Now that Boeing has set new 52-week highs on consecutive days, thanks to a better-than-expected earnings report, several analysts have weighed in on the company's performance for the coming year.
Boeing takes $200 million Q4 charge on Air Force tanker program, and sees field for Air Force training jet narrow as Raytheon-led team drops out of the competition.
Boeing, Caterpillar, Apple, and JPMorgan boost DJIA above 20,000 for the first time.
The Dow Jones Industrial Average has finally managed to break above the elusive 20,000 mark. This is a monumental milestone for investors.
Boeing beats fourth-quarter and full-year estimates, but outlook calls for more commercial jet deliveries and lower revenues.
Paul Ausick The top analyst upgrades, downgrades and initiations seen from Tuesday include Apple, Boeing, CSX, Deere, Humana, Potash Corp. and Suncor Energy.
GE, Merck, Boeing, and Exxon Mobil lead the DJIA to a small loss on Monday.
24/7 Wall St. has put together a preview of Intel, Verizon, Chevron and the other Dow Jones Industrial Average companies scheduled to report their quarterly results this week.
Aerospace workers' union files with NLRB to represent about 2,850 employees at Boeing's South Carolina 787 plant.
Paul Ausick Aerospace industry merger between Safran and Zodiac to create world's third-largest supplier to the industry. Deal is worth about $9.7 billion, including assumption of Zodiac's debt.
While the run in defense and aerospace stocks was good for shareholders, many on Wall Street are starting to take a more cautious view on the sector in 2017.
Lockheed Martin has been targeted by Donald Trump over the costs of the F-35 fighter, but Senator John McCain has proposed that the defense budget rise to $640 billion.
Airbus nabs order for 80 passenger jets from Saudi Arabian carrier flynas in a deal worth about $8.6 billion at list prices.
Paul Ausick SpaceX two-stage Falcon rocket launched 10 satellites and then its first stage section returned to earth. At this point, it would appear the company has no worth competitors. This may not be…
Boeing's Friday morning announcement of a significant order from India's SpiceJet was expected; the size of the order was not.
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