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    GM, Boeing fight a war of words over going to Mars

    by Robert Reed, Chicago Tribune Dec 14, 2017 3 minutes

    It's a corporate suit versus a high-tech visionary, and the winner gets a trip to Mars.

    Boeing Co. CEO Dennis Muilenburg recently squabbled online with Tesla co-founder and space-travel entrepreneur Elon Musk about whose company will be the first to plant a flag on the Red Planet.

    While one of the more interesting Twitter skirmishes this side of Donald Trump, last week's online exchange is beyond a mere flare-up

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