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Boeing has already lost a contract with Canada for 18 new fighter jets and faces a significant hurdle for a larger order of 88 new fighters as a penalty for its trade case against Canadian aircraft...
Boeing raised its dividend by 20% and launched a new $18 billion buyback program. A decision due this week by Delta Air Lines could boost the stock even more.
AirlineRatings.com has launched the world's first country and airline safety comparison tool. Is it a useful tool?
One thing that stood out after Buffett showed which stocks he has been buying and selling lately is that all the major stocks he held were trading under their consensus analyst price targets.
21st Century Fox and Walt Disney may be discussing a merger, Apple seeks new places to park money overseas, Toyota raised its earnings forecast, and more important headlines.
United Airlines is discussing terms of its co-branded Visa credit card deal with JPMorgan. The airline says the deal is anti-competitive and both United and the bank need to win the negotiation.
Bombardier and Airbus have reached an agreement by which Airbus will gain control of Bombardier's C-Series aircraft with an eye toward building the planes in the U.S. to avoid the tariffs recently...
Nobody expects another day like Black Monday, but right now, it may make sense for investors to shift from momentum to a total return strategy.
Did Boeing bring its trade complaint against Canada's Bombardier because the U.S. company was afraid of coming competition from China or because it was afraid of the President of the United States?
Delta Air Lines stock has held onto a gain of more than 6% following last week's announcement of its September operations data. Will the quarter's earnings add to and take away from that gain?
Tuesday was another positive day for the U.S. markets with all of the major averages hitting record all-time highs in the session. Crude oil continued to back off and looking like it might not post a...
Boeing has added 58 new orders for its 737 family of jets to its 2017 order book. The buyer or buyers were not identified, but there might be more than the usual suspects in play.
As expected, Boeing prevailed in a trade dispute with Canada's Bombardier. What was not expected was the massive tariff the Commerce Department plans to impose.
The top analyst upgrades, downgrades and other research calls from Tuesday include Altria, Apple, Discovery, DowDuPont, JPMorgan, Red Hat and T-Mobile.
A new study by the Government Accountability Office urges more transparency in how airlines disclose the many options available to passengers. Good luck with that.