Boeing on Monday finalized an order for 20 new 737-8s with a UAE-based leasing company. Airbus has not yet taken a single order for new planes, but a decision on a revamped…
The aerospace and defense team at Merrill Lynch have raised their price targets on four companies rated Buy that have absolutely been on fire over the past year since the election, and…
These huge foreign sales, combined with a campaign promise to boost our own military, bode well for the top companies in the defense and aerospace sector.
The week of September 30 has come to an end, and there were several major corporate developments this week that investors simply should not ignore or overlook.
It’s a good time to be in the defense and warfare business. Just ask Lockheed Martin Corp. (NYSE: LMT) and its competitors. The geopolitical woes of 2017 include the Middle East, ISIS,…
Jon C. Ogg The Air Force contract for a new training jet could be delayed if Congress does not pass a budget bill to replace the continuing resolution that expires in December.
Two big mergers in the aerospace and defense sectors have already been announced and there is every reason to think the shopping spree is not over. Just ask Boeing's defense chief.
Even though Boeing stock closed down a few cents on Friday compared with its closing price a week ago, the company remains the best performer among the Dow 30.
The U.S. Air Force has awarded two contracts worth nearly $700 million to Boeing and Northrop as the first step in a proposed upgrade to the U.S. nuclear weapons arsenal.
The US Navy is seeking proposals for building a drone refueling tanker for its carrier force. A final request for proposal is due this year and a contract award is expected next…
The top analyst upgrades, downgrades and other research calls from Tuesday include FibroGen, Foot Locker, GW Pharma, LendingClub, Lockheed Martin, Tesla and UPS.
Tesla blew past earnings expectations and said demand for its new Model 3 is robust, Qatar Airways gave up on its effort to buy into American Airlines, and more headlines.
After markets closed Friday, the Pentagon announced a payment of $3.7 billion to Lockheed Martin for the next batch of F-35 fighter jets. The planes are earmarked for sale to foreign governments.
Paul Ausick After years of expanding the caliphate they felt they could impose on the Middle East and beyond, the terror group ISIS is finally getting the brutal force that many around the world…
Stocks were indicated to open only slightly higher on Wednesday after a mixed bag of corporate earnings. What investors need to understand is that the major equity indexes remain just under all-time…
