40 percent.

This strike adds to the already turbulent times at Boeing. After the emergency exit blowout earlier this year, the

CEO stepping down, Senate hearings, and of course a whole lot more. The vote is also

a blow to the current CEO who urged the union members not to vote in favor of a strike

as it would disrupt production and its struggling factory operations.

The union said in a statement that they'll now regroup and begin planning the next steps on securing an agreement that their members can approve.

A CNBC report cited an analyst that said a 30-day strike could cost almost 1.5 billion dollars to

Boeing and have an impact on supply chains.

Fortinette confirmed a data breach after a hacker claimed to have gained access to files from the cybersecurity companies a Microsoft Sharepoint server.

Fortinette closed Thursday down 2.8%.

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