The Boeing Co. said Thursday it has fired the employee whose laptop was stolen with personal information about nearly 400,000 retired and current company workers. Files on the stolen computer contained salary information, Social Security numbers, home addresses, phone numbers and birth dates, and were not encrypted as company policy requires…
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